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Kenton County Political Parties

Democratic Party chairs in Kenton County (incomplete!): Otwell Rankin, 1959-67

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

Kenton County Delegates
to National Party Conventions

Democratic National Conventions:
	1848, Baltimore: John W. Stevenson
	1852, Baltimore: John W. Stevenson
	1856, Cincinnati: John W. Stevenson
	1880, Cincinnati: John W. Stevenson
	1908, Denver: Joseph L. Rhinock
	1912, Baltimore: Justus Goebel
	1920, San Francisco: S. D. Rouse
	1928, Houston: John T. Murphy — Howard Stephens
	1932, Chicago: Polk Laffoon
	1936, Philadelphia: Thomas M. Logan
	1940, Chicago: Catherine Donovan
	1944, Chicago: Mrs. Paul Jonas — James A. Quill — Al Whitehouse
	1948, Philadelphia: John J. Walsh
	1952, Chicago: Tate Hageman
	1956, Chicago: Vernon Cottengim — Gordon W. Jennings — Mrs. Bernard Klosterman — M. C. Northcutt
	1960, Los Angeles: G. W. Kingsbury, Jr. — Al Whitehouse
	1964, Atlantic City: Mrs. G. W. Kingsbury — Otwell Rankin — Al Whitehouse
	1972, Miami Beach: Graham Scott Billingsley — George E. Weidner
	1980, New York: Lanny R. Holbrook — Carol Mang
	1996, Chicago: Milly H. Diehl — Shirley A. Huelsmann
	2004, Boston: Bradley Burtner — M. Fuson — Robert Sanders — Sara L. Sidebottom
	2008, Denver: Milly H. Diehl — Kimberly L. Glenn — Sara L. Sidebottom
Republican National Conventions:
	1860, Chicago: Hamilton Cummings — Abner Williams
	1880, Chicago: J. E. Hamilton
	1884, Chicago: David N. Comingore
	1888, Chicago: John P. Ernst
	1896, St. Louis: Richard P. Ernst — W. McD. Shaw
	1900, Philadelphia: Richard P. Ernst — W. A. Gaines
	1904, Chicago: Richard P. Ernst
	1908, Chicago: Richard P. Ernst
	1912, Chicago: Maurice L. Galvin
	1916, Chicago: Richard P. Ernst — Maurice L. Galvin
	1920, Chicago: Maurice L. Galvin
	1924, Cleveland: Richard P. Ernst — Maurice L. Galvin
	1928, Kansas City: Anna Campbell — Maurice L. Galvin
	1932, Chicago: Maurice L. Galvin — C. B. Truesdell
	1936, Cleveland: Rodney G. Bryson — Maurice L. Galvin
	1940, Philadelphia: Rodney G. Bryson — Marion W. Moore
	1944, Chicago: John E. Shepard — William Wilson
	1948, Philadelphia: Ralph P. Rich — John E. Shepard
	1956, San Francisco: Earl R. Hicks, Jr. — Marion W. Moore
	1960, Chicago: Hugh Davis
	1972, Miami Beach: Kenneth F. Harper
	2004, New York: Greg Shumate
	2008, St. Paul: Jim Bunning — Geoff Davis — Scott Kimmich — Alecia Webb-Edgington

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