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Dakota County
Minnesota

Dakota County Political Parties

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

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

Dakota County Delegates
to National Party Conventions

Democratic National Conventions:
	1860, Charleston and Baltimore: Henry H. Sibley
	1876, St. Louis: John F. Norrish
	1912, Baltimore: P. H. O'Keefe
	1924, New York: J. T. Sieven
	1928, Houston: Margaret Casey
	1940, Chicago: Fred Curtis — H. C. Fasbender — Elmer J. Ryan
	1948, Philadelphia: Tom Feely
	1952, Chicago: Thomas Flinn
	1956, Chicago: Larry Feyerseisen
	1960, Los Angeles: James Gregg — William Kubicek — William Nolan
	1964, Atlantic City: James Gregg — Joseph Novak — Gary Pagel — Paul A. Thuet
	1984, San Francisco: Jack J. Jorgensen — Sue Killian — Anna Baltic Lawler — Stella Lundquist — Phil Sterner — Deanna Wiener Tilsen — Mary Zabolio
	1996, Chicago: Pat Davies — Kay Brown Gustafson — Rick Hansen — Dan Lockren — Tom Trotter — Janet M. Zimmer-Lokken
	2004, Boston: Benjamin Gross — Laura Herridge — Jevne Kloeber — Katie Tilley — Linda Wilkinson — Asad Zaman
	2008, Denver: Lucy Buckner-Watson — Elizabeth A. Stager
Republican National Conventions:
	1900, Philadelphia: E. A. Whitford
	1904, Chicago: William Hodgson
	1936, Cleveland: Harold E. Stassen — Mrs. G. F. Walter
	1940, Philadelphia: Rudolph Charles Radabaugh
	1944, Chicago: Rudolph Charles Radabaugh
	1948, Philadelphia: Rudolph Charles Radabaugh
	1952, Chicago: Rose Schonning
	1964, San Francisco: Mrs. Joseph Chalupa
	1972, Miami Beach: Iantha LeVander — J. Robert Stassen
	2004, New York: Rick Aguilar — Pat Anderson — Mike Lindsay — Tim Pawlenty — Anthony G. Sutton
	2008, St. Paul: Rick Aguilar — Diana Virginia Bratlie — Michael Brodkorb — Terry Flower — E. Rodney Geary — William Joseph Jungbauer — Terrance Frances McCall — Abel Dejesus Miranda — Tim Pawlenty — Joe Repya — Anthony G. Sutton — John Edward Trojack

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