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Fond du Lac County
Wisconsin

Fond du Lac County Political Parties

Democratic Party chairs in Fond du Lac County (incomplete!): John A. Race, 1961-65

Republican Party chairs in Fond du Lac County: [none currently in database]


Fond du Lac County Delegates
to National Party Conventions

Democratic National Conventions:
   1860, Charleston and Baltimore: Edward S. Bragg
   1872, Baltimore: Edward S. Bragg
   1884, Chicago: Edward S. Bragg
   1888, St. Louis: Owen A. Wells
   1892, Chicago: Edward S. Bragg
   1896, Chicago: Edward S. Bragg
   1912, Baltimore: D. F. Blewett
   1916, St. Louis: Louis Lange
   1924, New York: Michael K. Reilly
   1928, Houston: B. F. Sheridan — Charles Thornton
   1932, Chicago: F. Ryan Duffy
   1936, Philadelphia: F. Ryan Duffy — Maurice J. Fitzsimons, Jr.
   1940, Chicago: David Twohig
   1948, Philadelphia: Maurice J. Fitzsimons, Jr.
   1952, Chicago: Oscar A. Nimmer
   1976, New York: Jim Bub — Shirley L. Hull — Thomas M. Kitchen — Steve Sewall
   1996, Chicago: Thomas M. Kitchen
   2000, Los Angeles: Thomas M. Kitchen
   2004, Boston: Thomas M. Kitchen — Peg Lautenschlager
   2008, Denver: Peg Lautenschlager — Wendy Volz-Daniels
Republican National Conventions:
   1896, St. Louis: J. H. McNeel
   1900, Philadelphia: H. A. Winslow
   1908, Chicago: K. P. Hubbard — William Mauthe
   1912, Chicago: William Mauthe
   1916, Chicago: Emil C. Kraemer
   1920, Chicago: Charles Graham — Mrs. William Mauthe
   1924, Cleveland: Mrs. O. W. Glissendorf — Arthur F. Schaar
   1928, Kansas City: Clayton Van Pelt
   1944, Chicago: William K. Van Pelt
   1948, Philadelphia: William K. Van Pelt
   1952, Chicago: Allan L. Edgarton
   1956, San Francisco: Mrs. Kenneth Worthing
   1964, San Francisco: Charles J. Derr
   1972, Miami Beach: Alberta Sisk
   2008, St. Paul: Dave Anderson — Dan Feyen
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