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Chenango County
New York

Chenango County Political Parties

Democratic Party chairs in Chenango County (incomplete!): Jesse Jacobs, 1910 — Jesse Jacobs, 1927 — Jesse Jacobs, 1938-39 — John C. Lee, 1940-42 — Robert J. Race, 1955 — John W. Ball, 1965

Republican Party chairs in Chenango County (incomplete!): James P. Hill, 1910 — Ward N. Truesdell, 1927 — Nelson P. Bonney, 1929 — Melvin C. Eaton, 1933 — Irving D. Tillman, 1937 — John C. Stott, 1939-41 — A. K. Benedict, 1942-45 — Charles Gallagher, 1955

Chenango County Delegates
to National Party Conventions

Democratic National Conventions:
	1860, Charleston and Baltimore: John F. Hubbard, Jr.
	1864, Chicago: Sherwood S. Merritt
	1876, St. Louis: Gilbert H. Manning
	1912, Baltimore: H. C. 'Hubert' Stratton
	1916, St. Louis: Daniel B. Cushman
	1920, San Francisco: Linn H. Babcock
	1924, New York: David F. Lee
	1928, Houston: Jesse Jacobs
	1932, Chicago: Jesse Jacobs
	1936, Philadelphia: Jesse Jacobs
	1940, Chicago: John C. Lee
	1944, Chicago: James A. Burns
	1948, Philadelphia: David E. Lee
	1952, Chicago: Robert J. Race
	1960, Los Angeles: Robert J. Race
	1964, Atlantic City: John W. Ball
	1972, Miami Beach: George C. Wright
	1984, San Francisco: Gertrude T. Hingos
Republican National Conventions:
	1860, Chicago: Benjamin S. Rexford
	1884, Chicago: K. Eugene Burnell — Edward B. Thomas
	1904, Chicago: Howard D. Newton
	1908, Chicago: Jotham P. Allds
	1912, Chicago: Howard D. Newton
	1916, Chicago: James P. Hill
	1924, Cleveland: Homer Higley
	1928, Kansas City: Nelson P. Bonney
	1932, Chicago: Melvin C. Eaton
	1936, Cleveland: Melvin C. Eaton — James S. Flanigan
	1940, Philadelphia: Melvin C. Eaton
	1944, Chicago: A. K. Benedict
	1948, Philadelphia: Janet Hill Gordon — Irving M. Ives
	1952, Chicago: Irving M. Ives — John C. Stott
	1956, San Francisco: Irving M. Ives
	1960, Chicago: Otis Thompson
Whig National Conventions:
	1839, Harrisburg: Devillo White

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