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Niagara County Political Parties

Democratic Party chairs in Niagara County (incomplete!): Norman D. Fish, 1910 — Dow Vroman, 1927 — Matthew J. Murphy, 1939-42 — George M. Donohue, 1955

Republican Party chairs in Niagara County (incomplete!): M. S. Niland, 1910 — T. Frank Walker, 1927-29 — Glen R. Bedenkapp, 1939-42 — Warner F. Thompson, 1955

Niagara County Delegates
to National Party Conventions

Democratic National Conventions:
	1860, Charleston and Baltimore: A. H. Eastman
	1864, Chicago: Washington Hunt
	1876, St. Louis: W. S. Wright
	1912, Baltimore: Robert H. Gittins — Edward T. Williams
	1916, St. Louis: Frederick Chormann
	1920, San Francisco: John C. Taylor — Dow Vroman
	1924, New York: William Laughlin — Dow Vroman
	1928, Houston: William Laughlin — John M. Powers
	1932, Chicago: Edward V. Canavan — John A. Earl — Helen A. Finn
	1936, Philadelphia: J. Gregory Martin — George J. Smith
	1940, Chicago: George M. Donohue — William R. Lupton
	1944, Chicago: William N. Mang
	1948, Philadelphia: William R. Lupton — Hugh McLean III — Fred A. Ringueberg
	1952, Chicago: Jack W. Hackett — Martin N. Sullivan
	1956, Chicago: George M. Donohue — Anthony A. Majka
	1960, Los Angeles: George M. Donohue — Patrick E. O'Donnell
	1964, Atlantic City: Joseph Ambrusco
	1972, Miami Beach: Edna M. Battaglia — Ronald Cunningham — Therese M. Mudd — Richard H. Speranza
	1980, New York: Nell Baes — Anne Elizabeth Licata — Peter Licata — Ida Massaro — Vincent Morello — Therese M. Mudd — Kenneth E. Sherman
	1984, San Francisco: Christine A. Cappola — Helen Cappola — Paul F. Cole — Michael V. Redding — James A. Sacco
	1988, Atlanta: Renee Edwards — James A. Sacco — Barbara J. Smith
	1996, Chicago: Barbara J. Smith
	2004, Boston: Cindy Lenhart
	2008, Denver: Frank J. Arcara
Republican National Conventions:
	1856, Philadelphia: Jeptha W. Babcock — E. J. Chase
	1860, Chicago: William Keep
	1884, Chicago: Isaac H. Babcock — Lee R. Sanborn
	1900, Philadelphia: Arthur C. Hastings
	1908, Chicago: William H. Vicary
	1912, Chicago: George E. Greene — James S. Simmons — George W. Whitehead
	1916, Chicago: James P. Mackenzie — John A. Merritt
	1924, Cleveland: LeGrand S. DeGraff — Frank P. Freel
	1928, Kansas City: S. Wallace Dempsey — Paul A. Schoellkopf
	1932, Chicago: William H. Lee — Paul A. Schoellkopf
	1936, Cleveland: William H. Lee
	1940, Philadelphia: Alanson C. Deuel — William H. Lee
	1944, Chicago: Alanson C. Deuel — William H. Lee
	1948, Philadelphia: Glen R. Bedenkapp — David E. Jeffery — Alpheus R. Phelps
	1952, Chicago: William H. Lee
	1956, San Francisco: Raymond J. Lee — Paul A. Schoellkopf, Jr.
	1960, Chicago: Raymond J. Lee — Martin J. Travers
	1964, San Francisco: Raymond J. Lee — Paul A. Schoellkopf, Jr.
	1972, Miami Beach: Joan M. Hewitt — Allan W. Van De Mark
	2004, New York: Mary Tamburlin
	2008, St. Paul: Michael J. Dowd — John L. Hutchins — George D. Maziarz — Henry F. Wojtaszek

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