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Chemung County
New York

Chemung County Political Parties

Democratic Party chairs in Chemung County (incomplete!): William H. Lovell, 1910 — Walter B. Herendeen, 1927 — Martin T. Purtell, 1938-41 — T. Jacob Banfield, 1942 — Richard S. Heller, 1955 — Donald A. Levinger, 1965

Republican Party chairs in Chemung County (incomplete!): Seymour Lowman, 1910-34 — Charles W. Perry, 1937-42 — Thomas B. Bowlby, 1945 — Francis Norman, 1955

Chemung County Delegates
to National Party Conventions

Democratic National Conventions:
	1860, Charleston and Baltimore: Charles Hulett
	1880, Cincinnati: Ransom H. Guinnip
	1912, Baltimore: Daniel Sheehan
	1916, St. Louis: John J. Crowley
	1924, New York: Edward J. Dunn — Jessie R. Nicol
	1928, Houston: Rena Rockwell
	1936, Philadelphia: Julia Dunn — Martin T. Purtell
	1940, Chicago: Cornelius O'Dea
	1944, Chicago: T. Jacob Banfield
	1948, Philadelphia: Albert A. Houck
	1952, Chicago: Richard S. Heller
	1956, Chicago: John E. Sullivan
	1960, Los Angeles: Thomas J. Sullivan
	1964, Atlantic City: Donald A. Levinger — Thomas J. Sullivan
	1972, Miami Beach: Barbara J. Bachle — Jerry B. Fullmer — Linda Hoover
	1988, Atlanta: Carl T. Hayden
	2008, Denver: Mushtaq A. Sheikh
Republican National Conventions:
	1856, Philadelphia: E. P. Brooks
	1884, Chicago: Walter Lloyd Smith
	1900, Philadelphia: Seymour Dexter
	1904, Chicago: J. Sloat Fassett
	1908, Chicago: J. Sloat Fassett
	1924, Cleveland: Seymour Lowman
	1932, Chicago: Seymour Lowman
	1936, Cleveland: Karl F. Brooks
	1940, Philadelphia: Alexander D. Falck
	1944, Chicago: Charles A. Winding
	1948, Philadelphia: Charles W. Perry
	1952, Chicago: Charles A. Winding
	1956, San Francisco: Norman J. Learned
	1960, Chicago: Cliva A. Blowers
	1964, San Francisco: Joel H. Carroll
	1972, Miami Beach: Willard M. Hastings
	2008, St. Paul: John Meier — George H. Winner, Jr.
Whig National Conventions:
	1839, Harrisburg: James Dunn

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