The Political Graveyard: Oklahoma County, Okla.

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Oklahoma County Political Parties

Democratic Party chairs in Oklahoma County: [none currently in database]

Republican Party chairs in Oklahoma County (incomplete!): Arthur H. Geissler, 1910-14

Oklahoma County Delegates
to National Party Conventions

Democratic National Conventions:
	1912, Baltimore: E. J. Giddings
	1916, St. Louis: J. E. O'Neil — Roy Stafford
	1924, New York: Hubert L. Bolen — O. A. Cargill — E. M. Semans
	1928, Houston: James R. Armstrong — John J. Harden — James S. Ross — John A. Simpson
	1940, Chicago: Luther Bohanon — Frank P. Douglass — John J. Harden — Albert C. Hunt — George D. Key — Zeb H. Lawter — Mrs. Donnelly Reid — Mrs. L. E. Ruble
	1944, Chicago: Grace F. Campbell — H. B. Cotton — B. D. Eddie — W. G. Johnston — Robert S. Kerr — Zeb H. Lawter — Sue Ruble — Roy J. Turner — W. R. Wallace
	1948, Philadelphia: Harlan Bell — Mike Donnelly — W. G. Johnston — George D. Key — John B. Martin — Forrest McIntire — Earle Pruet — Roy J. Turner — Lucy Walters
	1952, Chicago: B. D. Eddie — Norean Johnson — Robert S. Kerr — George D. Key — Zeb H. Lawter — A. S. Mike Monroney — Vol Odom — Sue Ruble — Ruth Stanley — Harold E. Stewart — Dan Tankersley — Roy J. Turner — Ruth Childers Turner — W. A. Wilson — Kate Galt Zaneis
	1956, Chicago: William P. Atkinson — Harlan Bell — Loyd Benefield — Truman Bennett — Virgil Browne — R. D. Cravens — B. D. Eddie — Foster Estes — Bertrude Fields — George Goldfarb — Woody Hunt — Bill Jerkins — Bess I. Johnson — Al Kavanaugh — Robert S. Kerr — George D. Key — Zeb H. Lawter — Glenn McDonald — Tom McNeely — A. S. Mike Monroney — Ralph Neely — H. Mead Norton — D. W. Rentzel — Geneva Sarratt — Mrs. Homer Smith — Roy J. Turner — W. W. Whiteman, Jr. — Mrs. Louis Williams — Leo Winters
	1980, New York: Ralph Ball — Tony Beaverson — Alvah Boyd — Myrtle Clayton — Donalee Deyette — David Hood — Jim Howell — Carol Ann Kratz — Jim McGoodwin — Barbara Miller — J. D. Sapp — Leon Scobey
	1996, Chicago: Myrna J. Burman — Robert Butkin — W. A. 'Drew' Edmondson — Kimberly Hawkins — Glo Henley — Debbie Downing — Clifford Hudson — Jesse R. Jackson — John L. Knowlton — Tommie Lou Levi — Rojelio Munguia — Shirley Robertson — Clifton Scott — H. Parker Sneed — Ken Talley — Mike Turpen — Anna Wilson White
	2000, Los Angeles: Myrna J. Burman — W. A. 'Drew' Edmondson — Debbie Hogue-Downing — Rojelio Munguia — Mike Turpen
	2004, Boston: Pakita Asberry — Myrna J. Burman — Bernest Cain — Jimmy Curry — Teresa R. Hill — Cinda L. Hughes — Sarah Keeney — Debbe Leftwich — Jeffrey Marsel — Rachel Morse — Rojelio Munguia — John Norman — Kathy North — Calvin D. Rees, Jr. — Tim Reese — Jim Roth
	2008, Denver: Pakita Asberry — Johanna Best — William Bryles — Ronald G. Dye — Kay Floyd — David Gray — Debbie Hogue-Downing — Ivan Holmes — Leslie Hudson — Constance Johnson — Al McAffrey — Richard Mildren — Jay Parmley — Anastasia Pittman — John Reed — Reggie Whitten
Republican National Conventions:
	1900, Philadelphia: G. G. Baker
	1908, Chicago: Dennis T. Flynn
	1912, Chicago: Jack Jones — G. A. Paul
	1916, Chicago: John Fields — Arthur H. Geissler
	1920, Chicago: Henry E. Asp — J. E. Dyche — Mrs. Frank P. Northrup — W. H. P. Trudgeon
	1924, Cleveland: Mrs. John Fields — John W. Harreld — Byron D. Shear — Ed S. Vaught
	1932, Chicago: A. C. Alexander — Mrs. S. M. Gloyd — Mrs. N. O. Hopkins — George Ragland — James S. Twyford
	1936, Cleveland: Mrs. Carl Klick — Solon W. Smith
	1940, Philadelphia: Arthur H. Geissler — Herbert K. Hyde — Lola Pearson
	1944, Chicago: A. C. Alexander — James T. Armstrong — Arthur H. Geissler — C. Edgar Honnold — Herbert K. Hyde
	1948, Philadelphia: Harold Brand — Mary Long — Fred Suits
	1952, Chicago: C. E. Barnes — Vernon Downing — Carmon C. Harris — J. S. Johnson — Inez Ross
	1956, San Francisco: Walter E. Curry — Laura Jane Downer — Fred M. Mock — Warren B. Morris — John Porter — J. D. Provo — Mrs. Harry J. Schafer
	1960, Chicago: Eugene P. Alexander — Carl B. Anderson, Sr. — Mrs. C. Harold Brand — Paul G. Darrough, Jr. — R. D. Gordon, Jr. — Bruno Miller
	1972, Miami Beach: Jobyna Baggerley — Loraine Bays — Grace Boulton — Betty H. Brake — Mickey Edwards — John R. McCune — Rita Moore — William Price — Alfred M. Snipes — Mary Helen Swanson — Ron Wallace — Barbara Warren
	2004, New York: Jeff Cloud — Odilia Dank — Carissa Darling — Evelyn Kay Dudley — Harold Hite — Brian Maughan — Rodd Moesel — Terry Neese — Pam Pollard — Brenda Reneau — Maressa Seat — Derek Sparks — Jonathon Storment — Cheryl Williams — Scott Wesley Williams
	2008, St. Paul: Gary W. Banz — Scott Beuch — Bunny Chambers — Lukus Collins — Mick Cornett — Steve Curry — Porter Davis — Tom Douglass — Phyllis Gorman — David Holt — Brenda Jones — Sally Kern — Charles Key — Kay Kirk — Angie LaPlante — Jay Mandraccia — Toby Pedford — Dale Phillips — Pam Pollard — Bill Price — Jason Reese — Jonathon Storment — Marg Malson Stout — Leonard Sullivan — Marilyn Sullivan — Cheryl Williams — John Williams

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