The Political Graveyard: Honolulu County, Hawaii

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Honolulu County
Hawaii

Honolulu County Political Parties

Democratic Party chairs in Honolulu County: [none currently in database]

Republican Party chairs in Honolulu County: [none currently in database]

Honolulu County Delegates
to National Party Conventions

Democratic National Conventions:
	1912, Baltimore: F. C. Benevedes — John Effinger — Allan Herbert — J. Miles — M. C. Pacheco — G. J. Waller
	1916, St. Louis: Ioela Kiakahi — Lincoln L. McCandless — M. C. Pacheco — T. B. Stuart — R. H. Trent — Jesse Uluihi
	1920, San Francisco: Robert Ahuna — Chris Cunha — Lincoln L. McCandless — Delbert E. Metzger — Jack Milton — Charles Rose — Jesse Uluihi — E. M. Watson
	1924, New York: J. W. Asch — J. Walter Doyle — Norman Dozier Godbold — Howard Hathaway — S. C. Huber — Lincoln L. McCandless — Ingram M. Stainback — Jesse Uluihi
	1928, Houston: J. Walter Doyle — Mrs. A. W. Harris — William H. Heen — S. B. Kemp — Charles Liu — M. M. Magoon — Lincoln L. McCandless — B. G. Rivenburg — Louis K. Silva — Jesse Uluihi
	1932, Chicago: James L. Coke — J. Walter Doyle — Henry Freitas — Rufus H. Hagood, Jr. — Lincoln L. McCandless — Louis K. Silva — Ingram M. Stainback — Andy Yamashiro
	1936, Philadelphia: William H. Heen — Charles H. K. Holt — Mrs. George Jennings — William C. McGonigle — Joseph B. Poindexter — Henry B. Wolters
	1940, Chicago: Louis V. Cadinha — Norman D. Godbold, Jr. — Samuel T. Hill — A. Lester Marks — Chuck Mau — Fred Patterson — Joseph B. Poindexter — David K. Trask
	1944, Chicago: Rose August — Alice Kamokila Campbell — Peter Chu — Donal Clark — William H. Heen — Charles E. Kauhane — Agnes L. Kellett — Fred Patterson — Ingram M. Stainback
	1948, Philadelphia: Harriet Bouslog — Lau Ah Chew — Charles E. Kauhane — Lahapa Kauhane — Agnes L. Kellett — Chuck Mau — John H. Wilson
	1952, Chicago: John A. Burns — Agnes L. Kellett — Mitsuyuki Kido — Oren E. Long — Raymond C. Yap
	1956, Chicago: John A. Burns — Hung Wo Ching — Robert G. Dodge — Earl Finch — H. Tucker Gratz — David N. Ingman — Daniel K. Inouye — Mary Nakako Isa — Mitsuyuki Kido — Herbert H. K. Lee — Ernst I. Murai — William S. Richardson — Matsuo Takabuki
	1960, Los Angeles: Sakae Amano — Tadao Beppu — John A. Burns — Thomas P. Gill — Seichi Hirai — Daniel K. Inouye — Duke Kawasaki — Mitsuyuki Kido — Frank W. C. Loo — Herman T. F. Lum — Dolores M. Martin — David C. McClung — Ernst I. Murai — William S. Richardson — Tokuichi Takushi
	1964, Atlantic City: John A. Burns — Dolores M. Martin
	1972, Miami Beach: Daniel K. Inouye
	1980, New York: Ronald Amemiva — Michael Amii — George R. Ariyoshi — Marvin Awaya — Theresa Boland — Calvin Ching — Rae Saint Chu — Naomi Correa — Sandra Ebesu — Ted Fritschel — Odetta Fujimori — Robert Gibson — Mary Gregory — Minoru Hirabara — Daniel K. Inouye — Clara L. Kakalia — James Kumagai — Momi Minn Lee — Pilialoha Lee Loy — Francis Lum — Spark M. Matsunaga — David C. McClung — Francis McMillen — Patsy T. Mink — Laverne Moore — Richard Port — Lolinda Ramos — Barbara Sakamoto — Judith Kim Seu — George Stillman — Mary Ellen Swanton — Sakae Takahashi — David Trask
	1996, Chicago: Neil Abercrombie — Daniel K. Akaka — George R. Ariyoshi — Faye Daly — Richard Fujimoto — Daniel K. Inouye — Peggy R. Kirkpatrick — Momi Minn Lee — Joy Kobashigawa Lewis — Samuel Mitchell — Clyde B. Morita — Russell K. Okata — Violet Paris — Richard Port — Kathleen Racuya-Markrich — Linda Rosehill — M. Dolly Strazar — Y. Jane Sugimura — Norman T. Taira — Gregg T. Takayama — Linda Chu Takayama — Charles Toguchi — Jill N. Tokuda — Linda C. Tseu — John D. Waihee — R. Carolyn Wilcox
	2000, Los Angeles: Neil Abercrombie — Daniel K. Akaka — Daniel K. Inouye — Russell K. Okata — Norman T. Taira
	2004, Boston: Neil Abercrombie — Daniel K. Akaka — Robert Bunda — Ed Case — Rae Saint Chu — Bart Dame — Brickwood Galuteria — Edward K. Hasegawa — Daniel K. Inouye — Faye Kennedy — Donna Mercado Kim — Albert Lewis — Joy Kobashigawa Lewis — Russell K. Okata — Violet Paris — Richard Port — Alexander Santiago — Rachel Shackleford — Maile S. L. Shimabukuro — Cecile Smith — Y. Jane Sugimura — Norman T. Taira — John D. Waihee
	2008, Denver: Neil Abercrombie — Jo-Ann M. Adams — Melodie Aduja — Daniel K. Akaka — Edmond Arquero — James S. Burns — Ann S. Freed — Charles Freedman — Colleen Hanabusa — Mufi Hannemann — Mazie K. Hirono — Donna Hoshide — Daniel K. Inouye — Faye Kennedy — Donna Mercado Kim — Albert Lewis — Albert Lono Lyman — Dayton Nakanelua — Jadine Nielsen — Richard Port — Brian Schatz — Caroline Sinavaiana — Kathleen G. Stanley — John D. Waihee — Andrew S. Winer
Republican National Conventions:
	1900, Philadelphia: A. N. Kepoikai — S. Parker
	1904, Chicago: Lincoln L. McCandless
	1908, Chicago: Robert W. Breckons — John M. Dowsett — Jonah Kuhio Kalanianaole — Alexander G. M. Robertson
	1912, Chicago: Jonah Kuhio Kalanianaole — Charles A. Rice
	1916, Chicago: Jonah Kuhio Kalanianaole
	1920, Chicago: Henry A. Baldwin — E. Faxon Bishop — Jonah Kuhio Kalanianaole — John H. Wise
	1924, Cleveland: Clarence H. Cooke
	1928, Kansas City: Victor S. K. Houston
	1932, Chicago: Victor S. K. Houston — Alexander G. M. Robertson
	1936, Cleveland: John B. Guard — Alexander G. M. Robertson
	1940, Philadelphia: Samuel W. King — Min Hin Li — James Tice Phillips — Roy A. Vitousek
	1944, Chicago: Thelma M. Akana — Joseph R. Farrington — P. S. Pell — Roy A. Vitousek — Ralph E. Woolley
	1948, Philadelphia: John E. Botelho — Joseph R. Farrington — Flora K. Hayes — Samuel W. King — George K. Nakagawa — O. P. Soares
	1952, Chicago: C. J. Henderson — Samuel W. King — Samuel S. Luke — Calvin C. McGregor — Walter F. McGuire — George K. Nakagawa — Harry S. Ozaki — Henry A. White
	1956, San Francisco: John E. Botelho — Emory Bronte — Elizabeth P. Farrington — Alexander L. Faye — Hiram L. Fong — Evelyn Freeth — Wallace S. Fujiyama — Samuel W. King — Mary Leeman — Ethel J. Spaulding — Lloyd Wong — Winona Wood
	1960, Chicago: Richard Bond — Emily Brandl — M. Gay Conklin — Joseph L. Dwight, Sr. — Mrs. Joseph L. Dwight — Hiram L. Fong — Edward E. Johnston — Victoria Kahapea — Herman A. Loebl — James W. Lovell — Samuel S. Luke — Percy K. Mirikitani — Mary K. Robinson — Nelson Robinson — Lloyd Wong
	1964, San Francisco: E. E. Black — Barbara Burns — Hiram L. Fong — Mrs. Eureka B. Forbes — Edward E. Johnston — Elizabeth Kellerman — John E. Milligan — Joan D. Osborne — Herbert M. Richards
	1972, Miami Beach: Spencer Armistead — Leilani Ayson — Carla W. Coray — Patricia B. Davis — George L. Dyer, Jr. — David Ellis — Herman S. Fong — Hiram L. Fong — Mrs. Eureka B. Forbes — Sing Fu — Ralph M. Hagen — Mrs. Kinau B. Kamalii — Sally Kerney — Georgia E. Miller — V. Thomas Rice — Frederick W. Rohlfing — Vincent Silva — Elwin Spray — Jean B. Stevens — Olga Waterhouse
	2004, New York: James R. Aiona, Jr. — Sheila Leas — Willes K. Lee — Janice Pechauer — Linda Smith — Paul Smith
	2008, St. Paul: James R. Aiona, Jr. — Vivian Aiona — Bradford Burton — Gerald Coffee — Lisa Coluccio — Richard A. Coons — John Henry Felix — Johanna Heck — Miriam Hellreich — Adrienne King — Lenny Klompus — Marcia Klompus — Tammy Kubo — Julie F. Lee — Willes K. Lee — Linda Lingle — Barbara C. Marumoto — Colleen R. Meyer — Laura E. Millman — Susan Page — William Paupe — Noemi Pendleton — Kymberly Pine — Phil Powers — Frederick W. Rohlfing III — Cynthia Rosebrough — Katherine Thomason — Beverly C. Toomey — Timon Tran — Gene Ward

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