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Alexandria city Political Parties

Alexandria city Delegates to National Party Conventions Democratic National Conventions:     1876, St. Louis: S. C. Neale     1888, St. Louis: John S. Barbour, Jr.     1912, Baltimore: John A. Marshall     1916, St. Louis: Charles Bendheim     1920, San Francisco: Charles C. Carlin — John M. Lawler — Howard W. Smith     1924, New York: Kate Waller Barrett     1952, Chicago: Robert V. H. Duncan     1956, Chicago: Henry H. Fowler     1960, Los Angeles: Henry H. Fowler     1980, New York: Nancy Arnsen — Bernard S. Cohen — Cecily Coleman — Virginia Lehner — Emily Myatt     1996, Chicago: Pixie Bell — W. Raymond Colley — Adam Ebbin — Jean Jensen — Paul Krizek — James P. Moran, Jr. — Myke Reid — Mame Reiley — Sue Wrenn     2000, Los Angeles: Pixie Bell — James P. Moran, Jr. — Mame Reiley     2004, Boston: Pixie Bell — Kerry J. Donley — Barbara Easterling — William D. Euille — Chris Gallaway — Brian Moran — James P. Moran, Jr. — Elsie Mosqueda — Mame Reiley — Laura Sonnenmark — Marcia Speck     2008, Denver: Pixie Bell — Barbara Easterling — William D. Euille — Charles Keith Lutman — James P. Moran, Jr. — Mame Reiley — Hazel Rigby — Paul S. Smedberg — Chrisi West Republican National Conventions:     1860, Chicago: J. B. Brown     1896, St. Louis: R. L. Mitchell     1904, Chicago: Park Agnew — Joseph L. Crupper     1912, Chicago: Joseph L. Crupper     1920, Chicago: Jacob A. Eggborn — R. P. Whitestone     1932, Chicago: Richard B. English     1936, Cleveland: Phillip Pitts Campbell     1940, Philadelphia: John Barton Phillips     1948, Philadelphia: G. Raymond Gaines     1952, Chicago: Harris T. Richards — Marie Smith     1956, San Francisco: Mrs. Richard Turner     1960, Chicago: Donald Baldwin — John L. Kilcullen, Jr. — William H. Moss     1964, San Francisco: Anne McIntosh — Andrew Ockershausen     1972, Miami Beach: Ann D. Haffner — Richard E. Palmer — Gant Redmon — Edd Shull — Edith L. Stratton     2004, New York: Lisa Marie Cheney — William Calvin Cleveland — Will Patton Nance — Carol Kelly Skrabak     2008, St. Paul: George F. Allen, Jr. — David Avella — Harrison Clark — Richard Neel — Fred Scheigert — Orson Swindle — Aaron Taylor

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