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

Republican Party chairs in York County (incomplete!): Jones Gallagher, 2003

York County Delegates
to National Party Conventions

Democratic National Conventions:
	1860, Charleston and Baltimore: Thomas K. Lane
	1864, Chicago: William P. Haines — Joseph Titcomb
	1876, St. Louis: Timothy Shaw
	1884, Chicago: Edward W. Staples
	1904, St. Louis: Luther R. Moore
	1912, Baltimore: Frank T. Clarkson — Charles M. Sleeper — Harry A. Weymouth
	1916, St. Louis: William J. Maybury — James W. Meserve — Charles E. Valley
	1924, New York: Frank P. Blanchard — John L. McCourt — Charles E. Valleley
	1928, Houston: Thomas L. Cleaves — John West
	1936, Philadelphia: Michael J. Boland — Armand Duquette — Frederick H. Mitchell
	1940, Chicago: Armand Duquette — Wilfred Landry — Louis B. Lausier
	1944, Chicago: David Dolloff — John J. Dunn — Armand Duquette — Wilfred Landry
	1948, Philadelphia: Armand Duquette — Louis B. Lausier
	1952, Chicago: William Curtis — Armand Duquette — Edward Smith — Nan Smith
	1956, Chicago: Armand Duquette — Simon Spill
	1964, Atlantic City: Frederick Deschambeault — Armand Duquette — Plato Truman
	1996, Chicago: Christopher Babbidge — Roger Hare — Mark W. Lawrence
	2000, Los Angeles: Christopher Babbidge
	2004, Boston: Michael W. MacLeod-Ball
	2008, Denver: Christopher Babbidge — Diane Denk — Benjamin Goodman — Linda Valentino
Republican National Conventions:
	1856, Philadelphia: S. C. Adams — James M. Deering
	1860, Chicago: Leonard Andrews — Mark F. Wentworth
	1864, Baltimore: John H. Burleigh — Thomas Quimby
	1884, Chicago: Gilman N. Dearing — Samuel Hanson — Charles E. Hussey
	1888, Chicago: Charles H. Prescott — William B. Tobie
	1896, St. Louis: Amos L. Allen — J. T. Davidson — Joseph F. Warren
	1900, Philadelphia: Emery Andrews — Daniel A. Hurd — Charles W. Smith
	1904, Chicago: James O. Bradbury — Ernest M. Goodall
	1908, Chicago: Richmond H. Ingersoll — Robert McArthur — Horace Mitchell
	1912, Chicago: Gilman N. Dearing — Nathaniel P. M. Jacobs
	1916, Chicago: Urbain J. Ledoux — Ernest L. Morrill — Walter P. Perkins
	1920, Chicago: William Garner — Ernest L. Morrill — George H. Smith
	1924, Cleveland: John P. Deering — Nathaniel P. M. Jacobs — Elliott Rogers — Joseph W. Simpson
	1932, Chicago: Charles C. Goodrich — Laura B. Stickney
	1936, Cleveland: Joseph W. Simpson — Elizabeth R. Vaughan — Henry G. Vaughan
	1940, Philadelphia: Elmer J. Burnham — Walter A. Powers
	1944, Chicago: Lottie C. Ricker
	1948, Philadelphia: Mrs. Elmer Burnham — Edward H. Emery
	1952, Chicago: Harold D. Carroll — George D. Varney
	1956, San Francisco: Peter Garland
	1960, Chicago: William Bruce — Peter Garland — Bernice B. Hanson
	2008, St. Paul: Burnell W. Bailey — Ronald F. Collins — William Gombar — Eleanor M. Murphy
Whig National Conventions:
	1839, Harrisburg: Samuel Bradley

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