The Political Graveyard: Wisconsin Democratic Party offices

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Wisconsin Democratic Party offices

Index of Politicians by Party Office Held

State Party Officers:

Democratic state chairs
Democratic state vice-chairs
Members of Democratic National Committee
Democratic state party secretaries
Members of Democratic State Central Committee

Wisconsin Delegates to Democratic National Conventions: very incomplete!

Wisconsin Democratic Party County Chairs: very incomplete!

Brown - Buffalo - Fond du Lac - La Crosse - Rock - Waukesha - Wood

Democratic state chairs, 1890-1977 (Incomplete!)

Edward C. Wall as of 1890 John T. Hume as of 1923 John M. Callahan as of 1925-27 O. A. La Budde as of 1931 James A. Corcoran as of 1936-37 William D. Carroll as of 1939 Thomas R. King as of 1943-44 Robert E. Tehan as of 1945 Jerome F. Fox as of 1949 James E. Doyle 1951-53 Leland S. McParland as of 1954-56 Philleo Nash 1955-57 Patrick J. Lucey as of 1957-63 Herbert H. Kohl as of 1975-77

Democratic state vice-chairs, 1936-2008 (Incomplete!)

Laura Schwalbach as of 1936-43 Lena Taylor as of 2008 Joe Wineke as of 2008

Members of Democratic National Committee, 1876-2008 (Incomplete!)

George H. Paul as of 1876 William F. Vilas as of 1880 John L. Mitchell as of 1888 Joseph E. Davies as of 1912 Gertrude Bowler as of 1920 Joseph Martin as of 1920-21 Charles E. Broughton 1932-41 Mrs. George N. Givan as of 1936-40 Thomas R. King as of 1943-44 Helen F. Marty as of 1943-44 Robert E. Tehan as of 1949 Edna Bowen as of 1954 Carl W. Thompson as of 1954 Stan Gruszynski as of 2004-08 Linda Honold as of 2004 Ken Opin as of 2004 Mary Rasmussen as of 2004 Tim Sullivan as of 2004-08 Paula Zellner as of 2004-08 Awais Khaleel as of 2008 Jason Rae as of 2008 Melissa Schroeder as of 2008

Democratic state party secretaries, 1936-54 (Incomplete!)

John J. Slocum 1936-39 George F. Ogle as of 1937 Jay B. Glerum as of 1943-44 John D. Kehoe as of 1954

Members of Democratic State Central Committee, 1920-58 (Incomplete!)

Blank district: James F. Hughes 1920-24 Arthur H. Treutel as of 1950-58
1st District: Lewis G. Brown as of 1936 J. M. Herrman as of 1936 Chris Hoen as of 1936 Lester Johnson as of 1936 Mrs. Frank Roth as of 1936 Alma Wade as of 1936 Edwin J. Boyle as of 1944 Alma Dahl as of 1954 Mrs. Harvey Kitzman as of 1954 Mike Maxin as of 1954 Sam Rizzo as of 1954 Eugene Swegman as of 1954 John D. Voss as of 1954
2nd District: H. P. Bowen as of 1936 George L. Dwinnell as of 1936 John F. Flanagan as of 1936 Fred F. Frusher, Jr. as of 1936 Paul A. Hemmy as of 1936 Mrs. J. C. McCarten as of 1936 Ruth Steinert as of 1944 Harold Hammer as of 1954 Edward Ireland as of 1954 John M. McGonigle as of 1954 Gretchen Pfankuchen as of 1954 William W. Roush as of 1954 Edward Schultz as of 1954
3rd District: Mrs. John Boyle as of 1936 Mrs. Jerry Garvin as of 1944 Edna Bowen as of 1954 Christina Clossey as of 1954 Gregory C. Lucey as of 1954 Paul Mahoney as of 1954 Paul McGettigan as of 1954 John D. Rice as of 1954
4th District: Max J. Galasinski as of 1936 Genevieve Eisold as of 1944 Margery Benson as of 1954 Robert Dejewski as of 1954 John Giacomo as of 1954 Elvy Judkins as of 1954 Joseph Miech as of 1954 Leona Wozinski as of 1954
5th District: Otto Lepp as of 1936 Mrs. William McCormick as of 1944 Paul Amann as of 1954 Lucille Collins as of 1954 Walter Hale as of 1954 Francis Henson as of 1954 Vera Hubbard as of 1954 Rose Kane as of 1954
6th District: Oscar A. Nimmer as of 1936 Mrs. Adlai S. Horn as of 1944 Herman J. Brandt as of 1954 James W. Martin as of 1954 Oscar A. Nimmer as of 1954 Betty Richdorf as of 1954 Clyde Schloemer as of 1954 Mae Suttner as of 1954
7th District: Frank P. Regner as of 1936 Leo J. Baggot as of 1944 Mrs. A. C. Berard as of 1944 Charles H. Cashin as of 1944 Anton Holub as of 1944 John Lawrie as of 1944 Donald J. MacCormick as of 1944 Rudolph H. Melaun as of 1952-54 Robert P. Bender as of 1954 Betty Graichen as of 1954 Albert Heywood as of 1954 Ernest Kluck as of 1954 Christian J. Kreilkamp as of 1954
8th District: Herman Kamm as of 1936 Gerald F. Clifford as of 1944 Patrick A. Dewane as of 1944 Louis Evert as of 1944 John D. Kehoe as of 1944-54 Gustave J. Keller as of 1944 Sam Sigman as of 1944 Pat Bergeron as of 1954 Lawrence S. Bongle as of 1954 Lester Daron as of 1954 Modest Reince as of 1954 Richard P. Schmitz as of 1954
9th District: Emmet Quinn as of 1936 J. M. Hagan as of 1944 Arthur L. Henning as of 1944-54 Jack E. Joyce, Jr. as of 1944 Peter J. Murphy as of 1944 Matt Quinn as of 1944 Joseph H. Wallis as of 1944 Milton S. Buchli as of 1954 Allen Hanley as of 1954 Lester Johnson as of 1954 Harry McIntyre as of 1954 Gordon J. Severson as of 1954
10th District: Fred A. Russell as of 1936 Felix J. Idziorek as of 1944 Vivian Joyce as of 1944 Jack Mayer as of 1944 George F. Meyer as of 1944 Julius G. Seyfert as of 1944 Joseph H. Szumowski as of 1944 Tom Anich as of 1954 Elizabeth Hawkes as of 1954 John Murkovich as of 1954 Horace S. Ogden as of 1954 George Sullivan as of 1954 Mrs. Dan Vickers as of 1954

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