Iowa Democratic Party offices
Index of Politicians by Party Office Held
State Party Officers:
Iowa Delegates to Democratic National
Conventions: very incomplete!
- 1860:
Charleston, S.C. and Baltimore, Md.
- 1876: St.
Louis, Mo.
- 1892:
Chicago, Ill.
- 1908:
Denver, Colo.
- 1912:
Baltimore, Md.
- 1920: San
Francisco, Calif.
- 1924: New
York, N.Y.
- 1928:
Houston, Tex.
- 1932:
Chicago, Ill.
- 1936:
Philadelphia, Pa.
- 1940:
Chicago, Ill.
- 1944:
Chicago, Ill.
- 1948:
Philadelphia, Pa.
- 1964:
Atlantic City, N.J.
- 1972:
Miami Beach, Fla.
- 1976: New
York, N.Y.
- 1980: New
York, N.Y.
- 1984: San
Francisco, Calif.
- 1988:
Atlanta, Ga.
- 1992: New
York, N.Y.
- 1996:
Chicago, Ill.
- 2000: Los
Angeles, Calif.
- 2004:
Boston, Mass.
Iowa Democratic Party County Chairs:
very incomplete!
Black
Hawk
- Webster
Democratic state chairs, 1925-71
(Incomplete!)
E.
J. Feuling 1925
J.
Ray Files 1925-27
Richard
F. Mitchell 1931
E.
H. Birmingham 1937
Jake
More 1945-49
Jake
More 1955-58
Clif
Larson 1971
Democratic state vice-chairs, 1936-71
(Incomplete!)
Mary
S. Kelleher 1936-40
Benona
Young 1949
Gertrude
MacQueen 1971
Members of Democratic National Committee,
1920-2004 (Incomplete!)
Anne
B. Lawther 1920
Wilbur
W. Marsh 1920
Clyde
L. Herring 1924-28
Flora
Cotton Etter 1928-29
J.
W. Reynolds 1929
G.
G. Jeck 1947-49
Florence
Lynch 1949
Alberta
Metcalf Kelly 1963
Donald
J. Mitchell 1963
Robert
D. Fulton 1971
Dagmar
Vidal 1971
Elaine
Baxter 1988
Chet
Culver 2004
Gordon
Fischer 2004
Michael
L. Fitzgerald 2004
Pat
Marshall 2004
Tom
Miller 2004
Sally
J. Pederson 2004
Ken
Rains 2004
Julianne
Thomas 2004
Thomas
J. Vilsack 2004
Democratic state party secretaries, 1926-71
(Incomplete!)
Mary
S. Kelleher 1926-36
Florence
Lynch 1936-40
Vernon
M. Vierth 1937
Mary
Dalton Cole 1949
Ruth
Moyer 1971
Democratic state party treasurers, 1949-71
(Incomplete!)
Iver
Christoffersen 1949
Ed
Skinner 1971
Members of Democratic State Central Committee,
1949-83 (Incomplete!)
Members of Democratic State Committee,
1990-93 (Incomplete!)
Stephen
J. Rapp 1990-93
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