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2000 Natural Law National Convention was held August 31–September 2, 2000, in Alexandria, Virginia. The presidential nominating convention occurred after Natural Law Party founder John Hagelin had received the backing of a splinter faction of the Reform Party at the 2000 Reform National Convention, and marked an formal alliance of forces between the Natural Law Party and that faction of the Reform Party. The 2000 Natural Law Convention and alliance with elements of the Reform Party was staged largely in hopes of bolstering their claim to the federal matching funds and ballot access that the Reform Party's 2000 nominees would be entitled to.
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