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Broome County Political Parties

Democratic Party chairs in Broome County (incomplete!): William W. Farley, 1910 — William H. Riley, 1927 — David F. Lee, 1938-39 — David F. McManus, 1940-42 — John F. Donnelly, 1945-55 — Thomas J. Conlon, 1965

Republican Party chairs in Broome County (incomplete!): Benjamin Baker, 1910 — Edmund B. Jenks, 1927-29 — Herman F. Nehlsen, 1933 — Clarence L. Chamberlain, 1937-39 — William H. Hill, 1940-45 — William H. Hill, 1955 — Richard F. Kuhnen, 1965

Broome County Delegates
to National Party Conventions

Democratic National Conventions:
	1912, Baltimore: William W. Farley — John J. Irving
	1916, St. Louis: Cortland A. Wilber
	1920, San Francisco: William W. Farley
	1924, New York: William W. Farley
	1928, Houston: David F. Lee
	1932, Chicago: David F. Lee
	1936, Philadelphia: David F. Lee
	1940, Chicago: David F. McManus — Marian Richardson
	1944, Chicago: David F. McManus — Peter J. McManus
	1948, Philadelphia: John F. Donnelly — Peter J. McManus
	1952, Chicago: Donald W. Kramer — Peter J. McManus
	1956, Chicago: John F. Donnelly — Donald W. Kramer
	1960, Los Angeles: Donald F. McManus
	1964, Atlantic City: John J. Burns — Thomas J. Conlon — Charles R. Glynn — Donald F. McManus
	1972, Miami Beach: Kathleen M. Jarvis — Chester A. Johnson — Salley Kellam — Bruce McDuffie
	1980, New York: Edith M. Dionne — Margaret Daly Luciano — John P. Shelton — Michon Stuart — Robert Taugher
	1984, San Francisco: John J. Burns — Juanita M. Crabb — Joseph James Slocum — Joyce K. L. Smith
	1988, Atlanta: Esther M. Aswad — Barbara D. Daly — Leo D. Ferguson — Ann M. Gorman — James P. Testani
	1996, Chicago: Timothy Grippen — Dona Vermilya
	2004, Boston: Barbara J. Fiala — Michael Najarian — Vincent Pasquale — Tyrone Webb
	2008, Denver: Barbara J. Fiala
Republican National Conventions:
	1856, Philadelphia: William Stuart
	1860, Chicago: Giles W. Hotchkiss
	1884, Chicago: R. A. Stone
	1900, Philadelphia: Charles J. Knapp
	1904, Chicago: George W. Dunn
	1908, Chicago: George W. Dunn
	1912, Chicago: William H. Hill
	1916, Chicago: Harvey D. Hinman
	1924, Cleveland: William H. Hill
	1928, Kansas City: William H. Hill
	1932, Chicago: Mrs. A. B. M. Dickinson — William H. Hill
	1936, Cleveland: John C. Clark
	1940, Philadelphia: William H. Hill
	1944, Chicago: William H. Hill
	1948, Philadelphia: Thomas W. Behan — William H. Hill
	1952, Chicago: William H. Hill — Helen R. Scholderer
	1956, San Francisco: William H. Hill
	1960, Chicago: William R. Hill — George L. Hinman
	1964, San Francisco: George L. Hinman — Richard F. Kuhnen
	1972, Miami Beach: Warren M. Anderson — Sara C. Boland
	1976, Kansas City: Warren M. Anderson
	1980, Detroit: Warren M. Anderson
	2004, New York: Thomas W. Libous — Elaine Miller
	2008, St. Paul: Richard Barker — Shelley Barker — Debra Preston
Socialist National Conventions:
	1920, Brooklyn: Matthew J. Maxian
Whig National Conventions:
	1839, Harrisburg: Vincent Whitney

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