Massachusetts Democratic Party offices
Index of Politicians by Party Office Held
State Party Officers:
Massachusetts Delegates to Democratic National
Conventions: very incomplete!
- 1844:
Baltimore, Md.
- 1860:
Charleston, S.C. and Baltimore, Md.
- 1864:
Chicago, Ill.
- 1876: St.
Louis, Mo.
- 1880:
Cincinnati, Ohio
- 1884:
Chicago, Ill.
- 1888: 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.
- 1928:
Houston, Tex.
- 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.
- 1964:
Atlantic City, N.J.
- 1968:
Chicago, Ill.
- 1972:
Miami Beach, Fla.
- 1980: New
York, N.Y.
- 1996:
Chicago, Ill.
- 2000: Los
Angeles, Calif.
- 2004:
Boston, Mass.
Democratic state chairs, 1853-1977
(Incomplete!)
Daniel
Needham 1853
Josiah
Quincy 1891-92
William
S. McNary 1901-03
Josiah
Quincy 1906
Charles
H. McGlue 1925
Frank
J. Donahue 1931
Joseph
McGrath 1937
John
F. Cahill 1945
James
H. Vahey 1949
John
C. Carr 1955
John
M. Lynch 1958
Chester
G. Atkins 1977-
Members of Democratic National Committee,
1920-2004 (Incomplete!)
Edward
W. Quinn 1920
Nellie
M. Sullivan 1920
Edward
W. Quinn 1929
Nellie
M. Sullivan 1929
James
M. Curley 1941-42
James
M. Curley 1947
Mary
Fantasia 1963
John
E. Powers 1963
Eva
B. Hester 1973
Virginia
M. Allan 2004
Clinton
Bench 2004
Philip
Johnston 2004
Raymond
A. Jordan 2004
Elaine
C. Kamarck 2004
William
R. Keating 2004
Debra
Kozikowski 2004
David
M. O'Brien 2004
James
Roosevelt, Jr. 2004
Alan
D. Solomont 2004
Margaret
D. Xifaras 2004
Democratic state party secretaries,
1898-1937 (Incomplete!)
William
S. McNary 1898-1900
John
A. Coulthurst 1906-07
Mary
E. Corkery 1937
Members of Democratic State Committee,
1911-48 (Incomplete!)
Vincent
Brogna 1911
Thomas
H. Buckley 1920-40
Silas
F. Taylor 1928-48
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