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Dickinson County
Michigan

Dickinson County Political Parties

Democratic Party chairs in Dickinson County (incomplete!): Dennis Baldinelli, 2003 — Robert Werner, 2007

Republican Party chairs in Dickinson County (incomplete!): Mario Fontana, 1950 — Carla Anderson, 2007

Dickinson County Delegates
to National Party Conventions

Democratic National Conventions:
	1912, Baltimore: Patrick Flanagan
	1916, St. Louis: Edwin F. Brown
	1932, Chicago: John C. Wickstrom
	1940, Chicago: D. Stephen Benzie
	1944, Chicago: Albert J. Wilke
	1948, Philadelphia: Sam Jacobs
	1952, Chicago: Ivan E. Brown — Ruth Dundon
	1956, Chicago: Philip Rahoi
	1960, Los Angeles: Ivan E. Brown — Philip Rahoi
	1964, Atlantic City: Norman Mainville — Philip Rahoi
	1972, Miami Beach: David Gasbarro
Republican National Conventions:
	1912, Chicago: William Kelly
	1916, Chicago: William Kelly
	1920, Chicago: Otto C. Davidson
	1924, Cleveland: Charles H. Baxter
	1928, Kansas City: M. J. Fox
	1932, Chicago: Raymond Turner
	1936, Cleveland: George J. Eisele
	1940, Philadelphia: Harold J. Richards
	1944, Chicago: Harold J. Richards
	1948, Philadelphia: Mario Fontana
	1956, San Francisco: F. A. Flodin
	1960, Chicago: B. W. Reeve
	1964, San Francisco: Ralph Huhtala

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