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Tompkins County
New York

Tompkins County Political Parties

Democratic Party chairs in Tompkins County (incomplete!): Herbert J. Fowler, 1910 — Elwyn S. Sloughter, 1927 — Daniel Crowley, 1938-55

Republican Party chairs in Tompkins County (incomplete!): Fordyce A. Cobb, 1910 — Rodney G. Robinson, 1927 — Riley H. Heath, 1929 — John E. Perry, 1939-42

Tompkins County Delegates
to National Party Conventions

Democratic National Conventions:
	1860, Charleston and Baltimore: Henry D. Barto
	1876, St. Louis: Samuel D. Halliday
	1912, Baltimore: Charles E. Treman
	1924, New York: Minor McDaniels
	1928, Houston: John Reamer
	1932, Chicago: John Reamer
	1936, Philadelphia: Julian P. Bretz
	1944, Chicago: Daniel Crowley
	1952, Chicago: Elizabeth Albright
	1956, Chicago: Catherine Fabbricatore
	1964, Atlantic City: James J. Clynes, Jr.
	1972, Miami Beach: Jean Angell — Gerald F. Casbott — Margaret L. Clynes — Martha F. Ferger
	1976, New York: Jean Angell
	1980, New York: Jean Angell
	1984, San Francisco: Karin Asmus
	1988, Atlanta: Benjamin Nichols — Stuart W. Stein
	1996, Chicago: Sarah M. Pryor — Peter Stein
	2004, Boston: Irene Stein
	2008, Denver: Michelle C. Berry — Brian K. Hunt — Irene Stein
Republican National Conventions:
	1856, Philadelphia: M. S. Barnes
	1860, Chicago: George W. Schuyler
	1868, Chicago: Alonzo B. Cornell
	1884, Chicago: Jeremiah W. Dwight — Andrew D. White
	1900, Philadelphia: John W. Dwight
	1904, Chicago: John W. Dwight
	1912, Chicago: Andrew D. White
	1924, Cleveland: Mabel A. Needham
	1928, Kansas City: Gertrude S. Martin — Rodney G. Robinson
	1932, Chicago: Anna W. Webster
	1936, Cleveland: Anna W. Webster
	1940, Philadelphia: Frank L. Bolton
	1952, Chicago: Inez Tatascore — F. Clifton White
	1956, San Francisco: F. Clifton White — William B. Wilkinson
	1964, San Francisco: William B. Wilkinson
	1972, Miami Beach: Judith Kelemen — Thomas D. Simpson
	2008, St. Paul: Richard B. Thaler
Whig National Conventions:
	1839, Harrisburg: D. D. Spencer

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