The Political Graveyard: Suffolk County, N.Y.

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Suffolk County
New York

Suffolk County Political Parties

Democratic Party chairs in Suffolk County (incomplete!): Frederick Sheide, 1910 — Everett M. Price, 1927 — Charles H. Sullivan, 1936-40 — John R. Vunk, 1940-41 — Robert H. Hairston, 1942 — Adrian Mason, 1955

Republican Party chairs in Suffolk County (incomplete!): George M. Vail, 1910 — W. Kingsland Macy, 1926-51 — R. Ford Hughes, 1951-56

Suffolk County Delegates
to National Party Conventions

Democratic National Conventions:
	1860, Charleston and Baltimore: William H. Ludlow
	1864, Chicago: Abraham G. Thompson
	1912, Baltimore: Peter J. O'Neill — Fred Shelde
	1916, St. Louis: Samuel P. Hildreth — Rowland Miles
	1920, San Francisco: Lathrop Brown — George E. Kent — Samuel Seabury
	1924, New York: Lathrop Brown
	1928, Houston: James A. Early
	1932, Chicago: Charles Heling
	1936, Philadelphia: Lathrop Brown — Charles H. Sullivan
	1940, Chicago: Charles H. Sullivan
	1944, Chicago: Marshall Field — Robert H. Hairston
	1948, Philadelphia: Marshall Field — Robert H. Hairston — James S. Schacht
	1952, Chicago: Herman B. Baruch — Edmond M. Hanrahan — Otis G. Pike
	1956, Chicago: Dorothy Cassidy — Otis G. Pike — William R. Walsh
	1960, Los Angeles: Dominic J. Baranello — Joseph F. Bassano, Sr. — Virginia L. Dart — Lawrence Delaney — Charles H. Kerrigan — John I. Snyder, Jr.
	1964, Atlantic City: William F. Ahern, Sr. — Harold W. Brown — Robert R. Caputi — Ruth Field — Robert J. Flynn — John J. Jones — Charles H. Kerrigan — James P. Melton — Harry E. O'Donnell — Otis G. Pike — Charles A. Rogers — William W. Schriever — Edith Schultz — Joseph A. Stabile
	1972, Miami Beach: Chelsea A. Baylor — Richard Cummings — Thomas J. Downey — Stuart Goldblatt — Ann T. Hamilton — Richard J. Hirn — Andrew Malone — Carlos Marchand — Barry M. McCoy — Gail E. McFarland — Nancy J. Mitzman — Ira Nydick — Sue T. Quinn — Margaret Renshaw — Hilda A. Robbins — Lois A. Swanson — Ely A. Tarplin
	1980, New York: Dominic J. Baranello — Kathleen Boris — Louise Coste — Frank Coveny — Catherine D'Amaro — John F. English — Gladys A. Harrington — Emilio S. Leto — Gerald Manginelli — Peter K. Mitchell, Jr. — James Morgo — Robert J. Mrazek — Patricia Murphy — Don Noonan — Joseph R. Quinn — Floyd Sarisohn — Joseph Tantillo — Jessie Tomlinson — Gertrude Van Kirk — Minnell Wilson
	1984, San Francisco: Dominic J. Baranello — David A. Campbell — Irene M. Feeney — Judith Gardner — William H. Grigonis — Patrick G. Halpin — Patricia Lambert — Barbara Laufman — Tun-Hsu McCoy — Donald A. Petrie — Franklynne Quartuccio — Joseph R. Quinn — John S. Rogers — June F. Smith — Patrick R. Vecchio — Barbara Walling
	1988, Atlanta: Dominic J. Baranello — Kathleen Boris — Michael Curtin — Thomas J. Downey — Jean S. Duncan — Joan M. Farrell — Barry Lewis Feinstein — Michael J. Giompietro — Mark J. Grossman — Patrick G. Halpin — Christopher Kelley — Patricia Lambert — Kevin N. Langberg — Joseph A. Laria — Tun-Hsu McCoy — Francis J. Murphy — Jeanne M. Newcomer — David H. Norman — Terrence G. Pearsall
	1996, Chicago: Sondra Bachety — Dominic J. Baranello — Patricia Baranello — Joan Bryant — Marlene Budd — Edward Cleary — James Dougherty — Joseph Fritz — Ryland Gaines — Steven Henaghan — Dianne D. Hettrich — Catherine H. Lester — Andrew Malone — Tun-Hsu McCoy — Anne McShane — Ronald Moss — Anne Quinn — June F. Smith — Irving Toliver — Michael Wilson
	2000, Los Angeles: Dominic J. Baranello
	2004, Boston: Dominic J. Baranello — Patricia Biancaniello — David A. Bishop — Timothy H. Bishop — Erin Cohan — Jeanine Dillon — Richard Farkas — Brian X. Foley — Raymond Garafola — Patrick G. Halpin — Judith H. Hope — Steve J. Israel — Marsha Z. Laufer — Ricardo Montano — Anna Morreale — Frank Petrone — Philip R. Ramos — Sheila Rothman — Nancy Silverio — Janice E. Tinsley-Colbert — Elaine Turley — Lauren Van Kirk — Dora Wilson — Ivan Young
	2008, Denver: Ruth Bush — Jon D. Cooper — Robert Cooper — Judith H. Hope — Richard C. Iannuzzi — Steve J. Israel — Sheila A. Johnson — Gary S. LaBarbera — Marsha Z. Laufer — Steve Levy — David Ochoa — Renee L. Ortiz — Philip R. Ramos — Richard Schaffer — Janice E. Tinsley-Colbert — Vivian M. Viloria-Fisher — John T. Woods
Republican National Conventions:
	1856, Philadelphia: David G. Floyd
	1884, Chicago: Thomas Young
	1900, Philadelphia: Joseph M. Belford — D. Whitson Valentine
	1904, Chicago: John J. Bartlett — George M. Vail
	1908, Chicago: John J. Bartlett — George L. Thompson
	1912, Chicago: Henry S. Brush — William Carr
	1916, Chicago: William F. Flanagan — Henry A. Murphy
	1920, Chicago: Harry Lee
	1924, Cleveland: Rosa J. Bates — Robert S. Pelletreau — Pauline M. Sabin
	1928, Kansas City: W. Kingsland Macy — Pauline M. Sabin
	1932, Chicago: W. Kingsland Macy — Augusta L. Rose — Henry L. Stimson
	1940, Philadelphia: W. Kingsland Macy
	1944, Chicago: W. Kingsland Macy
	1948, Philadelphia: S. Wentworth Horton — R. Ford Hughes — W. Kingsland Macy
	1952, Chicago: Elisha T. Barrett — Perry B. Duryea — R. Ford Hughes
	1956, San Francisco: R. Ford Hughes — Stuyvesant Wainwright — David Weld
	1960, Chicago: Arthur M. Cromarty — Robert A. Curcio — C. W. Pulver
	1964, San Francisco: Arthur M. Cromarty — Robert A. Curcio — Charles Jordan — Donald A. Mates — Thomas C. Platt — Clarance Pulver — Richard Zeidler
	1972, Miami Beach: Nicholas Barbato — Alexander J. Brandshaft — Peter F. Colohan — Perry B. Duryea, Jr. — Gilbert C. Hanse — Anthony Pace — Thomas C. Platt — Edwin M. Schwenk, Jr. — Edward H. Waldman — Maryann Wowak — Richard Zeidler
	1996, San Diego: Patricia L. Acampora — Carol C. Bergmann — John M. Czygier, Jr. — Howard C. DeMartini — Michael P. Forbes — Monique J. Gablenz — Joanne Gaffney — Robert J. Gaffney — Owen H. Johnson — Rick Lazio — William T. McGuire — Jeanette Messina — John Powell — Caesar Trunzo — Frank M. Volz, Jr.
	2004, New York: Patricia L. Acampora — Joan B. Johnson — John Jay LaValle — Diane C. Moje
	2008, St. Paul: Paul J. Aniboli — Philip J. Boyle — Philip Byler — Carol Coffey — Fanny Corsentino — Edward F. Cox — Joseph Dean — Walter D. Long, Jr. — Joseph Monastero — Thomas Nolan — Karen Ragazzi — John Vafai — Harold J. Withers — Mark Zablocki

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