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Washington County
Rhode Island

Washington County Political Parties

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

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


Washington County Delegates
to National Party Conventions

Democratic National Conventions:
   1864, Chicago: William H. Allen
   1876, St. Louis: John B. Pierce
   1912, Baltimore: William R. Congdon
   1916, St. Louis: Walter Hayward
   1924, New York: Susan Sharp Adams — Charles A. White
   1928, Houston: Susan Sharp Adams — Sumner Mowry
   1936, Philadelphia: Margaret W. Perry
   1940, Chicago: Elisha R. Bitgood — Margaret W. Perry
   1944, Chicago: Joseph Bristow — James L. Forbes
   1948, Philadelphia: John Gentile — Margaret M. Hazard
   1952, Chicago: Margaret M. Hazard
   1960, Los Angeles: Louis B. Capuccio — Margaret M. Hazard — John J. F. McGauran — J. Howard McGrath
   1964, Atlantic City: Louis B. Capuccio — Margaret M. Hazard — J. Howard McGrath
   1968, Chicago: Samuel J. Azzinaro
   1988, Atlanta: Frank T. Caprio — Eleanor F. Slater
   1996, Chicago: Suzanne M. Henseler — Edna O'Neill Mattson — Heidi C. Sahagian — Eleanor F. Slater
   2000, Los Angeles: Edna O'Neill Mattson
   2004, Boston: David A. Caprio — Tracey Cugno — Jeanne Harrington — Edna O'Neill Mattson — Robert A. Weygand
   2008, Denver: David A. Caprio — Maureen Martin — Edna O'Neill Mattson — James O'Neil
   2012, Charlotte: Edna O'Neill Mattson — A. Ralph Mollis — Teresa Tanzi
Republican National Conventions:
   1856, Philadelphia: Jacob D. Babcock — Rowland G. Hazard
   1860, Chicago: Rowland G. Hazard
   1864, Baltimore: G. D. Cross — John J. Reynolds
   1868, Chicago: James M. Pendleton
   1876, Cincinnati: James M. Pendleton
   1896, St. Louis: Albert L. Chester
   1900, Philadelphia: Frank Robinson, Jr.
   1908, Chicago: Alexander G. Crumb — Henry B. Kane
   1912, Chicago: Rowland G. Hazard — Henry B. Kane
   1916, Chicago: Albert H. Langworthy
   1920, Chicago: Harry R. Milner
   1924, Cleveland: Martha A. Gardner — Walter A. Nye — Lulu M. Schlesinger
   1928, Kansas City: Samuel H. Davis — Frederick R. Hazard
   1932, Chicago: Mrs. T. P. Hazard — Thomas P. Hazard — Roy Rawlings
   1940, Philadelphia: Percy Hathaway — G. Benjamin Utter
   1944, Chicago: Mrs. Richard H. Murray
   1948, Philadelphia: Howard E. Thorp
   1952, Chicago: Carole G. Wheeler
   1956, San Francisco: Arthur M. Cottrell, Jr. — Henry M. Gallagher — Carole G. Wheeler
   1960, Chicago: Sarah J. Browning
   1972, Miami Beach: Sarah J. Browning — James J. Longolucco
   1992, Houston: David A. Gingerella — Curtis V. Givan — Scott Bill Hirst — Leona A. Kelley — Patricia A. Post — Thomas R. Post, Jr. — Nancy Richmond
   1996, San Diego: Scott Bill Hirst
   2004, New York: Dennis Algiere — David A. Gingerella — Robert Manning — Martha Stamp
   2008, St. Paul: Caswell Cooke, Jr. — David Hathaway, Sr. — Matthew L. Hopkins — Henry Kamradt — Sandra Knowles — Robert Manning
   2012, Tampa: Donald L. Carcieri — Suzanne O. Carcieri — Clifford M. Carlson — Doreen Marie Costa — Scott Bill Hirst — Rachael McIntosh — Andrew McNulty — William K. White — Mark Zaccaria — Ruth Ann Zaccaria
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Henry L. Clinton, Apollo Hall, New York City, February 3, 1872
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