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Davis County
Utah

Davis County Political Parties

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

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


Davis County Delegates
to National Party Conventions

Democratic National Conventions:
   1912, Baltimore: John R. Barnes
   1916, St. Louis: John R. Barnes
   1924, New York: John G. M. Barnes
   1936, Philadelphia: Miriam M. Barnes — Mrs. D. L. Rice
   1940, Chicago: Mrs. D. L. Rice
   1948, Philadelphia: Charles C. Gardner
   1972, Miami Beach: Bea Carroll — Leonard McGee
   1996, Chicago: Louise Henson — Phill Henson
   2004, Boston: Todd Taylor — Carlos Vasquez — Lucy Vasquez
   2008, Denver: Helen Langan — Connie Nielsen — Carlos Vasquez, Jr.
Republican National Conventions:
   1912, Chicago: John Walsh
   1916, Chicago: Peter M. Clegg
   1924, Cleveland: Charles R. Mabey
   1928, Kansas City: James E. Ellison — Mrs. John W. Thornley
   1932, Chicago: E. L. Kesler — Mrs. G. D. Rutledge
   1936, Cleveland: George Holt
   1948, Philadelphia: Lucy A. Rigby — Mrs. J. E. Trowbridge
   1952, Chicago: Harold Ellison
   1956, San Francisco: E. Dale Peak — Ronald Wiscombe
   1960, Chicago: Helen H. Brown — Oma Wilcox
   1972, Miami Beach: Sheryl Allen — Richard Baker — Lillian Garrett
   2004, New York: Candace Daly — Dan McConkie — Don Peay
   2008, St. Paul: Justin Allen — Bob Bennett — Don Guymon — Ben Horsley — Eric Isom — Sheldon Killpack — Tim Sheehan — Scott Simpson — Todd Weiler
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