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Smith County
Texas

Smith County Political Parties

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

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


Smith County Delegates
to National Party Conventions

Democratic National Conventions:
   1856, Cincinnati: Richard B. Hubbard, Jr.
   1876, St. Louis: William S. Herndon
   1880, Cincinnati: Richard B. Hubbard, Jr.
   1908, Denver: Hampson Gary
   1912, Baltimore: J. M. Edwards — Cone Johnson — J. S. McIlwaine
   1916, St. Louis: P. K. Birdwell — Dabney White
   1920, San Francisco: Cone Johnson
   1924, New York: C. L. Calhoun
   1928, Houston: Cone Johnson
   1940, Chicago: J. J. Jenkins — Earle B. Mayfield, Jr. — Tom Pollard
   1944, Chicago: L. L. James
   1948, Philadelphia: Bascom B. Gist
   1956, Chicago: Howard W. Bryant
   1964, Atlantic City: Glenn H. Flinn — Ben Johnson
   1972, Miami Beach: Charles Jordan — Jo Jordan
   1980, New York: Sue Hudson — Peyton McKnight — Lowell Starling
   1996, Chicago: David Hudson — Cristy Keul — Charles Rocha
   2004, Boston: Bill Bowen — Budd Smith
Republican National Conventions:
   1896, St. Louis: J. W. Butler
   1904, Chicago: R. H. Mitchell
   1912, Chicago: J. L. Jackson
   1916, Chicago: J. W. Butler
   1920, Chicago: D. W. Gullick
   1928, Kansas City: Fred J. Sackett
   1932, Chicago: B. J. Peasley
   1936, Cleveland: B. J. Peasley
   1940, Philadelphia: Roy D. Golston — B. J. Peasley
   1944, Chicago: B. J. Peasley
   1956, San Francisco: Mrs. James W. Fair — Kelley Smith
   1960, Chicago: Mrs. James W. Fair — Kelley Smith — Trent H. Zeppa
   1972, Miami Beach: Gene Diedrick — Jack Warren
   1988, New Orleans: Michael E. Jones
   2004, New York: Becky Dempsey
   2008, St. Paul: Leo Berman — Dianne Caron — Sharon Guthrie — Mollie Herrington — Mary Schneider
   2012, Tampa: Philip Hayes — Stephen Lee — Jenny Moorhead
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