The Political Graveyard: Oregon Delegation to 2004 Democratic National Convention

Oregon Delegation to the
2004 Democratic National Convention

Delegates (may be incomplete!)
Pat Ackley, Sunriver - Art Alexakis, Portland - Terry Bean, Portland - Nick Biddle, Bend - Joseph Blanton, Scottsburg - Earl Blumenauer, Portland - Mike Bohan, Beaverton - Mary Botkin, Portland - Kate Brown, Portland - Ginny Burdick, Portland - John Calhoun, Portland - Susan Castillo, Salem - Jesse Cornett, Portland - Serena Cruz, Portland - John T. Cuff III, Eugene - Peter A. DeFazio, Springfield - Jeff DeGroot, Corvallis - Guadalupe Diaz, Salem - Jim Edmunson, Eugene - Susan Forester, Eugene - Ron Fox, Bend - Lew Frederick, Portland - Dan Gardner, Milwaukie - Rebecca Gladstone, Eugene - Jennifer Greenleaf, Portland - Darlene Hooley - Dave Hunt, Milwaukie - Annabelle Jaramillo, Philomath - Linda Johnson, Portland - Wayne Kinney, La Grande - Ted Kulongoski - Jason Leon, Portland - Nolan Lienhart, Portland - Mona Linstromberg, Veneta - Dominga Lopez, Gladstone - Claire McGee, Portland - Joan McGowan, Ashland - Judith L. Mehrens, Clackamas - Jeffrey Merkley, Portland - Antone Minthorn, Adams - Margarita Molina, Portland - Gail Rasmussen, Eagle Point - Charlie Ringo, Beaverton - Barbara Roberts, Portland - Jim Robison, Portland - Barbara Rose, Eugene - Diane Rosenbaum, Portland - Christine Chin Ryan, Sandy - Gail Shibley, Portland - Jefferson Smith, Portland - Loretta Smith, Portland - Meredith Wood Smith, Portland - Stephanie Strike, Portland - Judith Sugnet, Salem - Barbara Smith Warner, Portland - Sandra Watts, Lakeview - Bing Wong, Portland - David Wu, Portland - Ron Wyden

Alternates (may be incomplete!)
Frank Hieber, Phoenix - Paul Maresh, Portland - Anne Martens, Portland - Marissa Moser-Boehlke, Portland - Rosalie Pedroza, Salem - Herbert Prichard, Portland - Tina Turner-Morfitt, Salem - Gabriel Zitrin, Eugene

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