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New Mexico Republican Party offices

Index of Politicians by Party Office Held

State Party Officers:

New Mexico Delegates to Republican National Conventions: very incomplete!

New Mexico Republican Party County Chairs: very incomplete!

Dona Ana

Republican state chairs, 1925-2008 (Incomplete!)

Prager Miller as of 1925 Edward L. Safford as of 1931 Peter L. Rapkoch as of 1934 George R. Craig as of 1937 Philip Hubbell as of 1945 F. P. 'Tony' Llewellyn as of 1958 Joe R. Skeen 1962-65 John Dendahl 1994-2003 Allen Weh as of 2008

Republican state vice-chairs, 2002 (Incomplete!)

Sherolyn Smith DeSantis as of 2002 Lupe Garcia as of 2002 Manuel Gonzales as of 2002 Michael J. McKee as of 2002 Jo Mitchell as of 2002

Members of Republican National Committee, 1912-2008 (Incomplete!)

Charles A. Spiess 1912 Holm O. Bursum 1920-24 Mrs. W. C. Reid 1924 Edward Sargent 1924 Bronson M. Cutting as of 1932 Margaret Kent Medler as of 1932 Albert G. Simms as of 1932-34 Mrs. Clark A. Baker as of 1937 Cyrus McCormick as of 1937-40 Mrs. E. L. Moulton as of 1940 Mickey Barnett as of 2002 Rosie Tripp as of 2002-08 George Buffett as of 2008

Republican state party secretaries, 1937-2002 (Incomplete!)

Jose D. Sena as of 1937 Mrs. Lou Melvin as of 2002

Republican state party treasurers, 2002 (Incomplete!)

Laurie Fowler as of 2002

Members of Republican State Central Committee, 1934 (Incomplete!)

Esquipula Martinez 1934

Members of Republican State Committee, 1934 (Incomplete!)

Christian J. Amble as of 1934

Members of Republican State Executive Committee, 2002 (Incomplete!)

Jon Barela as of 2002 Mickey Barnett as of 2002 Jan Brooks as of 2002 Holm O. Bursum III as of 2002 Dara Dana as of 2002 Linda Davis as of 2002 John Dendahl as of 2002 Sherolyn Smith DeSantis as of 2002 Anna Emerick as of 2002 Laurie Fowler as of 2002 Betty G. Fox as of 2002 Lupe Garcia as of 2002 Manuel Gonzales as of 2002 Alma Green as of 2002 John Hamilton as of 2002 Sarah Hunt as of 2002 Marta Kramer as of 2002 Shirley Leslie as of 2002 Barbara Longeway as of 2002 Carlos Lovato as of 2002 Susana Martinez as of 2002 Michael J. McKee as of 2002 Mrs. Lou Melvin as of 2002 Jo Mitchell as of 2002 Ron Morsbach as of 2002 Marilyn Ortiz as of 2002 Demesia Padilla as of 2002 John R. Polk as of 2002 Jane Powdrell as of 2002 Jan Rasch as of 2002 Samuel Reyes as of 2002 Robert C. Schuster as of 2002 Roy Stevenson as of 2002 Wilber Thigpen as of 2002 Rosie Tripp as of 2002 Karen Westall as of 2002 George M. Yates as of 2002 Greg Zanetti as of 2002

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