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Etowah County
Alabama

Etowah County Political Parties

Democratic Party chairs in Etowah County (incomplete!): William R. Willard, as of 2003

Republican Party chairs in Etowah County: [none currently in database]


Etowah County Delegates
to National Party Conventions

Democratic National Conventions:
   1876, St. Louis: R. B. Kyle
   1916, St. Louis: A. R. Brindley — J. C. Inzer — C. A. VerBeck
   1920, San Francisco: L. L. Herzberg
   1924, New York: O. R. Hood
   1928, Houston: J. B. Wadsworth
   1936, Philadelphia: E. G. Pilcher
   1940, Chicago: E. O. McCord — H. S. Patterson, Jr.
   1944, Chicago: Roy D. McCord — R. L. Miller — Roy F. Parker — E. L. Roberts
   1948, Philadelphia: Carolyn P. Coots — Roy D. McCord — Roy F. Parker — E. L. Roberts
   1952, Chicago: Wesley W. Acee — James B. Allen — Cary L. Graham — Leslie C. King — Hobdy G. Rains — Theo Steed
   1956, Chicago: C. G. Allen — Cary L. Graham — Wiley J. Hickman — Leslie C. King — E. L. Roberts
   1964, Atlantic City: Bill Hardin — H. A. Houze — Ethel M. McCord — Roy D. McCord — J. Harold Morris
   1968, Chicago: Sarah D. Gallahar — H. A. Houze — Ethel M. McCord — Roy D. McCord — J. Harold Morris — Hobdy G. Rains — J. W. Wise
   1972, Miami Beach: Stanley Harris — Robert Hitt — Albert Rains
   1976, New York: Wiley J. Hickman
   1980, New York: Wiley J. Hickman
   1996, Chicago: Barbara Bryant — Bobby Junkins — Jack Page
   2000, Los Angeles: Barbara Bryant
   2004, Boston: Barbara Bryant
   2008, Denver: Robert Avery — Jack Floyd — Randy B. Kelley
Republican National Conventions:
   1872, Philadelphia: P. J. Smith
   1892, Minneapolis: Edward M. Dale
   1896, St. Louis: C. D. Alexander
   1908, Chicago: Joseph Brice
   1912, Chicago: M. M. Davidson — R. Oscar Noojin
   1916, Chicago: R. Oscar Noojin — Thomas H. Stephens
   1924, Cleveland: Joseph R. McCleskey — B. Lonnie Noojin
   1928, Kansas City: B. Lonnie Noojin — John J. Stephens
   1932, Chicago: B. Lonnie Noojin
   1940, Philadelphia: B. Lonnie Noojin
   1944, Chicago: Cicero Davis — J. W. Holland — B. Lonnie Noojin — Mell E. Trammell
   1948, Philadelphia: B. Lonnie Noojin — James Pruett
   1952, Chicago: Mrs. B. L. Noojin, Sr.
   1956, San Francisco: E. A. Isbell
   1960, Chicago: Millard Thomas — R. M. Walker
   1972, Miami Beach: Ada Lee Hood — Edwin Rudd, Jr.
   2004, New York: Terry Dunn — Blaine Galliher
   2008, St. Paul: Connie Butler — Mack Butler — Alicia Dunn — Terry Dunn — Barbara Klein
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