The Political Graveyard: Iowa Delegation to 1972 Democratic National Convention

Iowa Delegation to the
1972 Democratic National Convention

Delegates (may be incomplete!)
Elliott Anderson, near Burlington - Floyd Bennett, Dubuque - Linus P. Brenner, near Mapleton - Glenn Buhr, Des Moines - Robert W. Burke, De Witt - Bob Chesher, Sioux City - John Cruise, Corning - Bill Davis, Marshalltown - Dee Dewberry, Cedar Rapids - Mary Jane Faust, Ottumwa - William Fenton, Des Moines - Robert D. Fulton, Waterloo - Lee Gaudineer, Des Moines - Charles Gifford, Newton - Jean Haugland, Lake Mills - Virginia Hood, Sioux City - Anita Howe, Greenfield - Harold E. Hughes - Paulina Jackson, Creston - Sylvia Johnson, Iowa City - Kathryn Kirschbaum, Davenport - Clif Larson, Ames - Neil R. McCluhan, Sioux City - Peg Mullen, La Porte City - Kathleen Neylan, Elkader - Edris Owens, Newton - Ted Pillow, Fairfield - Jimmie Porter, Waterloo - Ramona Ramirez, Mason City - Ernest Ricehill, Jr., Sioux City - Mary Rielly, Oskaloosa - Alfred Saggs, Council Bluffs - Sherry Sanders, Marshalltown - Christine Sarcone, Des Moines - Dick Seagrave, Ames - James Shannon, Mason City - Mary Jo Small, Iowa City - Hal Stookey, Des Moines - Emma Jo Uban, Waterloo - Bob Van Deusen, Cedar Rapids - Dagmar Vidal, Hampton - Monica Walton, Davenport - James Wengert, Des Moines - Ron Wickham, Cedar Rapids - Jan Woods, Cedar Rapids - David Zimansky, Iowa City

Alternates (may be incomplete!)
Patty Anton, Oskaloosa - Jackie Bishop, Runnells - Harold Brady, Le Mars - Willis Bright, Ames - Lee Campbell, Newell - Leland Carmichael, Villisca - Betty Cherry, Adel - Morris Chipley, Cedar Rapids - Jon Crews, Cedar Falls - Carl Dahl, Waterloo - Robert Dow, Des Moines - Leonard Hoffman, Iowa Falls - Margaret E. Lane, Decorah - Floyd Lear, Pleasant Valley - George Leonard, Elkader - Mark Lynch, Storm Lake - Robert McMahon, Fort Dodge - Rodney Miller, Iowa City - Burtine Motley, Cedar Rapids - Darrell Netherton, Jamaica - Monroe Stevens, Waterloo - Betty Talkington, Des Moines - Mike Tertichny, Keokuk - Tom Whitney, Des Moines

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