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Fairfield County
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Fairfield County Political Parties


Democratic Party chairs in Fairfield County: [none currently in database]

Republican Party chairs in Fairfield County: [none currently in database]


Fairfield County Delegates
to National Party Conventions

Democratic National Conventions:
   1864, Chicago: Edson B. Olds
   1912, Baltimore: M. A. Daugherty — Van A. Snider
   1916, St. Louis: M. A. Daugherty
   1924, New York: M. A. Daugherty
   1928, Houston: M. A. Daugherty
   1940, Chicago: Walter L. Gordon
   1944, Chicago: Walter L. Gordon
   1948, Philadelphia: Walter L. Gordon
   1956, Chicago: Richard E. Troup
   1960, Los Angeles: James A. Lantz
   1964, Atlantic City: Hannah O'Malley — Raymond Spitler
   1996, Chicago: Robert A. Andrews — Michael N. Billirakis — Everett Kness
   2000, Los Angeles: Michael N. Billirakis
   2004, Boston: Gerald Woodgeard
Republican National Conventions:
   1904, Chicago: Arthur I. Vorys
   1908, Chicago: Arthur I. Vorys
   1912, Chicago: Felix Swope
   1916, Chicago: Charles B. Whiley
   1924, Cleveland: W. K. Martin
   1936, Cleveland: J. W. Huddle — F. R. Rising
   1940, Philadelphia: Charles H. Drinkle — John F. Furniss
   1944, Chicago: William V. Fisher — John F. Furniss — L. L. Wagner
   1948, Philadelphia: Horace J. Hamlin
   1956, San Francisco: Maxine H. Charlton
   1960, Chicago: Maxine H. Charlton — Daniel J. Doran
   1964, San Francisco: Maxine H. Charlton
   1972, Miami Beach: Maxine H. Charlton
   2008, St. Paul: Tom Moe
Whig National Conventions:
   1839, Harrisburg: John M. Creed

 

 


 
   
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