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Androscoggin County
Maine

Androscoggin County Political Parties

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

Republican Party chairs in Androscoggin County (incomplete!): Fred R. Walton, 1923-24 — Michael Vaughan, as of 2003


Androscoggin County Delegates
to National Party Conventions

Democratic National Conventions:
   1860, Charleston and Baltimore: Calvin Record
   1864, Chicago: Philo Clark — A. C. Howard
   1888, St. Louis: Alonzo M. Garcelon
   1904, St. Louis: Frank A. Millett
   1912, Baltimore: Daniel J. McGillicuddy
   1916, St. Louis: Daniel J. McGillicuddy
   1924, New York: Louis J. Brann
   1928, Houston: Mabel Chaney — Daniel J. McGillicuddy
   1936, Philadelphia: Louis J. Brann — Fred H. Lancaster
   1940, Chicago: Louis J. Brann — Fernand Despins — Peter A. Isaacson — Fred H. Lancaster
   1944, Chicago: Jean Charles Boucher — Louis J. Brann — Peter A. Isaacson — Louis C. Jalbert
   1948, Philadelphia: Thomas E. Delahanty — Peter A. Isaacson
   1952, Chicago: Denis Blais — Thomas E. Delahanty
   1956, Chicago: Denis Blais — Albert Cote — Louis C. Jalbert — Alton A. Lessard
   1964, Atlantic City: Robert W. Bonenfant — Albert Cote — Omer Girardin — William D. Hathaway — Emile Jacques
   1984, San Francisco: Patricia Lemaire — John Michael — Janet T. Mills — Gregory Nadeau — Laurie Parkin
   1996, Chicago: Bonnie Adams — Patricia Lemaire
   2004, Boston: Ed Desgrosseilliers — Elaine Makas
   2008, Denver: Elaine Makas
Republican National Conventions:
   1856, Philadelphia: Thomas A. D. Fessenden — Alonzo M. Garcelon
   1864, Baltimore: Nahum Morrill
   1872, Philadelphia: William P. Frye
   1876, Cincinnati: William P. Frye
   1880, Chicago: William P. Frye
   1884, Chicago: George C. Wing
   1896, St. Louis: B. F. Briggs — Hiram W. Ricker
   1900, Philadelphia: Henry B. Estes — Edwin Riley
   1904, Chicago: Arthur G. Staples
   1908, Chicago: Seth M. Carter — Edward P. Ricker
   1912, Chicago: Jesse M. Libby — Arthur G. Staples
   1916, Chicago: Arthur G. Staples
   1920, Chicago: Timothy F. Callahan — Charles B. Carter — R. J. Hodgson
   1924, Cleveland: Timothy F. Callahan — Claire S. Carter — Arthur G. Staples
   1928, Kansas City: Timothy F. Callahan
   1932, Chicago: Edward P. Ricker, Jr. — Arthur G. Staples
   1936, Cleveland: Elwelyn Gamache
   1940, Philadelphia: Harold N. Skelton
   1944, Chicago: Wallace H. White, Jr.
   1948, Philadelphia: Benjamin L. Berman — Nelson M. J. Peters
   1952, Chicago: Willis A. Trafton, Jr. — Selma Wagg
   1956, San Francisco: Willard Riley
   1960, Chicago: Maria Doukas Robinson — Stanley G. Snow
   1972, Miami Beach: Peter T. Snowe
   2008, St. Paul: Dale Crafts — Scott E. Kauffman — Margaret E. Matthews — Lois A. Snowe-Mello
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