Libertarian National Committee (2004-2006)

The Libertarian National Committee controls and manages the affairs, properties, and funds of the national Libertarian Party. During the 2004-2006 term it consisted of 18 members -- the four party officers, five at-large members, and nine regional representatives (along with alternates).

Members

2004-2006 Libertarian National Committee
Chair Michael Dixon	Vice Chair R. Lee Wrights	Treasurer Mark Nelson	Secretary Bob Sullentrup	At Large Bette Rose Ryan
At Large Bill Redpath	At Large Michael Colley	At Large Rick McGinnis	At Large Mark W. Rutherford	Region 1 East Dan Karlan
Region 1 East (altenate) Mark Cenci	Region 1 West Ed Hoch	Region 1 West (alternate) Joseph P. Thompson	Region 2 M Carling	Region 2 Aaron Starr
Region 2 (first alternate) Scott Lieberman	Region 2 (second alternate) Mark Hinkle	Region 2 (second alternate) Mark Whitley	Region 2 (second alternate) Richard Burke	Region 3 Dena Bruedigam
Region 3 (alternate) Emily Salvette	Region 4 Michael Gilson	Region 4 (alternate) Chris Farris	Region 4 (alternate) Trevor Southerland	Region 5 East Jim Lark
Region 5 East (alternate) Chuck Moulton	Region 5 West Jeremy Keil	Region 5 West (alternate) Tony Ryan	Region 6 George Squyres	Region 6 (alternate) Tim Hagan

On 17 May 2005, Region 2 second alternate Mark Hinkle was replaced by Mark Whitley.

On 23 June 2005, Trevor Sutherland replaced Region 4 alternate Chris Farris.

On 8 July 2005, Richard Burke replaced Region 2 second alternate Mark Whitley.

Meetings

Date	Location
31 May 2004 (post-convention)	Atlanta, Georgia
14-15 August 2004	Cleveland, Ohio
13-14 November 2004	Crystal City, Virginia
26-27 February 2005	Portland, Oregon
14-15 May 2005	Dallas, Texas
6-7 August 2005	Kansas City, Missouri
12-13 November 2005	Baltimore, Maryland
10-11 March 2006	Charlotte, North Carolina
30 June 2006 (pre-convention)	Portland, Oregon

Preceded by: Libertarian National Committee (2002-2004)

Libertarian National Committee 2004-2006

Succeeded by: Libertarian National Committee (2006-2008)