Connecticut Democratic Party offices
Index of Politicians by Party Office Held
State Party Officers:
Connecticut Delegates to Democratic National
Conventions: very incomplete!
- 1860:
Charleston, S.C. and Baltimore, Md.
- 1864:
Chicago, Ill.
- 1876: St.
Louis, Mo.
- 1892:
Chicago, Ill.
- 1896:
Chicago, Ill.
- 1900:
Kansas City, Mo.
- 1904: St.
Louis, Mo.
- 1908:
Denver, Colo.
- 1912:
Baltimore, Md.
- 1916: St.
Louis, Mo.
- 1920: San
Francisco, Calif.
- 1924: New
York, N.Y.
- 1932:
Chicago, Ill.
- 1936:
Philadelphia, Pa.
- 1940:
Chicago, Ill.
- 1944:
Chicago, Ill.
- 1948:
Philadelphia, Pa.
- 1952:
Chicago, Ill.
- 1956:
Chicago, Ill.
- 1960: Los
Angeles, Calif.
- 1968:
Chicago, Ill.
- 1972:
Miami Beach, Fla.
- 1996:
Chicago, Ill.
- 2000: Los
Angeles, Calif.
- 2004:
Boston, Mass.
Democratic state chairs, 1898-1973
(Incomplete!)
Melbert
Brinkerhoff Cary 1898-1900
Edward
M. Yeomans 1925
J.
Francis Smith 1937
John
T. McCarthy 1940-41
Adrian
W. Maher 1944-45
John
M. Bailey 1946-
John
A. McGuire 1946
Edward
Marcus 199?
Democratic state vice-chairs, 1940-41
(Incomplete!)
Nora
M. Harris 1940-41
Members of Democratic National Committee,
1900-2004 (Incomplete!)
Homer
S. Cummings 1900-25
Caroline
Ruutz-Rees 1920
Thomas
J. Spellacy 1925-29
Lillian
S. Abbott 1929
David
E. FitzGerald 1937-41
Mary
C. Coughlin 1940-41
Robert
A. Hurley 1947
Ella
T. Grasso 1956-58
John
M. Golden 1963
Beatrice
Rosenthal 1963
Anthony
Avallone 2004
Bernice
Bowman 2004
Ellen
Camhi 2004
Martin
Dunleavy 2004
George
C. Jepsen 2004
Mona
Mohib 2004
Dorothy
Mrowka 2004
Philip
A. Wheeler 2004
Democratic state party secretaries, 1902-40
(Incomplete!)
Edwin
S. Thomas 1902-12
William
M. Greene 1937
J.
Walter Darley 1940
Democratic state party treasurers, 1940-41
(Incomplete!)
William
J. Farley 1940-41
Democratic state party assistant secretaries,
1940-41 (Incomplete!)
Katherine
T. Quinn 1940-41
Members of Democratic State Central Committee,
1932-77 (Incomplete!)
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