The Political Graveyard: Miami-Dade County, Fla.

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Miami-Dade County
Florida

Miami-Dade County Political Parties

Democratic Party chairs in Miami-Dade County: [none currently in database]

Republican Party chairs in Miami-Dade County: [none currently in database]

Miami-Dade County Delegates
to National Party Conventions

Democratic National Conventions:
	1928, Houston: H. E. Sala — Mrs. H. E. Sala
	1936, Philadelphia: Fred Andrews — Edith V. Herlong — A. J. Cleary — Mrs. Linton M. Collins
	1940, Chicago: Robert H. Anderson — Edith Herlong Barfield — Florence C. Blakely — Thomas S. Ferguson — Lewis M. Hall — J. H. Herlong — William M. Shayne
	1944, Chicago: Florence C. Blakely — Thomas S. Ferguson — John Montgomery — Richard Oelkers — Ernest Overstreet — Paul Scott — William M. Shayne — J. Mark Wilcox
	1948, Philadelphia: Holmes Allen — Marie E. Balfe — Florence C. Blakely — Thomas S. Ferguson — William M. Shayne
	1952, Chicago: Cecil B. Carroll — A. Frank Katzentine — Mrs. Louis E. Natt — Jess L. Turner — Mrs. Sydney Weintraub
	1956, Chicago: Francis Anthony Benedetto — Edward F. Boardman — Irving Cypen — Mrs. E. Arthur Evans — Dante B. Fascell — Rose Marie Floyd — R. B. Gautier, Jr. — Frances Davis Gordon — Bill Lantaff — John E. Milloway — Robert M. Morgan — Phyllis Pollak — Daniel M. Richter — George A. Smathers — Lucille Von Arx — Fuller Warren — Ellen K. Whiteside — Mrs. W. P. Wilcox
	1968, Chicago: Claude Pepper
	1996, Chicago: Annie Betancourt — Elaine Bloom — William Brandt, Jr. — Jacques Despinosse — Simon Ferro — Eufaula S. Frazier — Seymour Gelber — Charles Hall — Daryl L. Jones — Willie F. Logan — Elsa M. Lopez — Preston W. Marshall, Jr. — William Mauk, Jr. — Kendrick B. Meek — Jorge M. Perez — Javier Rodriguez — Ronald A. Silver — Murray Sisselman — Donna Tornillo — Carrenaese Williams Levarity — Paullette Wimberly — Raymond Zeller
	2000, Los Angeles: Jacques Despinosse — Eufaula S. Frazier — Sally A. Heyman — Carrie P. Meek — Kendrick B. Meek
	2004, Boston: Dorothy Bendross-Mindingal — Bret Berlin — Daisy Black — Phillip Brutus — Jerry Buechler — Arthur Costa — Jacques Despinosse — Lori Ferrell — Eufaula S. Frazier — Agustin Garcia — Teresa Gavalda — Joseph S. Geller — Evelyn Goodman — Lalena Haro — Mark Haro — Charlotte Klieman — Fernando Llerena — Shirley Lowe — Preston W. Marshall — Raul Martinez — Carrie P. Meek — Kendrick B. Meek — Alexander Penelas — Roseline J. Philippe — Yolly Roberson — Lula Rodriguez — Monica Russo — America Schroh — Barbara C. Schwartz — Carole Shields — Mildred Smith-Kidd — Nancy Stander — Wendell Sturrup — Shirley M. West — Frederica S. Wilson — Paullette Wimberly — Raymond Zeller
	2008, Denver: Chip Arndt — Karen Aronowitz — Bret Berlin — Ronald A. Brise — Hector Caraballo — Mae R. Christian — Elizabeth Collins — Michael T. Dames — Joyce A. Davis — Eufaula S. Frazier — Luis R. Garcia, Jr. — Dan Gelber — Dean E. Gregory-Stewart — Millie Herrera — Sally A. Heyman — Charlotte Klieman — Luis Lauredo — Cindy Lerner — Eddie Lewis — Preston W. Marshall, Jr. — Raul Martinez — Kendrick B. Meek — Jimmy L. Morales — Florence R. Moss — Edith R. Owens — Edward D. Pascoe — Maryanne H. Patlak — Monica Russo — Gail M. Santoro — Adam B. Schwartz — Barbara C. Schwartz — Katy Sorenson — Henry Sturrup — Emilio J. Vazquez — Frederica S. Wilson — Clifford W. Young
Republican National Conventions:
	1880, Chicago: William H. Gleason
	1916, Chicago: Henry S. Chubb
	1920, Chicago: D. A. Dorsey
	1924, Cleveland: F. E. Hunt — J. E. Junkin
	1928, Kansas City: Ida M. Oberlin — Glenn B. Skipper
	1932, Chicago: S. H. Bartlett — B. R. Cisco — Henry Gibson — Edward Seifert
	1936, Cleveland: Josephine H. Brooks — Howard Gibbons
	1940, Philadelphia: Lyle D. Holcomb — Sam B. Solomon
	1944, Chicago: Josephine H. Brooks — Wesley E. Garrison — Marjorie A. Manchester — Sam B. Solomon — J. S. Wambaugh
	1948, Philadelphia: Bert L. Acker — David A. Douglas — Wesley E. Garrison — M. Duncan Held — Mildred C. Johnston — Louise Olmsted
	1952, Chicago: Bert L. Acker — Emmett C. Choate — Mrs. Carl G. Fisher — Paul E. Helliwell
	1960, Chicago: Loren M. Berry — Clara M. Fouse — Ralph W. Jack — Tom Joyce — Frances C. Mason — William D. Pawley — Muriel Hirsh Pick
	1964, San Francisco: Loren M. Berry — Nell G. Brinkman — T. F. Carney — Clara M. Fouse — James L. Guilmartin — Leland Hyzer — Leonard Keller — Ruth K. Magee — William D. Pawley — Robert A. Peterson — Jean Rakestraw — James E. Reardon
	1972, Miami Beach: Lois Bolger — Frank Borman — Angel Bradley — Leon Earles — Joseph F. Fogarty, Jr. — Charles Gomez — Judy Hard — Mary J. Reeves — Mary Rust — Mike Thompson — Jane Warren
	1984, Dallas: Eladio Armesto Garcia
	1988, New Orleans: Eladio Armesto Garcia — Arthur Hill
	1992, Houston: Eladio Armesto Garcia
	2004, New York: Wilhelmina Austin — Gesette Bolt — Eric Buermann — Miriam Cajiga — Gaston Cantens — Alberto R. Cardenas — Sydney F. Charles — Dulce M. Cuetara — Kathleen C. Cunningham — Maria De La Milera — Jose Luis Diaz — Ahmed Kabani — Ariel I. Pereda — Sergio Pino — Jose Riesco — Wellington Rolle — Marco Rubio — Darryl K. Sharpton — Stanley Tate — Carlos A. Valderrama
	2008, St. Paul: Carlos Curbelo — Manuel Kadre — Beth Kigel — Theodore Lyons — Jesse Manzano — Mary Ellen Miller — Ester Nuhfer — Jose Riesco — David Rivera

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