Democratic Party chairs in Kalamazoo County
(incomplete!):
Carol
Heflin, as of 2003
— Dave
Pawloski, as of 2007-09
Republican Party chairs in Kalamazoo County
(incomplete!):
Harry
F. Smith, as of 1950
— Fred
Taylor, as of 2007
Kalamazoo County
Delegates to National Party Conventions
Democratic
National Conventions: |
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1860, Charleston and Baltimore:
Charles
E. Stuart |
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1880, Cincinnati:
Foster
Pratt |
|
1888, St. Louis:
William
G. Howard |
|
1912, Baltimore:
Ford
H. Rowe |
|
1916, St. Louis:
Frank
L. Williamson |
|
1920, San Francisco:
Gordon
L. Stewart |
|
1924, New York:
Claude
S. Carney |
|
1928, Houston:
William
L. Fitzgerald |
|
1932, Chicago:
Gordon
L. Stewart |
|
1936, Philadelphia:
Claude
S. Carney |
|
1940, Chicago:
William
L. Fitzgerald —
Ruth
Kingscott |
|
1944, Chicago:
Leeman
J. McCarty —
Mrs.
Paul Todd |
|
1952, Chicago:
Charles
C. Wickett |
|
1956, Chicago:
Edward
Ryan |
|
1960, Los Angeles:
Edward
S. Downs —
Paul
Todd —
Helen
M. Welker |
|
1964, Atlantic City:
Justin
Brocato —
Helen
M. Welker |
|
1968, Chicago:
Otis
Richard —
Elaine
Savage |
|
1972, Miami Beach:
Joe
Ashley —
Ronald
Reisterer —
Sarah
Renstrom |
|
1976, New York:
Lana
L. Boldi —
Nancy
B. Ellin —
Patricia
Houseman |
|
1980, New York:
Richard
J. Bowman —
Marvin
J. Druker |
|
1984, San Francisco:
Nancy
B. Ellin —
Judy
Hallam-Panse —
Brian
R. Johnson |
|
1988, Atlanta:
Viola
Gaines-McMillon —
Brenda
J. Hughes —
Gabriela
Perez-Carpenter —
Jim
Walker |
|
1996, Chicago:
Mary
Eagle —
Gloria
Emmons —
Brenda
J. Hughes |
|
2000, Los Angeles:
Iris
K. Salters |
|
2004, Boston:
Kelly
De Rango —
Gloria
Emmons —
Gary
Giguere, Jr. |
|
2008, Denver:
Nancy
H. Crowell —
Mark
E. Miller |
|
|
Republican
National Conventions: |
|
1856, Philadelphia:
Hezekiah
G. Wells |
|
1868, Chicago:
Marsh
Giddings |
|
1872, Philadelphia:
James
H. Stone —
Hezekiah
G. Wells |
|
1884, Chicago:
Julius
C. Burrows |
|
1892, Minneapolis:
Elbert
S. Roos |
|
1900, Philadelphia:
Edward
N. Dingley |
|
1904, Chicago:
Otto
Ihling |
|
1908, Chicago:
Dallas
Boudeman |
|
1912, Chicago:
Marvin
J. Schaberg |
|
1916, Chicago:
Alfred
B. Connable |
|
1920, Chicago:
Donald
Osborne |
|
1928, Kansas City:
Mrs.
Edward F. Curtenius —
Lynn
B. Mason |
|
1932, Chicago:
James
M. Wilson |
|
1936, Cleveland:
S.
Rudolph Light |
|
1940, Philadelphia:
S.
Rudolph Light |
|
1944, Chicago:
Royena
M. Hornbeck —
Ronald
M. Ryan —
Louis
P. Simon |
|
1948, Philadelphia:
John
F. Tuberty |
|
1952, Chicago:
Royena
M. Hornbeck —
Harry
F. Smith |
|
1956, San Francisco:
Clark
W. MacKenzie |
|
1960, Chicago:
Eleanor
Bennett —
William
V. Weber |
|
1968, Miami Beach:
James
S. Gilmore, Jr. |
|
1972, Miami Beach:
Byron
Crosse |
|
1976, Kansas City:
George
Bennett —
D.
Lauris Van Boven —
John
A. Welborn |
|
1984, Dallas:
Joyce
C. Kleiman —
Mary
McGraw —
Robert
A. Welborn |
|
1988, New Orleans:
Tom
Newman —
Frances
K. Sinelli —
Jane
A. Wellborn |
|
1992, Houston:
Lewis
Bashaw —
Tom
Newman —
Timothy
A. Snow |
|
2000, Philadelphia:
Jeff
Swenarton |
|
2008, St. Paul:
Judy
Todd Johnson |
|
2012, Tampa:
Brandt
Iden —
Margaret
E. O'Brien |
|
2016, Cleveland:
Mary
Balkema |
|
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