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New Hanover County
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New Hanover County Political Parties

Democratic Party chairs in New Hanover County: [none currently in database]

Republican Party chairs in New Hanover County (incomplete!): R. E. Lewis, 1952

New Hanover County Delegates
to National Party Conventions

Democratic National Conventions:
	1860, Charleston and Baltimore: William S. Ashe — James Fulton
	1876, St. Louis: F. W. Kertchner
	1880, Cincinnati: Alfred M. Waddell
	1892, Chicago: John D. Bellamy
	1896, Chicago: Alfred M. Waddell
	1912, Baltimore: H. C. McQueen
	1940, Chicago: Emmet Bellamy — Thomas W. Davis
	1944, Chicago: Emmet Bellamy
	1948, Philadelphia: Harriss Newman
	1952, Chicago: E. L. White
	1956, Chicago: R. M. Kermon — Hugh Morton
	1964, Atlantic City: J. H. Batuyious — Hugh Morton
	1996, Chicago: Karen E. Gottovi
	2008, Denver: Don Davis — Margaret M. Davis — Margaret E. Haynes — Jim Morgan — Helen A. Worthy
Republican National Conventions:
	1904, Chicago: Fred Rice
	1908, Chicago: S. M. King — T. E. Wallace
	1928, Kansas City: Lillian Rodgers
	1952, Chicago: H. Edmund Rodgers
	1960, Chicago: W. R. Babson — George H. Cannon
	1964, San Francisco: Robert Warwick
	1972, Miami Beach: Joseph Hooper
	2004, New York: Elizabeth Dawson — Woody White
	2008, St. Paul: Parks Griffin — Henry Thomas Heitman IV
Whig National Conventions:
	1839, Harrisburg: Frederick J. Hill — Charles R. Kinney

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