The Political Graveyard: San Diego County, Calif.

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San Diego County Political Parties

Democratic Party chairs in San Diego County: [none currently in database]

Republican Party chairs in San Diego County: [none currently in database]

San Diego County Delegates
to National Party Conventions

Democratic National Conventions:
	1912, Baltimore: Frank A. Salmons
	1916, St. Louis: Jefferson Davis — William Kettner
	1924, New York: William Kettner — May French Worth
	1928, Houston: I. I. Irwin
	1932, Chicago: Charles C. Crouch
	1936, Philadelphia: Jeanette E. Daley
	1940, Chicago: Edouard V. M. Izac
	1944, Chicago: Henry B. Cramer — Madelyn A. Cramer — H. Louise Darby — Edouard V. M. Izac
	1948, Philadelphia: Sylura Barron — Carl Bertschinger — Charles C. Dail — D. G. Hamilton — Mary Lou Ives — Ed W. Riley
	1952, Chicago: John A. Brant — Hugo M. Fisher — Mrs. Fay H. Jones — Clinton D. McKinnon
	1956, Chicago: Thomas Dammann — Hugo M. Fisher — Harry O. Juliani — Ross T. McIntire — Clinton D. McKinnon — Louise McLean — Ed W. Riley — Vincent Whelan — G. K. Williams
	1960, Los Angeles: Bert A. Betts — Hugo M. Fisher — Thomas P. Golden — Charles J. Hardy — Barbara Lang Hayes — Sheridan N. Hegland — Diane D. McGinness — William C. Moeser — Sol Price — Brown Van Voorhees
	1964, Atlantic City: John S. Alessio — Joan R. Braden — John A. Collins — Olga Dunbar — Murray D. Goodrich — Sherwood Gordon — Armon Henderson — Irvin J. Kahn — M. Larry Lawrence — Diane D. McGinness — Estelle A. Mooney — G. M. Phelps, Jr. — R. R. Richardson — Armando M. Rodriguez — John Straza — Harry B. Sugarman — Lionel Van Deerlin
	1968, Chicago: M. Larry Lawrence
	1972, Miami Beach: Estelle Chacon — Janice Crooks — Cornelius Dutcher — Don Hon Edwards — Lucille Goldman — Laura Gonzales — Ruth Griffin — Robert R. Henry — Gary Hoffman — M. Larry Lawrence — Harland Leal — Conley R. Major — Ernie Mason — John McGuane — Susan Melhaud — John F. Moriarty — Melisa Lynn Moriarty — Susan A. Painter — Andrew G. Pino — Lawrence Schwartz — Paula Siegel — Florence B. Stevens
	1988, Atlanta: Janet L. Atkins — Jim Bates — Martin Block — Margaret L. Carlson — Jerelyn D. Dilno — Byron S. Georgiou — Lucy Killea — Herbert B. King — Ardelia McClure — Maria Elena Murphy — Ann Nye — Gladys E. Palast — Colette S. Perkins — Carlton Poling — R. Steven Pope — Lynn Schenk — A. Brad Truax — Edward Y. Vallencia — Joe Wainio — Crosby L. Williams — Sofia Minnie Ybarra
	1996, Chicago: Martin Block — Margaret Bonas — Margaret L. Carlson — Joanne F. Climie — Poppy DeMarco Dennis — Marcia Dickstein-Sudolsky — Owen Evans — Bob Filner — Kathleen E. Harmon — Joseph C. Heisler, Jr. — J. Eric Hereford — Bradford Jacobsen — Gloria Johnson — Edward G. Lehman — Aboobaker Mahomed — Sandra McBrayer — Ardelia McClure — Susan M. McEntire — Charles L. McKain — Eliseo V. Medina — Jose Medina — Louis Monteilh — Gracia Molina Pick — Miriam Plotkin — Betty J. Robinson — Dena Webb
	2000, Los Angeles: Bob Filner
	2004, Boston: Lisa Barkett — Ernie Barrera — Laurie Black — Martin Block — Karen Bramell — Jenifer Broadbent — Michael P. Byron — Jennifer Cruse — Susan A. Davis — Cindy Edwards — Thor O. Emblem — Newton Ferris — Bob Filner — Cara Geils — LeRoy Henry — Sheila Hsu — Verna S. King — Barry Ladendorf — Mara Lee — Steven Lei — Willie E. Little — Robert McDaniel — Cheryl Alethia Phelps — Gracia Molina Pick — Danae Ramirez — Marilyn R. Riley — Alex Sachs — Lynn Schenk — Gerry Senda — Christopher Stowell — Juan Vargas — Steven Wardinski — Pat Washington
	2008, Denver: Devonna N. Almagro — Richard A. Ascher — Toni G. Atkins — John Baden — Gregory Bolian — Francine P. Busby — Marcus A. Bush — Kathleen T. Calzada — Dave M. Carlson — Margaret L. Carlson — Susan A. Davis — Thor O. Emblem — Tracy L. Emblem — Bob Filner — Elsa E. Gaxiola — Dorothy R. Gesick — Kathleen E. Harmon — Patrick J. Hurley — Marsha W. Johnston — Christine T. Kehoe — David Little — Willie E. Little — Carla E. Mays — Jose R. Preciado — Richard Relinger — Marilyn R. Riley — Craig Roberts — Rachel Rott — Mary Salas — Erika E. Schinler
Republican National Conventions:
	1880, Chicago: Will M. Smith
	1884, Chicago: David C. Reed
	1896, St. Louis: Ulysses S. Grant, Jr.
	1900, Philadelphia: Ulysses S. Grant, Jr.
	1912, Chicago: Edgar A. Luce
	1916, Chicago: John S. Akerman — Lyman J. Gage
	1920, Chicago: Fred A. Heilbron — James E. Keating
	1924, Cleveland: E. P. Sample — John D. Spreckles
	1928, Kansas City: Mrs. Howard C. Dunham — John T. Kean
	1932, Chicago: Ed Fletcher — John F. Forward, Jr. — Ralph S. Roberts — Douglas Settle
	1936, Cleveland: George Burnham — J. Russell Jones — James R. Scott — Ralph W. Wallace
	1940, Philadelphia: William F. LaMonte — Kathryn T. Neihouse — Mrs. Thomas S. Whitlock
	1944, Chicago: Vroman J. Dorman — LeRoy Goodbody — Lillian Johnson — C. Arnholt Smith
	1948, Philadelphia: William O. Cotton — Walter L. Forward, Jr. — Frederick C. Sherman — John A. Steiger
	1952, Chicago: George C. Bond — Vroman J. Dorman — Lillian J. Lehman — William H. Patterson — Richard E. Patton
	1956, San Francisco: Elliott H. Cushman — Benton W. Decker — Charles K. Fletcher — Dorothea McCall — William H. Patterson
	1960, Chicago: Marjorie P. Acker — Clair W. Burgener — William H. Patterson — Eleanor R. Ring — C. Arnholt Smith
	1964, San Francisco: Hale Ashcraft — Charles E. Badger — E. Richard Barnes — Clair W. Burgener — Charles K. Fletcher — Leslie E. Gehres — Maria H. Hill — Gordon C. Luce — Victor P. Lundy — Eleanor R. Ring — Jack Schrade — Arnolt Smith
	1972, Miami Beach: James H. Ashcraft — Chris Ellen Bibb — Richard G. Capen, Jr. — Kim Fletcher — Leslie E. Gehres — Ruth Flores Harper — Michael J. Hollman — Nora F. Hom — Gordon C. Luce — Clinton D. McKinnon — Eleanor R. Ring — Jack Schrade — John Stull
	1988, New Orleans: Robert Ard
	2004, New York: Catherine Anderson — Linda Dealy — Lorelei Kinder — Ron Nehring — Stephen Puetz — Jeff Sedivec — Charlene Zettel
	2008, St. Paul: Joel Anderson — Ben Bosanac — Kelly Burt — Joseph Camacho — Mindy Fletcher — Nathan Fletcher — Clayton Fuller — Hal Furman — Sam Hardage — John Heubusch — Luther Horton — Shirley Horton — Mary Humphrey — Lorelei Kinder — Ron Kinder — Jessie Knight — Tony Krvaric — John Marshall — Mike McNitt — Tom Nassif — Ron Nehring — Patrick Ord — George Plescia — Christine Rubin — Pete Saxon — Chuck Smith — Tamara Smith — Bruce Thompson

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