Libertarian Party Gathers in Phoenix for 10th Convention
This week’s national convention of the Libertarian Party will include seminars on such topics as “how to introduce Libertarianism to your friends without appearing to be a fool,” the state chairman said.
About 300 party representatives, “a small but feisty bunch,” as Arizona Chairman Ken Sturzenacker called them, will open their 10th convention on Wednesday.
They will elect party officials and update platform and bylaws.
The 13-year-old party’s 1984 presidential ticket, David Bergland and Jim Lewis, polled about 227,000 votes nationwide.
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