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Norfolk city Delegates to National Party Conventions Democratic National Conventions:     1876, St. Louis: William Lamb     1908, Denver: Joseph T. Deal     1912, Baltimore: J. Peter Holland — James V. Trehy — Robert B. Tunstall — W. H. Venable     1916, St. Louis: A. P. Thom, Jr.     1920, San Francisco: J. P. M. Joyce     1924, New York: W. W. Old — Mrs. W. B. Sirmar — James V. Trehy     1928, Houston: James S. Barron     1940, Chicago: Mrs. John I. Bryan — Harry B. David — W. S. Rodgers, Jr. — S. Heith Tyler — Joseph D. Wood     1944, Chicago: Mrs. John I. Bryan — Colgate W. Darden, Jr. — James N. Garrett — Mrs. Robert C. Hale — Edgar S. Stubbs     1948, Philadelphia: Alec H. Bell — Fred A. Haycox — C. E. Wright     1952, Chicago: Herman A. Hall, Sr. — W. R. Moore — Meeta B. Myers     1980, New York: James Augustine — Peter K. Babalas — Evelyn T. Butts — Jonathan T. Harris — Thomas W. Moss, Jr. — I. Joseph Williams     1996, Chicago: Lee Bass — Harietta Eley — Ann T. Fallon — Joseph Lindsey — Yvonne Miller     2000, Los Angeles: Yvonne Miller     2004, Boston: Kenny Alexander — Jerrauld Jones — Yvonne Miller     2008, Denver: Kenny Alexander — Anthony L. Burfoot — Randy Klear — Yvonne Miller — Vivian J. Paige Republican National Conventions:     1864, Baltimore: Charles Wilson Buttz     1896, St. Louis: George E. Bowden — William Lamb — M. M. Lewis — William Thoroughgood     1904, Chicago: A. Aronheim — George E. Bowden — D. Lawrence Groner     1908, Chicago: D. Lawrence Groner     1912, Chicago: D. Lawrence Groner — Alvah H. Martin — A. B. Seldner     1916, Chicago: D. Lawrence Groner — Alvah H. Martin     1920, Chicago: D. Lawrence Groner     1924, Cleveland: Mrs. M. J. Caples — Harry K. Wolcott     1928, Kansas City: Mrs. M. J. Caples — Hugh W. Davis — Lester S. Parsons     1932, Chicago: Meyer Koteen — Menalcus Lankford — Mrs. H. E. Page — Lester S. Parsons     1936, Cleveland: Menalcus Lankford — Mrs. H. E. Page     1940, Philadelphia: Lester S. Parsons     1944, Chicago: Lester S. Parsons     1948, Philadelphia: Walter E. Hoffman — Mrs. Menalcus Lankford — Lester S. Parsons     1952, Chicago: Walter E. Hoffman — Lester S. Parsons     1956, San Francisco: Mrs. Mayon A. Cox — George P. Hylton, Jr. — Dorothy F. Lippincott — Lester S. Parsons — William J. Stanton     1960, Chicago: Oscar F. Baxter IV — James R. Elliot — George P. Hylton, Jr. — Thomas E. McAndrews — Lester S. Parsons — William J. Stanton     1964, San Francisco: Richard Annand — Frank Blocker, Jr. — Wayne Lustig — Thomas E. McAndrews     1972, Miami Beach: Robert G. Doumar — G. Lizbeth Fraser — Sheila G. Smith     2004, New York: Pam Brown     2008, St. Paul: Pam Brown — Thomas Dranke

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