Democratic Party chairs in Wyandotte County
(incomplete!):
Matt
Watkins, as of 2011
Republican Party chairs in Wyandotte County
(incomplete!):
Shawn
Shipp, as of 2011
Wyandotte County
Delegates to National Party Conventions
Democratic
National Conventions: |
|
1908, Denver:
William
W. Rose |
|
1912, Baltimore:
Charles
W. Green |
|
1916, St. Louis:
J.
E. Sawtelle |
|
1920, San Francisco:
William
W. Rose |
|
1924, New York:
Willard
J. Breidenthal —
Fred
Robertson |
|
1928, Houston:
James
DeCoursey |
|
1936, Philadelphia:
Willard
J. Breidenthal —
Dorsey
Green |
|
1940, Chicago:
William
Drennan —
Joseph
A. Franklin —
Ross
Jones |
|
1944, Chicago:
Thornton
Brown —
Joe
Huff —
R.
E. James —
Dan
F. Scherrer |
|
1948, Philadelphia:
Paul
Barker —
Mrs.
Thomas C. Lysaught —
Fred
McAllen —
Cordell
D. Meeks —
John
W. West —
H.
J. Yount |
|
1952, Chicago:
Francis
W. Blake —
Harold
H. Harding —
Don
W. Hewitt —
A.
R. Kinstley —
Carl
V. Rice |
|
1956, Chicago:
Don
W. Hewitt —
Thomas
Lysaught —
Claudine
McDowell —
Carl
V. Rice —
Rebecca
Vincson —
Mrs.
Harry Woodring |
|
1960, Los Angeles:
John
K. Dear —
Newell
A. George —
Don
W. Hewitt —
Joseph
Regan —
Carl
V. Rice |
|
1972, Miami Beach:
Leo
Boylan —
Charles
W. Duncan, Jr. —
Uriel
E. Owens —
Linda
R. Price —
Sylvester
Rodriguez —
John
F. Settich —
Carmen
Thomas |
|
1984, San Francisco:
Homer
Gaskin —
Mary
Lynn Holbrook —
Norman
Justice —
Bill
Reardon —
Jacqueline
A. Ryan —
Michael
Sarras —
Chuck
Thompson —
Clyde
Townsend |
|
1996, Chicago:
Onita
Hamblin —
Sherman
Jones —
Carol
S. Marinovich —
D.
Joan Spero |
|
2004, Boston:
Alyce
Edwards —
Tom
Kanatzar —
Carol
S. Marinovich —
Pat
Huggins Pettey |
|
2008, Denver:
Joe
Reardon —
Valdenia
Winn |
|
|
Republican
National Conventions: |
|
1880, Chicago:
W.
J. Buchan |
|
1888, Chicago:
Henry
L. Alden |
|
1896, St. Louis:
Nathaniel
Barnes |
|
1900, Philadelphia:
W.
G. Holt |
|
1908, Chicago:
O.
J. Peterson —
W.
T. Vernon |
|
1912, Chicago:
Ulysses
S. Sartin |
|
1916, Chicago:
J.
R. Ransom |
|
1920, Chicago:
W.
L. Wood |
|
1924, Cleveland:
Thomas
A. Bigger |
|
1928, Kansas City:
Louis
R. Gates |
|
1932, Chicago:
A.
C. Cooke —
Nathan
W. Thatcher |
|
1936, Cleveland:
Mrs.
E. C. Little —
A.
J. Neely |
|
1940, Philadelphia:
Beatrice
Childs —
Harry
Darby —
Agnes
Frederick |
|
1944, Chicago:
Harry
Darby —
Elmer
Jackson, Jr. |
|
1948, Philadelphia:
Harry
Darby —
A.
V. Wheat |
|
1952, Chicago:
Harry
Darby —
Jeff
A. Robertson —
Evelyn
Snyder |
|
1956, San Francisco:
Albert
C. Becker —
Harry
Darby —
Bertha
Hall |
|
1960, Chicago:
Bertha
Hall |
|
1964, San Francisco:
Lillian
Harrison —
J.
W. Mahoney |
|
1972, Miami Beach:
Everett
Fritz —
Robert
Hughes —
Jim
W. Wilfong |
|
1988, New Orleans:
Adolph
Howard |
|
2004, New York:
Ronald
Cobb —
Donna
Harsh |
|
2008, St. Paul:
Kris
Kobach |
|
|
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