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'''Tonie Nathan''' ([[February 9]], [[1923]] - ) has the historical distinction of being the first woman in US History to receive an electoral vote, in 1972, more then ten years before Geraldine Ferrarro. | '''Tonie Nathan''' ([[February 9]], [[1923]] - ) has the historical distinction of being the first woman in US History to receive an electoral vote, in 1972, more then ten years before Geraldine Ferrarro. | ||
Nathan was the vice presidential running mate for [[John Hospers]] in the 1972 presidential election. Elector [[Roger MacBride]] of | Nathan was the vice presidential running mate for [[John Hospers]] in the 1972 presidential election. Elector [[Roger MacBride]] of Virginia cast his lone electoral vote for the ticket of Hospers and Nathan, which received just over 3000 popular votes, despite very little publicity and their appearance on the ballot in only 2 states. | ||
Nathan lives in Oregon and has continued to run for various political offices through the years. She remains active in the [[Libertarian Party]]. | Nathan lives in Oregon and has continued to run for various political offices through the years. She remains active in the [[Libertarian Party]]. | ||
Revision as of 04:07, 27 March 2011
Tonie Nathan (February 9, 1923 - ) has the historical distinction of being the first woman in US History to receive an electoral vote, in 1972, more then ten years before Geraldine Ferrarro.
Nathan was the vice presidential running mate for John Hospers in the 1972 presidential election. Elector Roger MacBride of Virginia cast his lone electoral vote for the ticket of Hospers and Nathan, which received just over 3000 popular votes, despite very little publicity and their appearance on the ballot in only 2 states.
Nathan lives in Oregon and has continued to run for various political offices through the years. She remains active in the Libertarian Party.
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Libertarian Party Vice Presidential candidate 1972 |
Succeeded by: David Bergland |