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Utah Democratic Party offices

Index of Politicians by Party Office Held

State Party Officers:

Utah Delegates to Democratic National Conventions: very incomplete!

Utah Democratic Party County Chairs: very incomplete!

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Democratic state chairs, 1902-2008 (Incomplete!)

Frank J. Cannon as of 1902-04 H. L. Mulliner as of 1923 Harden Bennion as of 1925 D. M. Draper as of 1931 Calvin W. Rawlings as of 1937-39 Roscoe Boden as of 1945 Grant MacFarlane as of 1948-49 Milton L. Weilenmann as of 1955 Richard Howe as of 1958 Wayne Holland, Jr. as of 2006-08

Democratic state vice-chairs, 2008 (Incomplete!)

Karen Hale as of 2008 Helen Langan as of 2008

Members of Democratic National Committee, 1892-2008 (Incomplete!)

Samuel A. Merritt as of 1892 William R. Wallace as of 1912-20 James H. Moyle as of 1916-21 Maude D. Porter as of 1920 Mrs. J. R. Rawlins as of 1939 Stuart P. Dobbs 1940 Carolyn Wolfe 1940 Donald K. Dunn as of 2004 Jim Humlicek as of 2004 Mary Palley as of 2004 Nancy Jane Woodside as of 2004 William Orton as of 2008

Democratic state party secretaries, 1928-37 (Incomplete!)

Grant MacFarlane as of 1928 Lyle D. Nichols as of 1937

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