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In the [[1990s]], businessman Marty Rikse was the chairman of the Libertairan Party of North Dakota. Monthly meetings were held in Fargo, North Dakota at a Chinese resturant. A semi-regular state party newsletter was published. Keith Hanson became the chairman in [[2002]], and David Helfter became the vicechair. Helfter was also the Libertarian Party of Minnesota representative for Minnesota State University Moorhead and the cofounder of an interest group called [[Friends of Democracy]]. | In the [[1990s]], businessman Marty Rikse was the chairman of the Libertairan Party of North Dakota. Monthly meetings were held in Fargo, North Dakota at a Chinese resturant. A semi-regular state party newsletter was published. Keith Hanson became the chairman in [[2002]], and David Helfter became the vicechair. Helfter was also the Libertarian Party of Minnesota representative for Minnesota State University Moorhead and the cofounder of an interest group called [[Friends of Democracy]]. | ||
In the spring of [[2004]], David Delfter died suddenly. In [[2006]], the Libertarian Party of North Dakota collected enough petition signatures from qualified voters to formally organize themselves into a political party. | In the spring of [[2004]], David Delfter died suddenly. In [[2006]], the Libertarian Party of North Dakota collected enough petition signatures from qualified voters to formally organize themselves into a political party. | ||