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Indiana Republican Party offices

Index of Politicians by Party Office Held

State Party Officers:

Indiana Delegates to Republican National Conventions: very incomplete!

Indiana Republican Party County Chairs: very incomplete!

Adams - Allen - Bartholomew - Benton - Blackford - Boone - Brown - Carroll - Cass - Clark - Clay - Clinton - Crawford - Daviess - Dearborn - Decatur - DeKalb - Delaware - Dubois - Elkhart - Fayette - Floyd - Fountain - Franklin - Fulton - Gibson - Grant - Greene - Hamilton - Hancock - Harrison - Hendricks - Henry - Howard - Huntington - Jackson - Jasper - Jay - Jefferson - Jennings - Johnson - Knox - Kosciusko - LaPorte - LaGrange - Lake - Lawrence - Madison - Marion - Marshall - Martin - Miami - Monroe - Montgomery - Morgan - Newton - Noble - Ohio - Orange - Owen - Parke - Perry - Pike - Porter - Posey - Pulaski - Putnam - Randolph - Ripley - Rush - SAINT Joseph - Scott - Shelby - Spencer - Starke - Steuben - Sullivan - Switzerland - Tippecanoe - Tipton - Union - Vanderburgh - Vermillion - Vigo - Wabash - Warren - Warrick - Washington - Wayne - Wells - White - Whitley


Republican state chairs, 1856-2008 (Incomplete!)

John D. Defrees as of 1856-60 John W. Foster as of 1872 John C. New as of 1880-82 John K. Gowdy 1891-97 James P. Goodrich as of 1901-10 Will H. Hays as of 1914-18 Clyde A. Walb as of 1925 Elza Rogers as of 1928-31 Arch N. Bobbitt 1937-42 Ivan C. Morgan as of 1937 Ralph F. Gates as of 1941-44 William E. Jenner as of 1945 Alvin C. Cast as of 1955 Robert W. Matthews as of 1958 Robert N. Stewart as of 1964 J. Murray Clark as of 2008

Republican state vice-chairs, 1972-80 (Incomplete!)

Betty J. Rendel as of 1972-80

Members of Republican National Committee, 1866-2008 (Incomplete!)

John D. Defrees 1866-68 Cyrus M. Allen 1868-70 John Coburn 1870-72 Oliver P. Morton 1872- Winfield T. Durbin as of 1896 Harry S. New 1900-12 James P. Goodrich 1912 Joseph B. Kealing 1920-24 Dorothy Cunningham 1924 George A. Ball 1932-37 Grace B. Reynolds as of 1937-40 Ernest M. Morris as of 1940 Cecil M. Harden as of 1944-59 Ralph F. Gates 1946-50 Diane Adams as of 2008 James Bopp, Jr. as of 2008

Republican state party secretaries, 1874-1942 (Incomplete!)

De Alva S. Alexander 1874-78 Fred A. Sims 1904-06 Neil D. McCallum 1936-42 Harry C. Fenton as of 1937

Members of Republican State Central Committee, 1860-92 (Incomplete!)

Daniel D. Pratt as of 1860 James H. Jordan 1880-86 John C. Chaney as of 1884-85 Charles F. Jones as of 1886-90 Lemuel W. Royse 1886-90 Abraham L. Brick 1892 Jesse Overstreet as of 1892

Members of Republican State Committee, 1890-1918 (Incomplete!)

James A. Hemenway as of 1890 Fred A. Sims 1896-1906 Robert C. Baltzell 1914-18

Members of Republican State Executive Committee, 1860 (Incomplete!)

Abram Hendricks as of 1860

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