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Pitt County
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Pitt County Political Parties

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

Republican Party chairs in Pitt County (incomplete!): W. B. Phillips, 1952

Pitt County Delegates
to National Party Conventions

Democratic National Conventions:
	1896, Chicago: Thomas Jordan Jarvis
	1912, Baltimore: F. C. Harding
	1916, St. Louis: F. G. James
	1932, Chicago: E. G. Flannagan
	1940, Chicago: E. G. Flannagan
	1944, Chicago: J. N. Williams
	1948, Philadelphia: J. H. Blount — Hoover Taft
	1952, Chicago: John G. Clark
	1956, Chicago: D. T. House, Jr. — Robert L. Humber
	1964, Atlantic City: J. H. Harrell
	1996, Chicago: Marvin Key Blount, Jr. — Debbie Carson — Ann F. Huggins — Kathy Taft — LaVeta H. Weatherington — Jackie Wooten — James H. Young
	2000, Los Angeles: Ann F. Huggins — LaVeta H. Weatherington
	2004, Boston: Ann F. Huggins — LaVeta H. Weatherington
	2008, Denver: Tricia Ben-Davies — Ann F. Huggins — Jackie Wooten
Republican National Conventions:
	1904, Chicago: Harry Skinner
	1908, Chicago: Harry Skinner
	1944, Chicago: W. J. Manning
	1964, San Francisco: Lawrence Behr
	1972, Miami Beach: Eloise Howard
	2004, New York: Ferrell Blount
	2008, St. Paul: Ferrell Blount — Lynda J. Blount — Charles H. Farley — Kim Hendrix — Robert Thompson

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