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Berkshire County
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Berkshire County Political Parties

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

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

Berkshire County Delegates
to National Party Conventions

Democratic National Conventions:
	1860, Charleston and Baltimore: Charles Heebner
	1864, Chicago: Phineas Allen
	1876, St. Louis: Cebra Quackenbush
	1912, Baltimore: Garrett Droppers — Phillip W. Goewey — Luke J. Minihan
	1916, St. Louis: Joseph W. Farrell — William F. Grenier — Patrick J. Moore
	1924, New York: Alice E. Birmingham — Thomas F. Cassidy — Thomas E. Hurley — William A. O'Hearn — William E. Staples
	1928, Houston: Jeremiah M. Linnehan
	1932, Chicago: John C. Roe — Michael E. Troy
	1936, Philadelphia: James M. Coughlin — John M. Deely
	1940, Chicago: John M. Deely
	1944, Chicago: Daniel Casey — Augusta R. Dee — Rose O'Brien
	1948, Philadelphia: Daniel Casey — Thomas F. Graham — Samuel E. Levine
	1952, Chicago: James M. Burns — John J. Dwyer — Thomas F. Graham — Samuel E. Levine
	1956, Chicago: James M. Burns — John J. Dwyer
	1960, Los Angeles: James M. Burns — Robert P. Cramer — John J. Dwyer
	1964, Atlantic City: James M. Burns — John D. Courtney, Jr. — Robert B. Dillon
	1972, Miami Beach: Flora H. Bloedel
	1980, New York: Remo Del Gallo — Mary Flynn — Mary K. O'Brien — James Rowley
	1996, Chicago: Mary K. O'Brien — Margaret Ware Johnson
	2004, Boston: Mary K. O'Brien — Margaret Johnson Ware — Tela Zasloff
	2008, Denver: Harry Dobelle — Kit Dobelle — Katherine M. O'Brien — Molly O'Grady
Republican National Conventions:
	1856, Philadelphia: Z. M. Crane
	1860, Chicago: John H. Coffin — Ensign H. Kellogg
	1888, Chicago: William M. Prince — Frank H. Wright
	1900, Philadelphia: William B. Plunkett — Francis W. Rockwell — Nathan B. Wood
	1904, Chicago: John H. C. Church — W. Murray Crane — Arthur B. Daniels — William A. Gallup
	1908, Chicago: W. Murray Crane — Arthur W. Eaton — Frank H. Wright
	1912, Chicago: Cummings C. Chesney — Charles H. Cutting
	1916, Chicago: W. Murray Crane — Charles E. Hull — James R. Savery
	1920, Chicago: W. Murray Crane — James R. Savery — John H. Waterhouse
	1924, Cleveland: John B. Hull — Robert M. Stevens — John H. Waterhouse
	1928, Kansas City: John B. Hull — Denis T. Noonan
	1936, Cleveland: Gladys S. Brothers — Denis T. Noonan — Allen T. Treadway
	1940, Philadelphia: Frank A. Bond — John B. Hull, Jr.
	1944, Chicago: Frank A. Bond — Helena Fossa
	1948, Philadelphia: Frances Dwight Buell — Fred H. Purches
	1952, Chicago: George W. Schryver — Helena A. Viale
	1956, San Francisco: Bruce Crane — Frederick M. Myers, Jr.
	1960, Chicago: Silvio O. Conte — Bruce Crane
	1972, Miami Beach: Silvio O. Conte
	1988, New Orleans: Silvio O. Conte — Peter C. Webber — Henry Williams, Jr.
	2008, St. Paul: Richard Dohony — Jane M. Swift
Whig National Conventions:
	1839, Harrisburg: Henry Shaw

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