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Crawford County
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Crawford County Political Parties

Democratic Party chairs in Crawford County (incomplete!): Gene Garman, 2011

Republican Party chairs in Crawford County (incomplete!): Leah Mackey, 2011

Crawford County Delegates
to National Party Conventions

Democratic National Conventions:
	1912, Baltimore: Frank Comisky — Ben S. Gaitskell
	1916, St. Louis: John G. Miller
	1920, San Francisco: Herman L. Gees
	1924, New York: P. J. McGinley
	1928, Houston: Herman L. Gees
	1936, Philadelphia: Allen W. Sandidge
	1940, Chicago: Joseph Saia
	1944, Chicago: Robert Lemon — Joseph Saia
	1948, Philadelphia: Barnes Griffith
	1956, Chicago: D. J. Saia
	1960, Los Angeles: Joe Pucci — Joseph Saia
	1972, Miami Beach: D. J. Saia
	1984, San Francisco: Owen O'Hara
	2000, Los Angeles: Jim Barone
	2004, Boston: Beth Bradrick — Mark Peterson
Republican National Conventions:
	1888, Chicago: J. D. Barker
	1896, St. Louis: John Randolph
	1908, Chicago: J. T. Moore
	1916, Chicago: Daniel Spoonhour
	1920, Chicago: T. A. Curnow
	1932, Chicago: C. O. Pingry
	1936, Cleveland: Fred W. Brinkerhoff
	1944, Chicago: C. A. Burnett
	1948, Philadelphia: Fannie Duffy
	1956, San Francisco: William R. Hagman
	1960, Chicago: Joe Skubitz
	2004, New York: Charles Snow

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