The Political Graveyard: Douglas County, Neb.

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Douglas County
Nebraska

Douglas County Political Parties

Democratic Party chairs in Douglas County (incomplete!): William N. Jamieson, 1940

Republican Party chairs in Douglas County (incomplete!): T. J. Sheehan, Jr., 1940

Douglas County Delegates
to National Party Conventions

Democratic National Conventions:
	1876, St. Louis: George L. Miller
	1912, Baltimore: I. J. Dunn — Gilbert M. Hitchcock — Felix J. McShane, Jr. — Constantine J. Smyth
	1916, St. Louis: C. P. Bossie — Frank T. Hanson — J. A. C. Kennedy — S. F. Mutz — T. J. O'Connor — Louis J. Piatti
	1920, San Francisco: J. H. Mithen — Louis J. Piatti
	1924, New York: Catherine Allison — M. L. Endres — Gilbert M. Hitchcock — Eugene D. O'Sullivan — Nellie B. Sebree
	1928, Houston: Otto J. Bauman — Estelle Boyle — James C. Dahlman — Eugene D. O'Sullivan — Olga Stastny
	1932, Chicago: Otto J. Bauman — Gilbert M. Hitchcock — Richard L. Metcalfe — Eugene D. O'Sullivan
	1936, Philadelphia: I. J. Dunn — Frank McGrath — Thomas J. O'Brien — Thomas C. Quinlan — Mary C. Ramsey — James M. Roncka — Olga Stastny
	1940, Chicago: William Buehler Metcalfe — John C. Mullen — Eugene D. O'Sullivan — William Ritchie — Frank O. Sanderholm — William A. Schall
	1944, Chicago: John H. Hopkins — Eugene D. O'Sullivan — Marie Rhode — William Ritchie
	1948, Philadelphia: Clara Casey — Francis P. Matthews — William Ritchie
	1952, Chicago: Bernard J. Boyle — James J. Fitzgerald — James F. Green — Francis P. Matthews — William Ritchie — Rudolph Tesar
	1956, Chicago: Bernard J. Boyle — James F. Green — John C. Mainelli — Gordon C. Preble — Frank Tesar
	1964, Atlantic City: George J. Abdouch — Bernard J. Boyle — John J. Cavanaugh — James F. Green — John J. Henley — James H. Maoylan — John E. McCann — James F. Munnelly — Thomas J. O'Connor — Clayton H. Shrout — Walter X. Spellman — George T. Sullivan — Joseph R. Sweeney — Marvin Werve
	1996, Chicago: Mary K. Barrett — Anne Boyle — Debra S. B. Butler — David J. Cullan — Sheila Filipiak — Jeffery M. Garcia — John K. Green — Barbara Hassler — J. Patrick Hillebrandt — John Lindsay — Virgie L. Louis — Gordon McDonald — Judy A. Schweikart
	2004, Boston: Steven Achelpohl — John Bourne — Pat Bourne — John Joseph Cavanaugh III — Lorraine Chang — Brittany Chung — Stormy Dean — Kathleen Fahey — Elvria Garcia — Ronald Hug — Mark McColley — Maureen Monahan — Donna Noll — Carole Woods-Harris
	2008, Denver: Lorraine Chang — Brenda Council — Kathleen Fahey — Mike Fahey — Ron L. Kaminski — Steve Lathrop — Ken E. Mass — Shelisa R. Minnifield — Judy Monaghan — Loyd E. Neve — Jeremiah Nordquist — Robin Quarles — Martha R. Ross
Republican National Conventions:
	1860, Chicago: Phineas W. Hitchcock — John R. Meredith — E. D. Webster
	1868, Chicago: Silas A. Strickland
	1888, Chicago: Charles Green — John M. Thurston
	1908, Chicago: Irving G. Baright — Myron L. Learned — Victor Rosewater — Arthur C. Smith
	1912, Chicago: James E. Baum — Nathan Merriam — Charles L. Saunders — John W. Towle
	1916, Chicago: Howard H. Baldrige — Gould Dietz — N. P. Dodge — John W. Towle — W. G. Ure — Frank H. Woodland
	1920, Chicago: John H. Caldwell — Gould Dietz — Amos Thomas — John W. Towle — W. G. Ure
	1936, Cleveland: Harry S. Byrne — G. E. Carpenter — Elsie P. Diers — Gould Dietz — Sam W. Reynolds — Robert Smith — Allan A. Tukey — John F. White
	1940, Philadelphia: Lulah T. Andrews — Gould Dietz — Evelyn Minier — Ruby Northrup — Robert Smith — Allan A. Tukey
	1944, Chicago: Harry S. Byrne — Alvin E. Johnson — Charles S. Reed — John S. Samson — Robert Smith — Ruth Thornton
	1948, Philadelphia: Ernest A. Adams — Harry S. Byrne — G. E. Carpenter — Glenn Cunningham — Frank L. Frost — Charles S. Reed
	1952, Chicago: Harry S. Byrne — William H. Campen — Glenn Cunningham — Emmet A. Gardiner — Theodore W. Metcalfe — Charles S. Reed — Sam W. Reynolds — John S. Samson
	1960, Chicago: W. C. Fraser — Frank L. Frost — Arthur Jennings Hanson — Roman L. Hruska — C. C. Johnson — Theodore W. Metcalfe — Mary Lou Kelly Pratt — John S. Samson
	1968, Miami Beach: Roman L. Hruska
	1972, Miami Beach: Robert Anderson — Anne Batchelder — Clifton B. Batchelder — George Erhart — Mrs. Pat Erhart — John E. Everroad — Roman L. Hruska — Warren R. Swigart
	1976, Kansas City: Roman L. Hruska
	1988, New Orleans: George Davis
	1992, Houston: Paul Welday
	2004, New York: Amy Bracht — Terrence A. Coit — Hal Daub, Jr. — Beth Kramer — David Kramer — Patrick J. McPherson — Mark Quandahl — John Sieler — Charles Sigerson — Kerry Winterer — Anna Marie Zupan
	2008, St. Paul: Chris Abboud — Dinah Abrahamson — Thomas Barrett — Wayne Bena — Amy Bracht — Brian Buescher — David Bywater — Carlos Castillo — Hal Daub, Jr. — Sam Fischer — Joseph Foster — Bebina Freeman — Glenn Freeman — DeeDee Kelly — Beth Kramer — David Kramer — Nancy McCabe — Patrick J. McPherson — Shane Osborn — Mark Quandahl — Pete Ricketts — John Sieler — Charles Sigerson — Elizabeth Sigerson — Arlene Steier — Lauren Steier — Jon Tucker — Anna Marie Zupan

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