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Belmont County
Ohio

Belmont County Political Parties

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

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


Belmont County Delegates
to National Party Conventions

Democratic National Conventions:
   1860, Charleston and Baltimore: W. Eaton
   1864, Chicago: J. H. Collins
   1904, St. Louis: William B. Francis
   1916, St. Louis: W. S. Barton
   1924, New York: John T. Flynn
   1928, Houston: A. M. Brown
   1940, Chicago: A. C. Peters — Esther F. Pinsky
   1944, Chicago: A. A. Davis
   1948, Philadelphia: Kenneth G. Cooper
   1952, Chicago: Sally Sue Witten
   1956, Chicago: John P. Frazier — Esther F. Pinsky — Frank A. Vannelle
   1960, Los Angeles: Wayne L. Hays — Frank A. Vannelle
   1964, Atlantic City: Wayne L. Hays — A. G. Lancione — Esther F. Pinsky — Frank A. Vannelle
   1972, Miami Beach: John R. DeBonis — A. G. Lancione — Frank A. Vannelle
   1996, Chicago: Annie Glenn — Mary B. Ross
   2004, Boston: Rosalie Pappano
   2008, Denver: Charlie Wilson
Republican National Conventions:
   1856, Philadelphia: E. Ellis — M. Pennington
   1860, Chicago: William Wallace
   1868, Chicago: Benjamin R. Cowen
   1896, St. Louis: William A. Hunt
   1904, Chicago: G. A. Colpritts
   1908, Chicago: James F. Anderson — George E. Bradfield
   1912, Chicago: Cook Danford
   1916, Chicago: Joseph C. Heinlein
   1920, Chicago: Charles T. Coleman — R. R. Wood
   1924, Cleveland: St. Clair Archer
   1928, Kansas City: H. H. Murphy
   1936, Cleveland: St. Clair Archer
   1940, Philadelphia: St. Clair Archer
   1944, Chicago: Mary E. Hunt — Elizabeth M. Linard
   1952, Chicago: Wilbur Y. Armstrong — Elizabeth M. Linard
   1956, San Francisco: Jessie Negus
   1972, Miami Beach: James Carnes
 
Whig National Conventions:
   1839, Harrisburg: Benjamin S. Cowen
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