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Arapahoe County
Colorado

Arapahoe County Political Parties

Democratic Party chairs in Arapahoe County (incomplete!): R. George Woods, 1950

Republican Party chairs in Arapahoe County: [none currently in database]

Arapahoe County Delegates
to National Party Conventions

Democratic National Conventions:
	1916, St. Louis: L. J. Kavanaugh
	1928, Houston: Louis Bertolett
	1936, Philadelphia: Effie Jackson
	1940, Chicago: Dorothy Millard
	1952, Chicago: La Roy H. Purdy
	1956, Chicago: Elinor Herron — William R. Young
	1960, Los Angeles: Eugene Cervi — Joe Truecek
	1980, New York: Judy Henning — Sheila Kowal — Cheryl Lurie — John Soto
	1996, Chicago: Becky Brooks — John Hallen — Peggy Kerns — Belle Miran — Robert Reed — Susan M. Tabacheck — Harold Thyfault
	2004, Boston: Ajenai Clemmons — Meg Froelich — Rebecca L. McClellan
	2008, Denver: Marzette M. Bedford-Billinghurst — Carmine J. Iadarola — Daniel Kagan — Robert C. Kihm — Sarah R. Kihm — Rebecca L. McClellan — Paula E. Noonan
Republican National Conventions:
	1904, Chicago: Edward O. Wolcott
	1908, Chicago: Thomas F. Walsh
	1912, Chicago: George W. Dunn
	1920, Chicago: John H. Fletcher
	1928, Kansas City: Joel E. Stone
	1936, Cleveland: John E. Fitzpatrick
	1940, Philadelphia: Mrs. L. E. Wise
	1944, Chicago: Richard H. Simon
	1956, San Francisco: Richard L. Banta, Jr. — Daniel I. J. Thornton
	1960, Chicago: John Jameson — Stephen Keller — Margaret Senn
	1964, San Francisco: Jane Bales — Peter H. Dominick — Herbert F. Koether — Paul W. Wolf
	1972, Miami Beach: Mary Ellen High — Dorothy Magee — Gary Voice
	1988, New Orleans: Gregory McKnight
	2004, New York: John Andrews — Michele Austin — Karen Campbell — Nancy Doty — Justin Everett — Betty Ann Habig — Lilly Nunez — Kim Ransom
	2008, St. Paul: Michele Austin — Nathan Chambers — Candy Figa — Roger Houdek — Sharon Johnson — Conrad Ladd — Kathleen LeCrone — Lia Morgan — Joe Nunez — Lilly Nunez — Kim Ransom — Douglas Robinson — Robert W. Schaffer — David Sprecace — Richard Wadhams — Shari Williams

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