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Lauderdale County
Mississippi

Lauderdale County Political Parties

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

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

Lauderdale County Delegates
to National Party Conventions

Democratic National Conventions:
	1924, New York: Thomas L. Bailey — T. J. Bolster
	1928, Houston: Thomas L. Bailey — W. L. Clayton
	1936, Philadelphia: Charley Cameron
	1940, Chicago: Sid Hopkins
	1944, Chicago: Jesse Graham
	1948, Philadelphia: Jesse Graham
	1952, Chicago: A. D. Burdette — T. Wyman Minniece
	1956, Chicago: Betty Long — William Neville
	1960, Los Angeles: Henry Burns — G. B. Witherspoon
	1980, New York: Thomas D. Bourdeaux — Betty Jane Long — George B. Ready — Worth H. Thomas
	1996, Chicago: Mary A. B. Perry
	2004, Boston: Melba Baird Clark
Republican National Conventions:
	1888, Chicago: A. C. Edwards — J. R. Smith
	1908, Chicago: W. J. Price — T. J. Wilson
	1912, Chicago: W. J. Price — D. W. Sherrod — T. J. Wilson
	1916, Chicago: C. T. Butler — E. E. Howard — D. W. Sherrod — T. J. Wilson
	1940, Philadelphia: C. T. Butler — D. V. Johnson
	1948, Philadelphia: C. T. Butler
	1952, Chicago: C. T. Butler
	1956, San Francisco: Z. E. Roth — Jack Stack
	1960, Chicago: James V. LeLaurin — Si Rosenbaum
	1972, Miami Beach: Gil Carmichael
	2008, St. Paul: Scott Carmichael — Bill Marcy — C. D. Smith — Greg Snowden

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