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Strafford County
New Hampshire

Strafford County Political Parties

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

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


Strafford County Delegates
to National Party Conventions

Democratic National Conventions:
   1856, Cincinnati: Joseph H. Smith
   1860, Charleston and Baltimore: George W. Stevens
   1876, St. Louis: Henry H. Metcalf
   1912, Baltimore: Edward S. Clark — Edward W. Townsend
   1920, San Francisco: Charles G. Waldron
   1924, New York: Mary J. Gagne — F. Clyde Keefe
   1928, Houston: F. Clyde Keefe — Michael J. O'Malley — Clement A. Roy
   1932, Chicago: Peter M. Gagne — Frank J. Grimmes — Michael J. O'Malley — Frederick E. Small
   1936, Philadelphia: Austin L. Calef — Harry W. Smith
   1940, Chicago: Valmore G. Gagne — William H. McCann — Stephen W. Scruton
   1944, Chicago: F. Clyde Keefe — Mary P. Keefe — William H. McCann — Bernard D. O'Kane — Arthur W. Proulx — Sumner W. Watson
   1948, Philadelphia: William H. McCann — Anna M. Morin — Sam Smith
   1952, Chicago: Helen A. Desjardins — William L. Dunfey — Edward Reilly
   1956, Chicago: Leo E. Carroll — Helen A. Desjardins — Anita Flynn — J. Paul LaRoche
   1960, Los Angeles: Alfred J. Catalfo, Jr. — Robert H. Filion — Winifred E. Hartigan — John D. McCarthy
   1972, Miami Beach: Barbara Bonenfant — Robert Craig — Dudley Dudley — Hamilton Krans, Jr. — Donald Routhier — Janice Thayer
   1980, New York: Dudley Dudley — Richard Morrissette — Jeanne Shaheen
   2000, Los Angeles: Jeanne Shaheen
   2004, Boston: Carole Appel — Wayne Burton — Joseph Deboise — Joseph Miller
   2008, Denver: Carol Shea-Porter
Republican National Conventions:
   1856, Philadelphia: G. P. Folsom
   1864, Baltimore: Thomas E. Sawyer
   1872, Philadelphia: Samuel G. Fisher — Charles S. Whitehouse
   1880, Chicago: David H. Buffum — Charles M. Murphy
   1884, Chicago: John H. Hurd — Charles H. Sawyer — Charles W. Talpey
   1896, St. Louis: Charles B. Gafney — William D. Sawyer
   1900, Philadelphia: Albert Wallace
   1904, Chicago: Thomas H. Dearborn — Sumner Wallace
   1908, Chicago: Arthur G. Whittemore
   1912, Chicago: James F. Seavey — Rolland H. Spaulding
   1916, Chicago: Dwight Hall — Edwin H. Thomas
   1920, Chicago: John L. Meoder
   1924, Cleveland: James S. Chamberlain — Dwight Hall — Norma C. Snow
   1928, Kansas City: J. Levi Meader — Huntley N. Spaulding
   1932, Chicago: Jessie Doe — Robert W. Greenaway — Huntley N. Spaulding
   1936, Cleveland: Conrad E. Snow — Huntley N. Spaulding
   1940, Philadelphia: Oren V. Henderson — Huntley N. Spaulding
   1944, Chicago: Leonard C. Hardwick — Huntley N. Spaulding
   1952, Chicago: Frederick C. Smalley
   1960, Chicago: Thomas C. Dunnington — George T. Gilman
   1964, San Francisco: Marion A. Gore
   1972, Miami Beach: Albert E. Barcomb — Charlotte P. Cogswell — Clyde R. Coolidge
   1988, New Orleans: Edward Dupont — John Meserve — Franklin Torr
   2004, New York: Richard Flynn — Elaine Tinetti
   2008, St. Paul: Fred Bramante
   2016, Cleveland: Marga Coulp — Alexander Fries — Matthew Mayberry — Jessica Whitehouse — Joshua Whitehouse
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