The Political Graveyard: Lake County, Ind.

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Lake County
Indiana

Politicians who lived in Lake County

Lake County (no city given): Kim Krull

Crown Point: Job Barnard — Celesta Bielefelt — Rudolph Clay — Edna G. Dexter — Rogelio Dominguez — Marvin G. Erlenbach — E. C. Field — Otto G. Fifield — D. H. Hopkins — John B. Peterson — Iole Vellutini — W. Vincent Youkey

East Chicago: Lawrence Becker — David Cohen — James H. Fife — Henrietta Goodman — George Huish — James K. Hunter — James S. Hunter — Walter M. Jeorse — Michael J. Kiernan — Tony Lenzo — Frank J. Migas — John B. Nicosia — Thomas O'Connor — George Pabey — Robert A. Pastrick — Walter J. Riley — Andrew Rooney — Ruth T. Skewes — Stephen Stiglich — Joseph Toth — Allen P. Twyman — Henry Walker

East Gary: Pete Chapas

Gary:

Gary, 1900-1999: F. Laurence Anderson, Jr. — Gerrit H. Baker — Albert M. Bielawski — George Chacharis — Lee B. Clayton — Margaret Combs — Anthony DeBonis — Joseph E. Finerty — Jani Gant — William T. Gleason — Marguerite Graves — Otto V. Gray — Wilbur J. Hardaway — Richard G. Hatcher — James F. Hilton — William F. Hodges — Metro Holovachka — Willett Jenkins — Orval Kincaid — Thomas Knotts — Ray J. Madden — Betty Malinka — Peter Mandich — Jessie Mitchell — Theodore D. Nering, Jr. — H. S. Norton — Leslie O. Pruitt — Joseph Radigan — Griffith Rees — Philip J. Rosenbloom — Ruth T. Skewes — Vernon Smith — Oliver Starr — Jeanette Strong — Eugene H. Swartz — Nathan Vann — Peter J. Visclosky — A. A. Watts — Helen R. White — A. B. Whitlock

Gary, 2000-2012: Charlie Brown — Rudolph Clay — Mary L. Elgin — Karen Freeman-Wilson — Rachelle Hatcher — Jim Robinson — Earline Rogers

Griffith: Jesse M. Villalpando

Hammond:

	Hammond, 1800-1899: Adam R. Ebert — Thomas Hammond — A. F. Knotts — Fred Mott — Patrick Reilley — Marcus M. Towle — Alfred A. Winslow
	Hammond, 1900-1999: Vernon C. Anderson — Lawrence Becker — James R. Boland — Daniel Brown — James DeLaurier — Edward C. Dowling — Howard Gescheidler — Joseph Jeneske — Mike Kampo — Joseph E. Klen — A. F. Knotts — Frank R. Martin — Sidmon D. McHie — William W. McMahon — Harold E. Miner — Percy A. Parry — John Pers — Patrick Reilley — Virgil Reiter — Margaret Rudolph — Charles O. Schonert — William T. Schulte — Joseph L. Skozen — John A. Smalley — G. Bertram Smith — Lester Thornton — Adrian E. Tinkham — Margaret Turner — Murray A. Turner — Wasson J. Wilson
	Hammond, 2000-2012: Thomas M. McDermott, Jr. — James Robinson

Highland: Ralph M. Dunn — Judith Herrera — Irene Holinga — Stephen Manich

Hobart: Kumud Aggarwal — Navin Barot — Martin Behnke — Linda M. Buzinec — Tracy Edward Page — Fred Rose — Ross F. Trester

Lowell: Frank A. Gullstrom — Benjamin F. Roberts — Charles F. Roberts — Victor K. Roberts

Merrillville: Roger A. Chiabai — Sally LaSota — Michael A. Pannos — Marty Vagenas — Peter J. Visclosky — Willis Zagrovich

Munster: Nick Angel — Elliott Belshaw — Victoria Candelaria — Mara Candelaria Reardon — Joseph J. Kotso — Mary Jane Lloyd — Buell R. McDaniel

Ross: Bartlett Woods

Schererville: Dana Dumezich — Daniel Dumezich — Marian Massengill

Whiting: William Bercik — Thomas S. Boile — Andrew S. Kovacik — James T. McNamara — James McNanary — Walter Schrage

See also Indiana areas not assigned to counties.

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