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Douglas County Political Parties

Democratic Party chairs in Douglas County (incomplete!): Ed Quick, 2011

Republican Party chairs in Douglas County (incomplete!): Richard Todd, 2011

Douglas County Delegates
to National Party Conventions

Democratic National Conventions:
	1876, St. Louis: Wilson Shannon
	1912, Baltimore: W. S. Everett
	1916, St. Louis: Mrs. W. A. Harris
	1936, Philadelphia: Mrs. Roger Williams
	1940, Chicago: Fritz Meyn
	1944, Chicago: Mrs. Charles V. Newman
	1960, Los Angeles: Frank W. McDonald
	1972, Miami Beach: Betty Jo Charlton — Dan Conyers
	1984, San Francisco: Sara Elder — Clifford P. Ketzel
	1996, Chicago: Becky Fast — Paul Jefferson
	2004, Boston: Becky Fast — Timothy Graham — Kathy Greenlee — Lori Learned
	2008, Denver: Cori Allen — Tess Banion — Steve Cadue — Paul Davis — Kathy Greenlee — Teresa L. Sims — Clarissa Unger — Margie Wakefield — Dan Watkins
Republican National Conventions:
	1856, Philadelphia: S. W. Elbridge — R. G. Elliott — Samuel C. Pomeroy — Samuel N. Wood
	1860, Chicago: William A. Phillips
	1888, Chicago: William Everett
	1908, Chicago: George L. Davis
	1916, Chicago: Charles H. Tucker
	1936, Cleveland: Frank T. Sullivan
	1944, Chicago: Dolph Simons
	1952, Chicago: Charles D. Stough
	1960, Chicago: Dolph Simons — Odd Williams
	1964, San Francisco: Mary Wilson
	1972, Miami Beach: Bill Webster
	2008, St. Paul: Emily Wellman

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