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Waukesha County
Wisconsin

Waukesha County Political Parties

Democratic Party chairs in Waukesha County (incomplete!): Edward C. Wicklein, 1970

Republican Party chairs in Waukesha County (incomplete!): Alfred R. Ludvigsen, 1930-34 — Don L. Taylor, as of 2007


Waukesha County Delegates
to National Party Conventions

Democratic National Conventions:
   1860, Charleston and Baltimore: Alexander F. Pratt
   1876, St. Louis: George H. Daubner
   1912, Baltimore: Edward Walsh
   1916, St. Louis: Stephen F. Weber
   1924, New York: George L. Dwinnell — Stephen F. Weber
   1928, Houston: George L. Dwinnell
   1932, Chicago: Margaret Fragstein
   1936, Philadelphia: George L. Dwinnell — Margaret Fragstein
   1940, Chicago: Thomas R. King
   1944, Chicago: Thomas R. King — John W. Nash
   1948, Philadelphia: John W. Nash
   1952, Chicago: Alfred Meier — Lester Washburn
   1976, New York: Richard A. Congdon — Betty J. Cooper — G. Sam Davis — Judith A. Goetzke — Joanna H. Rody — Margaret Watkins — Roy W. Watkins
   1996, Chicago: Joseph Kreuser — George Pantelis — Cynthea Rollo
   2004, Boston: Robert Lehmann — Carol Lers — Larry Nelson — Dian Palmer — Iva Richards
   2008, Denver: Mark Boswell — Shah Haqqi — Mushir Hassan — Larry Nelson
Republican National Conventions:
   1856, Philadelphia: W. D. Bacon
   1896, St. Louis: H. M. Youmans
   1900, Philadelphia: Ed Foster — Andrew J. Frame
   1908, Chicago: Henry Lockney
   1912, Chicago: Henry Lockney
   1916, Chicago: B. M. Caples
   1920, Chicago: Henry Lockney — Mrs. Theodore W. Youmans
   1924, Cleveland: J. B. Christoph
   1932, Chicago: Howard T. Greene
   1936, Cleveland: Alvin G. Brendennwell — Lila O. Burton
   1944, Chicago: Gavin W. McKerrow — Carl Taylor
   1948, Philadelphia: H. N. Biwer — Roy F. Farrand
   1952, Chicago: Austin J. Baird — Frances Smelter — Carl Taylor — Lloyd Tegge
   1956, San Francisco: Roseann Biwer — Glenn R. Davis
   1960, Chicago: Glenn R. Davis — Mrs. C. E. Imhoff — Paul J. Rogan
   1964, San Francisco: Don L. Taylor — Morris J. Vollmer
   1972, Miami Beach: Ody J. Fish — Sam M. Hay
   2004, New York: Edythe Cooper — James Klauser — F. James Sensenbrenner, Jr. — Don L. Taylor
   2008, St. Paul: Candee Arndt — Mark Block — Virginia Marschman — Tim Michels — Robin Moore — Mark W. Neumann
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