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Richmond County
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Richmond County Political Parties

Democratic Party chairs in Richmond County (incomplete!): David S. Rendt, 1927 — William T. Fetherston, 1939-41 — Jeremiah A. Sullivan, 1942-55

Republican Party chairs in Richmond County (incomplete!): Clinton J. Sharrett, 1923-30 — Robert S. Woodward, 1939-42 — Ellsworth B. Buck, 1951-52

Richmond County Delegates
to National Party Conventions

Democratic National Conventions:
	1876, St. Louis: Gilbert C. Dean
	1912, Baltimore: Charles J. McCormack
	1916, St. Louis: Bertram G. Eadie — Charles Hormann
	1920, San Francisco: James H. Clark — Camille McSorley
	1924, New York: Camille McSorley — Anning S. Prall
	1928, Houston: Charles W. Berry — Anning S. Prall
	1932, Chicago: John J. O'Rourke — Anning S. Prall — David S. Rendt
	1936, Philadelphia: William T. Fetherston — William Merrifield — Anning S. Prall
	1940, Chicago: William T. Fetherston — Edward J. Malloy
	1944, Chicago: Jeremiah A. Sullivan — J. Walter Thompson
	1948, Philadelphia: Jeremiah A. Sullivan
	1952, Chicago: Frederick Schick — Jeremiah A. Sullivan
	1956, Chicago: John F. Kearney — Jeremiah A. Sullivan
	1960, Los Angeles: Joseph A. McKinney
	1964, Atlantic City: John F. Kearney — Robert G. Lindsay — Albert V. Maniscalco — John M. Murphy
	1972, Miami Beach: Lillian C. Arrindell — Mark B. Herman — Edward Murphy — John L. Soldini
	1980, New York: Elizabeth A. Connelly — Jeannette DiLorenzo — Salvatore Grasso — Lucy Genevieve Iafe
	1984, San Francisco: Carol L. Angellino — Michael Califra — Allen P. Cappelli — Mary T. Codd — Margaret M. Hornblower — Joseph Shannon — Dorothy Toye — Carolyn R. Zaroff
	1988, Atlanta: George Boncoraglio — Elizabeth A. Connelly — Joseph A. Cravotta — Ralph J. Lamberti — Vincent J. Montalbano — Gloria Jeane Smith — Terry Troia
	1996, Chicago: George Boncoraglio — Elizabeth A. Connelly — Panna Ghandi — Robert J. Gigante — John P. Gulino — Vita C. O'Donovan — Helen Settles
	2000, Los Angeles: George Boncoraglio
	2004, Boston: David Camacho — Belinda A. Dixon — Nanne Goldman — John Lavelle — Janet Wilson
	2008, Denver: George Boncoraglio — Belinda A. Dixon — Diane J. Savino
Republican National Conventions:
	1884, Chicago: George W. Curtis
	1900, Philadelphia: Thomas A. Braniff — Hugh McRoberts
	1908, Chicago: Thomas A. Braniff — John Timlin, Jr.
	1912, Chicago: Russell Bleecker — George Cromwell — John Timlin, Jr.
	1916, Chicago: George Cromwell — Walter W. Price
	1920, Chicago: George Cromwell
	1924, Cleveland: Thomas A. Braniff — George Cromwell
	1928, Kansas City: Clinton J. Sharrett
	1932, Chicago: A. L. Breor
	1936, Cleveland: H. Robert Fetteroll — Richard L. Templeton
	1940, Philadelphia: William B. Muirhead — Robert S. Woodward
	1944, Chicago: William B. Muirhead — Edward A. Ruppell — Peter P. Spinelli
	1948, Philadelphia: Edward L. Love — Peyton I. Royal — Edward A. Ruppell
	1952, Chicago: Edward J. Amann, Jr. — Ellsworth B. Buck — Robert L. Johnson — E. J. McCormick
	1956, San Francisco: Eugene A. Burke
	1960, Chicago: James A. Flood — Charles E. Griffith
	1964, San Francisco: John A. Garbarino — John H. Ray
	1972, Miami Beach: Richard H. Bolton — Elizabeth Sapia — Joseph R. Sciacca
	2008, St. Paul: Robert Carroll — John S. Friscia — Brandon Linker — Jorawar Misir — Sean O'Sullivan

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