2008 Libertarian National Convention - Voting For Vice Presidential Nomination

Voting For Vice Presidential Nomination

A separate vote was held for the Vice Presidential nomination. Presidential nominee Barr endorsed Root, while Presidential runner-up Ruwart endorsed Kubby.

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