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Madison County
New York

Madison County Political Parties

Democratic Party chairs in Madison County (incomplete!): A. E. Fitch, 1910 — Otto Pfaff, 1927 — Robert J. Burns, 1939-42 — Perrine G. Rockafellow, 1955 — William Franchell, 1965

Republican Party chairs in Madison County (incomplete!): Morell E. Tallett, 1910 — Ervin E. Cummings, 1927-29 — Wheeler Milmoe, 1939 — Harold O. Whitnall, 1942 — Robert E. Tiffany, 1955

Madison County Delegates
to National Party Conventions

Democratic National Conventions:
	1860, Charleston and Baltimore: Sidney T. Fairchild
	1864, Chicago: Sidney T. Fairchild
	1876, St. Louis: Christopher A. Wolrath
	1916, St. Louis: Otto Pfaff
	1924, New York: John H. Richardson
	1928, Houston: Christine Allen — Otto Pfaff
	1932, Chicago: Otto Pfaff
	1936, Philadelphia: Robert J. Burns
	1940, Chicago: Robert J. Burns
	1944, Chicago: Robert J. Burns
	1948, Philadelphia: Charles R. Wilson
	1952, Chicago: Perrine G. Rockafellow
	1956, Chicago: Ralph Webber
	1960, Los Angeles: Ralph Webber — Virginia Young
	1972, Miami Beach: Laverne S. Darrow
	1980, New York: Ron Kennedy
	1996, Chicago: Maureen S. Malone
	2008, Denver: David J. Valesky
Republican National Conventions:
	1856, Philadelphia: Sam D. Clark — A. B. Coe
	1860, Chicago: Robert Stewart
	1884, Chicago: Milton De Lano
	1900, Philadelphia: Francis H. Gates — Eugene P. Sisson
	1904, Chicago: Orlando W. Burhyte — Henry B. Coman
	1908, Chicago: Francis H. Gates — B. Rush Wendell
	1912, Chicago: Frank Miller
	1916, Chicago: James Moore
	1924, Cleveland: Julia R. Burden
	1928, Kansas City: Charles W. Taft
	1932, Chicago: John W. Gates
	1936, Cleveland: George W. H. Allen
	1940, Philadelphia: George W. H. Allen — Robert C. Roberts
	1948, Philadelphia: Robert C. Roberts
	1952, Chicago: Robert C. Roberts
	1956, San Francisco: Clarence Conley — Wheeler Milmoe
	1960, Chicago: DeAlton J. Ridings
	1964, San Francisco: Jane Thom
Whig National Conventions:
	1839, Harrisburg: Jonathan D. Ledyard

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