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Perry County
Kentucky

Perry County Political Parties

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

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

Perry County Delegates
to National Party Conventions

Democratic National Conventions:
	1916, St. Louis: Bailey P. Wootton
	1932, Chicago: Barney Baker
	1936, Philadelphia: John Lucas — Rufus Miller
	1940, Chicago: G. M. Brown
	1948, Philadelphia: K. N. Salver
	1952, Chicago: Sam Linden
	1960, Los Angeles: Tolbert Combs
	1964, Atlantic City: Lee Crutchfield — William Engle — William Sturgill
	1972, Miami Beach: William Engle, Jr.
	1980, New York: Alva A. Hollon, Jr. — Laura Hollon — S. H. Lindon
	1996, Chicago: Donna M. Engle
	2008, Denver: Frank D. Mongiardo
Republican National Conventions:
	1884, Chicago: J. C. Eversole
	1916, Chicago: S. Monroe Nickell
	1920, Chicago: Tolbert Holliday — H. F. Ramey
	1932, Chicago: J. A. Smith
	1936, Cleveland: Joseph E. Johnson
	1940, Philadelphia: Justus S. Begley — W. M. Goss
	1944, Chicago: Dewey Daniel — Elmer E. Gabbard
	1948, Philadelphia: Dewey Daniel — Elmer E. Gabbard
	1952, Chicago: Dewey Daniel
	1956, San Francisco: Eli Boggs — Dewey Daniel
	1960, Chicago: Eli Boggs — Dewey Daniel

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