The Political Graveyard: New Haven County, Conn.

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New Haven County
Connecticut

New Haven County Political Parties

Democratic Party chairs in New Haven County: [none currently in database]

Republican Party chairs in New Haven County: [none currently in database]

New Haven County Delegates
to National Party Conventions

Democratic National Conventions:
	1860, Charleston and Baltimore: James Gallagher — Colin M. Ingersoll
	1864, Chicago: Nathan A. Baldwin — Charles R. Ingersoll
	1868, New York: John Kendrick
	1876, St. Louis: Thomas Elms — Colin M. Ingersoll
	1888, St. Louis: James P. Pigott
	1892, Chicago: Carlos French
	1908, Denver: John Moriarty
	1912, Baltimore: Miles F. Connelley — David E. FitzGerald — J. Frederick Jackson — William Kennedy — James E. McCabe — Frederick M. McCarthy — Charles F. Mitchell — Louis E. Stoddard — Edwin S. Thomas — William E. Thoms
	1916, St. Louis: David E. FitzGerald — James A. Hynes — William Kennedy — John J. McEvoy — John Moriarty — Thomas L. Reilly — Edward St. Lawrence Seery — Benjamin Slade — Louis E. Stoddard — Stephen Whitney
	1920, San Francisco: David E. FitzGerald — Arthur B. O'Keefe — John J. Prior — Benjamin Slade — James J. Walsh — Josepha Whitney
	1924, New York: Frank S. Bergin — Thomas E. Cahill — Mary F. Caine — David E. FitzGerald — Peter FitzHenry — Suzette A. Junglas — Frederick M. McCarthy — Martha Moore — Arthur B. O'Keefe — William R. Palmer — John J. Prior — William E. Thoms — James J. Walsh — Josepha Whitney
	1932, Chicago: John Cassion — John H. Crary — Anna Delaney — David E. FitzGerald — John M. Golden — T. Frank Hayes — Charles Jackson — Martin J. Kehoe — Edward F. Kirby — Daniel J. Leary — Stephen Lopresti — Alcine McCarthy — David J. McCoy — Edward S. Minor — William E. Thoms — James J. Walsh — Kenneth Wynne
	1936, Philadelphia: Wilbur L. Cross — Matthew A. Daly — Thomas J. Dodd — Jane Egan — David E. FitzGerald — Nora M. Harris — T. Frank Hayes — Frank W. Kraemer — Francis T. Maloney — David J. McCoy — Edward S. Minor — J. Francis Smith
	1940, Chicago: Carmine Cipriano — Wilbur L. Cross — Matthew A. Daly — David E. FitzGerald — John M. Golden — Nora M. Harris — Dennis J. Hennessey — J. Gregory Lynch — Francis T. Maloney — Alcine McCarthy — David J. McCoy — Alice M. Ross — Matthew Scully — J. Francis Smith — Stephen A. Smith
	1944, Chicago: Wilbur L. Cross — Joseph DePaola — Daniel T. Farrington, Jr. — Nellie Hayden — Maurice T. Healey — Thomas F. Keyes — Annie H. Maher — Francis T. Maloney — David J. McCoy — John S. Monagan — David M. Richman — Alice M. Ross — Matthew Scully — Michael E. Sheehy — J. Francis Smith
	1948, Philadelphia: Frank M. Anastasio — Frank S. Clancy — Joseph DePaola — Harold C. Donegan — James P. Geelan — Arthur K. Huie — Thomas F. Keyes — Elizabeth F. King — Alexander S. Lynch — Winifred G. McDonald — John A. Membrino — John S. Monagan — Thomas Nelligan — Clara O'Shea — Agnes Proulx — James M. Roche — Matthew Scully — Maurice F. Tangney — Vincent Villano — Tessie Wasserman
	1952, Chicago: Michael V. Blansfield — Joseph DePaola — Frank P. Fitzpatrick — John M. Golden — Miriam Horowitz — John A. McGuire — Harold Murtha — Clara O'Shea — Robert L. Rosenthal — Mitchel Sviridoff — Vincent Villano
	1956, Chicago: Henry D. Altobello — Arthur T. Barbieri — Katherine Bonyai — William J. Cahill, Jr. — Madeline Caine — Thomas Cook — Joseph DePaola — Frank A. Durso — Daniel T. Farrington, Jr. — Albert Francis — James P. Geelan — John M. Golden — William Horowitz — Richard C. Lee — Arthur B. O'Keefe, Jr. — Matthew Scully — Mitchel Sviridoff
	1960, Los Angeles: Arthur T. Barbieri — Sol Bernstein — Joseph DePaola — John M. Golden — William Horowitz — Madyline Hyland — Richard C. Lee — Edward L. Marcus — Anthony Miller — John S. Monagan — Arthur B. O'Keefe, Jr. — Renato Ricciutti — Stephen Rose — Gloria Schaffer — Selig Schwartz — Matthew Scully — Joseph B. Smith — Loretta Sullivan — Mitchel Sviridoff — Julian A. Taylor
	1996, Chicago: Anthony V. Avallone — Larry B. Butler — Frank J. Cirillo — John DeStefano — Lynn A. Faria — Toni N. Harp — Joseph I. Lieberman — Amparo Lopez — Edward L. Marcus — Barbara R. Moore — Kay O'Connell — John Phelan — Tomas Reyes, Jr. — Ellen Scalettar — Gerald T. Weiner — Patricia Widlitz — Marion S. Wright
	2000, Los Angeles: Anthony V. Avallone — Thomas Carusello — Rosa L. DeLauro — Toni N. Harp — Joseph I. Lieberman — Gerald T. Weiner
	2004, Boston: Anthony V. Avallone — Bernice Bowman — Peter Carozza — Thomas Carusello — Kenneth Dagliere — Rosa L. DeLauro — John DeStefano — Sandra Gebhardt — Toni N. Harp — Martin M. Looney — Glenn Marshall — David Nyberg — Allen Page — Norma Rodriguez-Reyes — J. Paul Vance — Susan Voigt
	2008, Denver: James Amann — Anthony V. Avallone — Juan Candelaria — Rosa L. DeLauro — John DeStefano — Martin J. Dunleavy — Stephen Fontana — Debra Hauser — James E. Howell — Jennifer Just — Martin M. Looney — Anna Montalvo — Christopher S. Murphy — Mildred Torres-Ferguson — Toni Walker — Gerald T. Weiner
Gold Democrat National Conventions:
	1896, Indianapolis: George M. Gunn
Republican National Conventions:
	1856, Philadelphia: Charles L. English — Charles Ives — Benjamin Silliman
	1860, Chicago: Eleazer K. Foster — Stephen W. Kellogg
	1868, Chicago: Stephen W. Kellogg — Orville H. Platt
	1876, Cincinnati: Stephen W. Kellogg
	1880, Chicago: Hobart B. Bigelow — George M. Harmon — H. Lynde Harrison
	1884, Chicago: Samuel E. Merwin, Jr.
	1888, Chicago: Leverett M. Hubbard — Nehemiah D. Sperry — Edward T. Turner
	1896, St. Louis: Rufus Blake — James Graham — William Rockwell
	1900, Philadelphia: Charles F. Brooker — Frederick E. Gaylord — William Rockwell
	1904, Chicago: Charles F. Brooker
	1908, Chicago: Dennis A. Blakeslee — Charles F. Brooker — Alton H. Farrel — Isaac M. Ullman — F. A. Wallace
	1912, Chicago: Charles F. Brooker — Irving H. Chase — Edgar J. Doolittle — Alton H. Farrel — William H. Lyon — Isaac M. Ullman — Frank C. Woodruff — Rollin S. Woodruff
	1916, Chicago: Irving H. Chase — James M. Emerson — Joseph E. Hubinger — William H. Lyon — Isaac M. Ullman — Rollin S. Woodruff
	1920, Chicago: Alfred C. Baldwin — Hiram Bingham — Charles F. Brooker — William H. Lyon — Charles F. Rockwell — Charles A. Templeton — Isaac M. Ullman — Rollin S. Woodruff
	1924, Cleveland: Hiram Bingham — Frederick B. Kingsbury — Katherine Pickett — Omar W. Platt — Louis D. Stanton — Helen B. Waters — Harris Whittemore, Jr. — Rollin S. Woodruff
	1928, Kansas City: J. Fred Baker — Hiram Bingham — J. Edwin Brainard — Edward W. Goss — John F. Lynch — Annie W. Matthies — Roy C. Wilcox
	1932, Chicago: Charles M. Bakewell — John R. Demarest — Robert O. Eaton — Suzanne S. Farnum — Edward W. Goss — Bernard H. Matthies — Wayne Robison — Evarts C. Stevens — John Q. Tilson
	1936, Cleveland: Charles M. Bakewell — Howard W. Beach — Waldo S. Blakeslee — Edward W. Gross — Robert J. Hodge — John F. Lynch — Ethel C. Matthies — Joseph D. Persio — Robert J. Woodruff
	1940, Philadelphia: Mrs. Milton P. Bradley — Lewis A. Dibble — Mary E. Farnsworth — Ethel C. Matthies — O. Glenn Saxon — Charles F. Schall — Roy C. Wilcox
	1944, Chicago: Thomas T. Amatruda — Girard L. Clemons — Lewis A. Dibble — William J. Pape — Floyd H. Rasmussen — Harriet Redfield — Wayne Robison — Charles E. Rolfe — Helen M. Smith
	1948, Philadelphia: Thomas T. Amatruda — Richard D. Bensen — George C. Conway — William L. Hadden — Noyes L. Hall — Fred H. Holbrook — Bernard H. Matthies — Charlotte E. Miller — Raymond E. Snyder — Luke H. Stapleton — Carter H. White
	1952, Chicago: Viola B. Amelung — Clarence F. Baldwin — Richard D. Bensen — George C. Conway — Lewis A. Dibble — Vladimir R. Janowicz — Frank M. Lynch — Bernard H. Matthies — Helen M. Smith — Raymond E. Snyder — John R. Thim — Ina Vestal
	1956, San Francisco: Clarence F. Baldwin — Robert T. Cairns — Lewis A. Dibble — Lura Dutton — Bernard H. Matthies — Fred H. Merwin — John Q. Tilson, Jr. — J. McCullough Turner
	1960, Chicago: Viola B. Amelung — John Coe, Jr. — Walter Deptula — Clifford Miller — Philip Paolella — Robert H. Pearce — Arline W. Ryan — James Valenti — Ina Vestal
	1964, San Francisco: Robert T. Cairns — Mrs. Norman Harrower — William J. Secor, Jr. — Herman R. Somma — James A. Sullivan — John Q. Tilson, Jr. — Ina Vestal
	1972, Miami Beach: Miriam Bacco — Mrs. Oscola Brooks — Victoria B. Carvey — Frances B. Grieb — Franco W. Messina — John M. Minicucci — Gerald F. Stevens — Donald J. Zehnder
	1988, New Orleans: Bryan N. Anderson — Helen Bosley
	2004, New York: William A. Aniskovich — Themis Klarides — Doris Knight
	2008, St. Paul: Lawrence J. DeNardis — Jerry Farrell, Jr. — Leonard Fasano — Patricia Fers — David Labriola — Melissa Papantones
Whig National Conventions:
	1839, Harrisburg: William W. Boardman

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