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|occupation = Businessman, Criminal Defense Attorney | |occupation = Businessman, Criminal Defense Attorney | ||
|residence = Phoenix, Arizona | |residence = Phoenix, Arizona | ||
|party = [[Libertarian Party]] | |party = [[Libertarian Party|Libertarian]] | ||
|website = https://sarwarkforphoenix.com/ | |||
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|facebook = https://www.facebook.com/nsarwark | |facebook = https://www.facebook.com/nsarwark | ||
|twitter = | |twitter = https://twitter.com/i/notifications | ||
|instagram = | |instagram = https://www.instagram.com/nsarwark/ | ||
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'''Nicholas Sarwark''' (born August 27, 1979) is the current chair of the [[Libertarian National Committee]] and a public defender. Prior to this, he served as Vice Chair of the [[Libertarian Party of Colorado]] and the [[Libertarian Party of Maryland]]. He also served on the [[Judicial Committee]] from [[2004]] to [[2014]]. He is also a former clerk for the [[Institute for Justice]], and a former consultant. | '''Nicholas Sarwark''' (born August 27, 1979) is a businessman and criminal defense attorney from Phoenix, Arizona. He is the current chair of the [[Libertarian National Committee]] and a public defender. Prior to this, he served as Vice Chair of the [[Libertarian Party of Colorado]] and the [[Libertarian Party of Maryland]]. He also served on the [[Judicial Committee]] from [[2004]] to [[2014]]. He is also a former clerk for the [[Institute for Justice]], and a former consultant. | ||
In his [[National Convention 2014|2014]] run for national chair he ran on a platform of aggressively targeting independent and unaffiliated voters. At the [[2012]] national convention he gave the nomination speech for the successful effort to select [[NOTA]]. | In his [[National Convention 2014|2014]] run for national chair he ran on a platform of aggressively targeting independent and unaffiliated voters. At the [[2012]] national convention he gave the nomination speech for the successful effort to select [[NOTA]]. | ||