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Marion County
Oregon

Marion County Political Parties

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

Republican Party chairs in Marion County (incomplete!): I. L. Patterson, as of 1892


Marion County Delegates
to National Party Conventions

Democratic National Conventions:
   1876, St. Louis: H. H. Gilfry
   1912, Baltimore: James E. Godfrey
   1920, San Francisco: W. H. Downing — Will E. Purdy
   1928, Houston: Daniel J. Fry — R. A. Harris
   1940, Chicago: E. W. Powers — J. F. Ulrich
   1944, Chicago: E. W. Powers — J. F. Ulrich
   1948, Philadelphia: Kenneth W. Bayne — Lena Hewitt — Roy R. Hewitt
   1952, Chicago: Roy R. Hewitt
   1956, Chicago: Marguerite Berg — Roy R. Hewitt — Jason Lee
   1996, Chicago: Jeff Anderson — Jane Edwards — Bryan Johnston — David Loera — Marc Overbeck — Rosalie Pedroza — Judith A. Sugnet — Tina Turner-Morfitt
   2000, Los Angeles: Judith A. Sugnet
   2004, Boston: Susan Castillo — Guadalupe Diaz — Rosalie Pedroza — Judith A. Sugnet — Tina Turner-Morfitt
   2008, Denver: Bill Bradbury — Michael B. Dye — Judith A. Sugnet
Republican National Conventions:
   1860, Chicago: Henry Buckingham
   1912, Chicago: Fred S. Bynon — J. N. Smith
   1916, Chicago: C. P. Bishop — R. L. Steeves
   1920, Chicago: Walter Lincoln Tooze
   1924, Cleveland: Fannie Kay Bishop — Hal D. Patton
   1928, Kansas City: W. H. Burghardt — Sam A. Kozer — Mrs. I. L. Patterson — I. L. Patterson — Hal D. Patton
   1932, Chicago: Frank N. Derby — Eline Phillips
   1936, Cleveland: Mrs. F. N. Derby — Frank N. Derby — James Mott
   1940, Philadelphia: Frederick S. Lamport — Douglas McKay
   1944, Chicago: Herman E. Lafky — Adam F. Lefor — Custer E. Ross — Paul B. Wallace
   1948, Philadelphia: Marian L. Fisher — James C. Hatfield — Carl W. Hogg — Mrs. James W. Mott
   1952, Chicago: Marian L. Fisher — Mark O. Hatfield — Carl W. Hogg — Mrs. James W. Mott — William L. Phillips — Seward P. Reese
   1956, San Francisco: W. W. Chadwick — Robert L. Elfstrom — Mark O. Hatfield — James D. Olson
   1960, Chicago: Howell Appling, Jr. — Robert L. Elfstrom — Peter M. Gunnar — Mark O. Hatfield — Douglas Heider — A. Walter Norblad — Bruce Phillipi — Otto J. Wilson
   1972, Miami Beach: David Allen — Albert M. Jennings — Thomas Lawson McCall — Clay Myers
   2004, New York: Chuck Adams — Jason Atkinson — Kevin Mannix — Stacy Pannas — Marylin Shannon — Russ Walker — Solomon Yue
   2008, St. Paul: Chuck Adams — Wayne Brady — W. Ames Curtright — Vance D. Day — John Granat — Michael Granat — Andrea Hofmann — Gregory J. Leo — Marc Lucca — Kevin Mannix — Marylin Shannon — Joyce Waggoner — Lisa Walker — Russ Walker — Ourania Yue — Solomon Yue
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