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The first '''[[Libertarian Party]] National Convention''' was held June 15 - 18, {{Event|year=1972|event=Event}} in Denver, Colorado. The original dates selected had tentatively been June 4-7, 1972.  The convention was open to all Libertarian Party members at a cost of $25.  There were 89 delegates in attendance representing 23 states.  The original [[Statement of Principles]] was adopted unanimously at this convention.
The first '''[[Libertarian Party]] National Convention''' was held June 15–18, {{Event|year=1972|event=Event}} in Denver, Colorado. The original dates selected had tentatively been June 4–7, 1972.  The convention was open to all Libertarian Party members at a cost of $25.  There were 89 delegates in attendance representing 23 states.  The original [[Statement of Principles]] was adopted unanimously at this convention.


==Presidential and Vice-Presidential Nomination==
==Presidential and Vice-Presidential Nomination==
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*Monday, June 5 -- Closed committee sessions, workshops, first session of the convention (to vote on rules, constitution and by-laws). Evening open for caucuses of various groups who wish to hold them.
*Monday, June 5 -- Closed committee sessions, workshops, first session of the convention (to vote on rules, constitution and by-laws). Evening open for caucuses of various groups who wish to hold them.
*Tuesday, June 6 -- Second session of the convention (to vote on platform).
*Tuesday, June 6 -- Second session of the convention (to vote on platform).
*Wednesday, June 7 -- Third and final convention session (to elect Party's officers for 1972-1974, and to nominate a President and Vice-President of the United States). Big bash in the evening.
*Wednesday, June 7 -- Third and final convention session (to elect Party's officers for 1972–1974, and to nominate a President and Vice-President of the United States). Big bash in the evening.
*Thursday, June 8 -- Brief open session of the newly-elected Executive Committee, to deal with such matters are necessary.
*Thursday, June 8 -- Brief open session of the newly-elected Executive Committee, to deal with such matters are necessary.


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*[[Pat Lowrie]], Colorado
*[[Pat Lowrie]], Colorado


Election of the four Executive Committee Members at Large took four ballots.  Some twelve people were nominated, and on the first ballot, only two people received a majority -- former [[Temporary Executive Committee (1972)|Temporary Chairman]]  [[David Nolan|David F. Nolan]], who received votes from 70% of the delegates, and [[Libertarian Party of Oregon|Oregon]]'s Temporary Chairman, [[James Bryan]], with 60%.  On the second ballot, none of the remaining nominees received a majority, but on the third ballot, a majority was received by [[D Frank Robinson]], temporary [[Oklahoma Libertarian Party|Oklahoma]] Chairman and Parliamentarian at the Convention.  On the fourth ballot, [[Pat Lowrie]] of Colorado was chosen to fill the remaining At-Large spot.
Election of the four Executive Committee Members at Large took four ballots.  Some twelve people were nominated, and on the first ballot, only two people received a majority—former [[Temporary Executive Committee (1972)|Temporary Chairman]]  [[David Nolan|David F. Nolan]], who received votes from 70% of the delegates, and [[Libertarian Party of Oregon|Oregon]]'s Temporary Chairman, [[James Bryan]], with 60%.  On the second ballot, none of the remaining nominees received a majority, but on the third ballot, a majority was received by [[D Frank Robinson]], temporary [[Oklahoma Libertarian Party|Oklahoma]] Chairman and Parliamentarian at the Convention.  On the fourth ballot, [[Pat Lowrie]] of Colorado was chosen to fill the remaining At-Large spot.


==Election of Regional Representatives==
==Election of Regional Representatives==
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==References==
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