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Galveston County
Texas

Galveston County Political Parties

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

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


Galveston County Delegates
to National Party Conventions

Democratic National Conventions:
   1860, Charleston and Baltimore: Guy M. Bryan
   1876, St. Louis: W. L. Moody
   1916, St. Louis: H. B. Moore — Fred C. Pabst — James Stubbs
   1924, New York: W. L. Moody — Fred C. Pabst — George Slater
   1928, Houston: Edmund R. Cheesborough — Shearn Moody
   1940, Chicago: Ben Inselman — William E. Stone
   1944, Chicago: H. J. 'Jack' Deuchare — H. C. Hughes
   1952, Chicago: E. H. Thornton, Jr.
   1956, Chicago: E. Martin Bechler — Sam D. W. Low — Clark W. Thompson
   1964, Atlantic City: Thomas D. Armstrong — Jerome Jones — Peter J. LaValle — Clark W. Thompson
   1972, Miami Beach: Johnny Henderson — Wayne Johnson — Paul Teague
   1980, New York: Rose Mallios — Bennie V. Matthews — Thomas L. Moore — D. B. Packard, Jr.
   1996, Chicago: Louis D. Bond — Ollie Mae Grant — Wayne W. Johnson III
   2004, Boston: Estelle Holmes — Dunbar Watson
   2008, Denver: Lee Medley
Republican National Conventions:
   1860, Chicago: M. S. C. Chandler — Gilbert Moyers
   1876, Cincinnati: Norris Wright Cuney
   1880, Chicago: Norris Wright Cuney
   1884, Chicago: Norris Wright Cuney
   1888, Chicago: Norris Wright Cuney
   1896, St. Louis: Robert Bradley Hawley
   1904, Chicago: Robert Bradley Hawley — A. J. Rosenthal
   1912, Chicago: S. A. Hackworth — J. H. Hawley — Webster Wilson
   1920, Chicago: Willis Woods
   1924, Cleveland: Jack E. Pearce
   1928, Kansas City: Jack E. Pearce
   1932, Chicago: Jack E. Pearce
   1936, Cleveland: Robert W. Humphreys
   1940, Philadelphia: Robert W. Humphreys
   1944, Chicago: Robert W. Humphreys
   1948, Philadelphia: Morris Schreiber
   1952, Chicago: Howard J. Swann
   1956, San Francisco: Sid Farmer, Jr.
   1960, Chicago: Mrs. Sid Farmer, Jr.
   1972, Miami Beach: Kenneth R. Shelton — Mrs. Elmer B. Vogelpohl
   1988, New Orleans: Letha F. Barber — Janet Farmer — Ben G. Raimer
   2004, New York: Kevin Walsh
   2008, St. Paul: Robin Armstrong — Ken Clark — W. Chris Peden
   2012, Tampa: Teryn Driver — Roxana Lewis — Patrick McGinnis — Barbara Meeks
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