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|birth-date = November 23, 1943 | |birth-date = November 23, 1943 | ||
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|death-date = November 21, 2010 | |death-date = November 21, 2010 (age 66) | ||
|death-place = | |death-place = Tucson, Arizona | ||
|education = | |education = Massachusetts Institute of Technology | ||
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|party = [[Libertarian Party]] | |party = [[Libertarian Party]] | ||
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| David Nolan | |
_Denver_2008.jpg) Pondering a suggestion at the 2008 national convention in Denver | |
| Chair Libertarian National Committee | |
| 1971—1972 | |
| Successor: | Susan Nolan |
| Personal Details | |
| Birth: | November 23, 1943 Washington DC |
| Death: | November 21, 2010 (age 66) Tucson, Arizona |
| Education: | Massachusetts Institute of Technology |
| Occupation: | Activist, Writer |
| Party: | Libertarian Party |
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David Fraser Nolan (November 23, 1943–November 21, 2010) was the most well-known founder of the Libertarian Party, creator of the Nolan Chart, and heavily active participant in the Libertarian Party. He also founded the Committee to Form a Libertarian Party that created the party in 1971.
He was selected as the first (temporary) national chair by the steering committee and served until the 1972 Libertarian National Convention.
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Libertarian Party National Chair 1971-1972 |
Succeeded by: Susan Nolan |
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