National Convention 1998

1998 Libertarian National Convention
Convention
The Road to Victory
Dates:	1998
Location:	Washington, D.C.
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The 1998 Libertarian National Convention was held in Washington, DC.

The minutes of the LNC Meeting held the last day of the convention reflects the newly elected LNC.

Election of Officers

• David Bergland was elected as national chair.
• Hugh Butler was elected as Vice-Chair
• Steve Givot was elected as Secretary
• Mark Tuniewicz as Treasurer

At Large Representatives

• John Buttrick
• Mike Dixon
• Jim Lark
• Mary Ruwart
• Bill Hall

Region Representatives

• Bette Rose Smith (CO), Region 1
• Joe Dehn (CA), Region 2
• Terry Savage (NV), Region 2
• Ken Bisson (IN), Region 3
• Chris Spruyt (NC), Region 4
• Amy Rule (MD), Region 5
• Muni Savyon (MA), Region 6
• Bob Franke (IL), Region 7
• Geoff Neale (TX) - Region 8

Region Alternates

• Ed Hoch (AK), Region 1
• Scott Lieberman (CA), Region 2
• Barbara Goushaw (MI), Region 3
• Gary Ilardi (FL), Region 4
• Jim Turney (VA), Region 5
• Ken Lindell (ME), Region 6
• Jackie Bradbury (MO), Region 7
• Deryl Martin (TN), Region 8

Vacant

Region 2 Alternate

Documents

Title	Format
Convention Program	View (info)
Gala Honors and Awards Banquet	View (info)
Pocket Program (blue and black)	View (info)
Pocket Program (red and black)	View (info)
Welcome Letter	View (info)
Promotional letter sent to members	View (info) with Envelope (info)
Convention Registration Card	Convention Registration Card (info)
Informal Convention Minutes	Summary of Convention Posted on LP Website (info)
Bylaws Committee Report	Bylaws Committee Report (info)
Platform Committee Report	Platform Committee Report (info)

CSPAN COVERAGE

• July 2, 1998 Business Meeting
• July 2, 1998 Call to Order and Opening Keynote Speech
• Inside Looking Out: Brian Thomas introduces Peter McWilliams, who speaks on medical cannabis
• Understanding the Coming Paradigm Shift: David Nolan speaks to delegates.
• Mr Robert Poole, president of the Reason Foundation moderated a panel discussion by local elected Libertarians.

References

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