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Columbiana County
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Columbiana County Political Parties

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

Republican Party chairs in Columbiana County (incomplete!): Isaac B. Cameron, as of 1901


Columbiana County Delegates
to National Party Conventions

Democratic National Conventions:
   1860, Charleston and Baltimore: Thomas S. Woods
   1864, Chicago: John H. Wallace
   1916, St. Louis: Charles N. Brannon
   1924, New York: Dave Altman — Harry Gager
   1928, Houston: D. A. Altman
   1940, Chicago: C. V. Beatty — Mary R. Taylor
   1944, Chicago: Vincent McGeehan
   1948, Philadelphia: M. L. Clendenning
   1952, Chicago: James S. Gibson — Guy J. Mauro
   1956, Chicago: Paul Tobin
   1960, Los Angeles: Don R. Gosney — Maurice Rapport — John Taylor
   1964, Atlantic City: Don R. Gosney — Guy J. Mauro — Maurice Rapport — John Taylor
   1972, Miami Beach: Maurice Rapport
   2004, Boston: Craig Brown
   2008, Denver: Linda K. Ammon
Republican National Conventions:
   1856, Philadelphia: J. Heaton
   1896, St. Louis: W. A. Smith — John N. Taylor
   1904, Chicago: J. S. McNutt — W. C. Watson
   1908, Chicago: Harry T. Hall — James A. Martin
   1916, Chicago: Russell C. Heddleston
   1920, Chicago: W. H. Mullens
   1924, Cleveland: Louis H. Brush
   1928, Kansas City: Louis H. Brush
   1932, Chicago: W. Campbell George — William H. Vodrey
   1940, Philadelphia: Walter B. Hill
   1944, Chicago: William H. Vodrey
   1948, Philadelphia: William H. Vodrey
   1952, Chicago: Willis O. Hall — Russ C. Heddleston
   1956, San Francisco: Letha C. Astry
   1960, Chicago: Letha C. Astry
   1964, San Francisco: Letha C. Astry
   2004, New York: David Johnson
   2008, St. Paul: David Johnson — Kathleen Presley
 
Whig National Conventions:
   1839, Harrisburg: Holland Green
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