Libertarians Nominate Chase Oliver for President After Contentious Convention

Oliver, the first millennial to secure a significant third-party nomination, aims to challenge the political duopoly in 2024.

Chase Oliver was nominated after seven rounds of voting, defeating Michael Rectenwald and Mike ter Maat.
Donald Trump and Robert F. Kennedy Jr. unsuccessfully sought the Libertarian Party's support during the convention.
Oliver plans to campaign in all 50 states, targeting younger voters and distinguishing himself from both major parties.
Trump faced significant opposition and was loudly booed during his speech at the Libertarian convention.
Libertarians criticized Trump's policies, citing his increase of the national debt and authoritarian tendencies.