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Story County
Iowa

Story County Political Parties

Democratic Party chairs in Story County: [none currently in database]

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


Story County Delegates
to National Party Conventions

Democratic National Conventions:
   1912, Baltimore: Parley Sheldon
   1916, St. Louis: Parley Sheldon
   1924, New York: Parley Sheldon
   1936, Philadelphia: H. Lloyd Eveland — Mrs. L. B. Schmidt
   1940, Chicago: John E. Judge
   1944, Chicago: John E. Judge
   1952, Chicago: Don Carr
   1972, Miami Beach: Willis Bright — Clif Larson — Dick Seagrave
   1996, Chicago: Joanna Courteau — Dusin Shaver
   2004, Boston: Betty Haviland — Beth Junk — Jackie Norris
   2008, Denver: Jan Bauer — Tom Harrington — Stephanie Imhoff — Sandy Opstvedt — Carlie Tartakov
Republican National Conventions:
   1880, Chicago: W. D. Lucas
   1888, Chicago: D. A. Bigelow
   1896, St. Louis: J. A. Mills
   1900, Philadelphia: W. O. Payne
   1904, Chicago: John I. Hostetter
   1908, Chicago: C. R. Quade
   1912, Chicago: E. H. Addison
   1916, Chicago: E. W. Valentine
   1920, Chicago: Charles F. Curtiss
   1924, Cleveland: Jessie Kelley
   1928, Kansas City: Charles F. Curtiss
   1944, Chicago: W. S. Rupe
   1952, Chicago: Ed Kelley
   1960, Chicago: William Murray
   1992, Houston: Ray Dearin — Teresa Garman
   2008, St. Paul: Ray Dearin
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