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Will County
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Will County Political Parties

Democratic Party chairs in Will County (incomplete!): John G. Uremovic, 1950

Republican Party chairs in Will County (incomplete!): George A. Barr, 1912-24 — John E. Partelow, 2002

Will County Delegates
to National Party Conventions

Democratic National Conventions:
	1860, Charleston and Baltimore: R. E. Goodell
	1876, St. Louis: D. H. Pinney
	1908, Denver: John R. Cronin
	1912, Baltimore: Edmund M. Allen — Daniel Feely
	1916, St. Louis: William H. Clare
	1920, San Francisco: William A. Bowles — William C. Mooney
	1924, New York: Frank J. Wise
	1928, Houston: Frank J. Wise
	1932, Chicago: Peter W. Dittmyer — J. Walter Lowry — Frank J. Wise
	1936, Philadelphia: Michael J. Breen — Conrad J. Wirth
	1940, Chicago: Thomas F. Donovan — Emmett McGuire
	1944, Chicago: William D. McKeon
	1948, Philadelphia: Francis J. Loughran — John G. Uremovic — Joseph B. Wagner
	1952, Chicago: F. Donald Delaney — Henry F. McCarthy — John N. Nelson
	1956, Chicago: Henry F. McCarthy — Conrad J. Wirth — Thomas H. Wise
	1960, Los Angeles: Henry F. McCarthy — Leo J. Meehan — Conrad J. Wirth — Thomas H. Wise
	1964, Atlantic City: Martin J. Gleason — John R. Kirby — Lawrence L. Sullivan — Thomas H. Wise
	1972, Miami Beach: Francis A. Dunn — William A. Meyer — Stephen E. Pristas — Liese L. Ricketts — Claude L. Wilson — Ray L. Woock
	1980, New York: Thomas A. Dunn — Ted Mackey — Mary Agnes Maloney — Betty Perrino — Liese L. Ricketts
	1996, Chicago: Louise E. Coleman — Thomas A. Dunn — Walter Lee Singleton — Daniel L. Vera
	2004, Boston: David Foreman — Debbie Halvorson — Cynthia Rodriguez
	2008, Denver: Debbie Halvorson — Cynthia Rodriguez — Lawrence Walsh — Margie Woods
Republican National Conventions:
	1856, Philadelphia: Jesse O. Norton
	1880, Chicago: E. W. Willard
	1896, St. Louis: Howard M. Snapp
	1908, Chicago: Howard M. Snapp
	1912, Chicago: John Lambert
	1916, Chicago: Ulysses S. G. Blakely
	1920, Chicago: John Lambert
	1924, Cleveland: George A. Barr — George Woodruff
	1928, Kansas City: Paul M. Collins
	1932, Chicago: William M. Garvey
	1936, Cleveland: George A. Barr — A. C. Jeffrey
	1940, Philadelphia: James C. Bell
	1944, Chicago: Milton T. Sonntag
	1948, Philadelphia: Richard J. Barr
	1952, Chicago: Morton H. Hollingsworth — F. W. Woodruff
	1956, San Francisco: Morton H. Hollingsworth
	1960, Chicago: Willard B. Curtis
	1964, San Francisco: Guy W. Hughes — Dorothy L. Murphy
	1972, Miami Beach: G. Lee Russell
	2004, New York: Brent Hassert — Renee Kosel — John E. Partelow — Barbara J. Peterson
	2008, St. Paul: Kevin Brady — Tom Cross — Prem Lalvani — Barbara J. Peterson

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