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Monroe County
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Monroe County Political Parties

Democratic Party chairs in Monroe County (incomplete!): Mary Ann Neopolitan, 2003 — Denise D. Brooks, 2007

Republican Party chairs in Monroe County (incomplete!): Arthur E. Wallin, 1950 — Jeff Andring, 2007

Monroe County Delegates
to National Party Conventions

Democratic National Conventions:
	1856, Cincinnati: Jefferson G. Thurber
	1876, St. Louis: Heman J. Redfield
	1892, Chicago: John Strong, Jr.
	1912, Baltimore: Boyez Dansard — John Strong, Jr.
	1916, St. Louis: Jacob Martin
	1920, San Francisco: John B. Haynes
	1924, New York: Jacob Martin
	1932, Chicago: Spencer Rieves
	1936, Philadelphia: John C. Lehr
	1940, Chicago: Joe Guth
	1944, Chicago: Walter C. Averill, Jr. — Hilda Jennings
	1952, Chicago: John Vensel
	1956, Chicago: Edwin E. Prong
	1960, Los Angeles: Frank Golembiewski — Raymond C. Kehres
	1964, Atlantic City: Wyman D. Campbell — G. R. Navarre
	1972, Miami Beach: Ruby Gibson
	1984, San Francisco: Ernest F. Buschmann — Betty J. Hall
	1996, Chicago: Diana Owen
	2004, Boston: Sara Sweat
Republican National Conventions:
	1856, Philadelphia: Isaac P. Christiancy
	1872, Philadelphia: Nathan N. Kendall
	1880, Chicago: J. D. Ronan
	1884, Chicago: William A. French — W. A. Underwood
	1888, Chicago: George Spaulding
	1900, Philadelphia: Charles L. Edwards
	1908, Chicago: William F. Knapp
	1920, Chicago: William G. Gutman
	1932, Chicago: Jesse H. Root
	1936, Cleveland: Joseph R. Denniston
	1940, Philadelphia: Verna H. Gordon
	1944, Chicago: Harold F. Nadeau
	1948, Philadelphia: Mrs. Lloyd W. Clime
	1952, Chicago: Catharine Gibson — Arthur E. Wallin
	1956, San Francisco: Catharine Gibson — Ruth Vagt
	1960, Chicago: Walter Haessler
	1964, San Francisco: Charles S. McIntyre III
	1988, New Orleans: Patty Braden — Pamela Dressel — Beverly S. Hammerstrom — Norman D. Shinkle
	2004, New York: Joseph Rotole

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