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McLennan County Political Parties

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

Republican Party chairs in McLennan County: [none currently in database]

McLennan County Delegates
to National Party Conventions

Democratic National Conventions:
	1876, St. Louis: George W. Clark
	1912, Baltimore: Robert L. Henry — A. R. McCollum
	1916, St. Louis: Allan Sanford
	1924, New York: J. F. Bailey — Alva Bryan — Mrs. M. G. Olsen
	1928, Houston: Mrs. S. P. Brooks — S. P. Brooks — S. M. Grostwaite — W. M. Sleeper — Mrs. W. E. Spell
	1940, Chicago: James H. Blundell — W. L. Crostwhaite — E. S. Fentress — Lee Lockwood — W. W. Naman — Pat Morris Neff — Edgar E. Witt
	1944, Chicago: M. A. Glenn — Lee Lockwood
	1948, Philadelphia: Jake Aynesworth
	1952, Chicago: Lee Lockwood
	1956, Chicago: Otis Gardner — J. H. Kultgen — William R. Poage — Carlton J. Smith
	1964, Atlantic City: Mrs. Ray Hicks — George Nokes — J. Robert Sheehy — Carlton J. Smith
	1972, Miami Beach: Barry Bryant — Mrs. Morris M. Smith
	1980, New York: Cynthia Evans — Jay I. Naman — Barbara L. O'Neal
	1996, Chicago: Marilyn E. Jones — Elmond B. Masters
	2000, Los Angeles: Chet Edwards
	2004, Boston: Jim Dunnam — Chet Edwards — Tammie Hartgroves — Mae J. Jackson — John Mabry
	2008, Denver: Chet Edwards — Lola Hopper — E. J. Laster — Jody Money — Fernando Villarreal
Republican National Conventions:
	1896, St. Louis: Charles A. Boynton
	1900, Philadelphia: Charles A. Boynton
	1904, Chicago: Charles A. Boynton
	1908, Chicago: Charles A. Boynton
	1912, Chicago: J. W. Cocke
	1916, Chicago: J. W. Cocke — John L. Vaughn
	1932, Chicago: Margaret Conger — S. Clay Gilmore
	1936, Cleveland: C. V. McMahan
	1940, Philadelphia: W. S. Eakin
	1948, Philadelphia: Julian R. Minier
	1952, Chicago: Charles G. Edison — J. E. Milam, Jr.
	1956, San Francisco: Charles G. Edison — J. D. Metz — J. E. Milam, Jr. — Mrs. Goodhue Smith
	1960, Chicago: Charles G. Eidson, Sr. — Mrs. Charles G. Eidson, Sr.
	1972, Miami Beach: Douglas R. DeCluitt — Mrs. Ruel Dixon — Walter S. Smith, Jr. — Mrs. James F. Wood
	1988, New Orleans: Allan Horton — Helen Quiram — M. A. Taylor
	2004, New York: Charles Anderson — Dianne Hensley — Gina Parker
	2008, St. Paul: Charles Anderson — Valerie Duty Citrano — Carolyn Payne Lomax

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