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Lenawee County
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Lenawee County Political Parties

Democratic Party chairs in Lenawee County (incomplete!): Inad Haddad, 2003 — Frances G. Sibley, 2007

Republican Party chairs in Lenawee County (incomplete!): Lawrence J. Hammond, 1950 — Ted Dusseau, 2007

Lenawee County Delegates
to National Party Conventions

Democratic National Conventions:
	1860, Charleston and Baltimore: Philo Wilson
	1912, Baltimore: David L. Treat
	1924, New York: Edward Frensdorf
	1928, Houston: Henry R. Byrnes
	1932, Chicago: James H. Baker
	1936, Philadelphia: Bert D. Chandler
	1940, Chicago: Bert D. Chandler
	1944, Chicago: Bert D. Chandler — Dewey Vecelius
	1948, Philadelphia: Maurice E. Tripp, Jr.
	1952, Chicago: Harry Kafer
	1956, Chicago: Robert J. Baker — James H. Coller
	1960, Los Angeles: James H. Coller
	1964, Atlantic City: Robert MacLean — Betty Morse
	1972, Miami Beach: Charles W. Jameson — Susan Sitterly
	1980, New York: June M. Merrill
	1984, San Francisco: Sheila Rowlison
	2008, Denver: Frances G. Sibley
Republican National Conventions:
	1856, Philadelphia: Fernando C. Beaman
	1880, Chicago: J. K. Boies — C. R. Miller
	1888, Chicago: J. K. Boies — B. F. Graves
	1900, Philadelphia: Leslie B. Robertson
	1908, Chicago: Grant Fellows
	1912, Chicago: Fred A. Acker
	1916, Chicago: M. W. Hensel
	1924, Cleveland: Burton L. Hart — Isabel Larwill
	1928, Kansas City: Emery B. Root
	1932, Chicago: Jenny C. Law Hardy — Emery B. Root
	1936, Cleveland: Elmer A. Beamer
	1940, Philadelphia: Charles L. Robertson
	1944, Chicago: Clarke W. Baldwin — James Gerrity
	1948, Philadelphia: Lawrence J. Hammond
	1952, Chicago: Florence Howe
	1956, San Francisco: C. Ralph Kohn
	1960, Chicago: Faun Platt
	1964, San Francisco: Maurice Stubinitz
	1972, Miami Beach: Faun Platt
	1988, New Orleans: Emily Kackstetter
	2008, St. Paul: Sydney Ann Engel

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