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LNC stands for "Libertarian National Committee." It is the governing body of the Libertarian Party in the United States, responsible for setting the party's policies, strategies, and priorities, as well as overseeing its operations and administration. Comprised of elected representatives from state affiliates, the LNC serves as the central decision-making authority within the Libertarian Party, guiding its activities and promoting its principles of individual liberty, free markets, limited government, and non-interventionism. The LNC plays a key role in organizing and coordinating party activities at the national level, including fundraising, candidate recruitment, campaign support, outreach efforts, and public relations. It also represents the party's interests in interactions with government agencies, media outlets, advocacy groups, and other political organizations, advocating for libertarian principles and policies in the public sphere. The LNC convenes regular meetings and conferences to discuss party business, review organizational matters, and develop strategies for advancing the libertarian movement and expanding the party's influence and electoral success. As the highest decision-making body within the Libertarian Party, the LNC operates democratically, with members elected by party delegates and accountable to the party's membership base. Through its leadership and stewardship, the LNC seeks to advance the goals and values of the Libertarian Party, promote individual freedom and responsibility, and provide a viable alternative to the traditional two-party system in American politics.