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Harrison County
Mississippi

Harrison County Political Parties

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

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


Harrison County Delegates
to National Party Conventions

Democratic National Conventions:
   1860, Charleston and Baltimore: D. C. Glenn
   1876, St. Louis: R. C. Saffold
   1912, Baltimore: J. C. Elmer
   1916, St. Louis: Eaton J. Bowers
   1920, San Francisco: Pat Harrison
   1924, New York: Pat Harrison
   1928, Houston: Mrs. Bidwell Adam — Pat Harrison — George R. Smith
   1936, Philadelphia: Ed Fairley — Pat Harrison
   1940, Chicago: Ed Fairley — Eustis McManus
   1944, Chicago: Joe W. Milner
   1948, Philadelphia: Bidwell Adam
   1956, Chicago: Danny Guice — T. Upton Sisson
   1960, Los Angeles: Bidwell Adam — Nap Cassibry
   1980, New York: Mary Kay Deen — Mary Ann Graczyk — Gilbert R. Mason
   1996, Chicago: Francis Fredericks
   2004, Boston: Cono Caranna
   2008, Denver: Deborah Dawkins — Reilly Morse — James P. Smith
Republican National Conventions:
   1888, Chicago: Charles A. Simpson
   1896, St. Louis: Charles A. Simpson
   1908, Chicago: M. Dedaux — J. C. Tyler
   1912, Chicago: W. P. Locker — J. C. Tyler
   1916, Chicago: J. C. Tyler
   1920, Chicago: J. C. Tyler
   1960, Chicago: Charles L. Ferguson — Jacob D. Guice
   1972, Miami Beach: Victor Mavar — K. L. Young
   2004, New York: Frank Genzer — John M. Hairston — Howard A. McKissack
   2008, St. Paul: Leonard Bentz — Frank Genzer — Ann Hairston — Billy Hewes — Gayle Mavar — Wayne Tisdale — Brent Warr
   2012, Tampa: Leonard Bentz — Frank Genzer — John M. Hairston — Don Halle — Billy Hewes — Al Hopkins — Steven Palazzo — Brandon Payne — Wayne Tisdale
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