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Stark County Political Parties

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

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

Stark County Delegates
to National Party Conventions

Democratic National Conventions:
	1860, Charleston and Baltimore: Samuel Lahm
	1864, Chicago: Archibald McGregor
	1912, Baltimore: Atlee Pomerene — Tobias Schott — John J. Whitacre
	1916, St. Louis: Atlee Pomerene — Harry H. Weiss
	1924, New York: Elmer Cline — Mrs. Rudolph Lanfrom — Mrs. Frank McGowan — Atlee Pomerene
	1928, Houston: Seth Hattery — Josephine McGowan
	1932, Chicago: Josephine McGowan
	1940, Chicago: Ralph G. Hart — Emil J. Kauffmann
	1944, Chicago: Ralph G. Hart — Leroy T. Schirack
	1948, Philadelphia: Leroy T. Schirack
	1952, Chicago: Clay E. Hunter — Paul M. Perkins
	1956, Chicago: John F. Locke — William R. Thorn
	1960, Los Angeles: Austin Andrews — Charles L. Babcock — Paul D. Barthelmeh — John W. Donahey
	1964, Atlantic City: Charles L. Babcock — Gertrude Donahey — Vera Elliott — John Johns — Herbert Jolovitz — Herschel Kriger — Bernice MacKenzie — Virgil Musser — Earle E. Wise
	1972, Miami Beach: Austin Andrews — Charles W. Carter — Maureen H. Clark — Michael J. Freeman — Michael P. Gamble — William C. Heitsman, Jr. — Peggy Johnson — Earle E. Wise
	1996, Chicago: Ruby C. Gilliam — Norman T. Graybill — Robert Horowitz — Johnnie Maier — John Mroczkowski — Ronald L. Stokes
	2000, Los Angeles: Ruby C. Gilliam — Johnnie Maier
	2004, Boston: Jolanta Brubaker — Stanley Jasionowski — Steven Okey — Dixie Wadsworth
	2008, Denver: Susie M. Camper — Ruby C. Gilliam — Tom Harmon — Robert Thompson
Republican National Conventions:
	1856, Philadelphia: J. A. Saxton
	1860, Chicago: Isaac Steese
	1884, Chicago: William McKinley
	1904, Chicago: J. W. McClymonds
	1908, Chicago: Alexander B. Love — Henry A. Wise
	1912, Chicago: George R. Floyd — Harry A. March — Julius Whiting, Jr.
	1916, Chicago: Henry W. Harter
	1924, Cleveland: Harvey P. Ake
	1928, Kansas City: James E. Kinneson
	1936, Cleveland: H. W. Hoover
	1940, Philadelphia: Howard B. Fawcett
	1944, Chicago: Roy Moore — William Robert Timken
	1948, Philadelphia: James L. Amerman — Loren E. Souers, Jr.
	1952, Chicago: Frederick M. Broda — Elden E. Shortridge
	1956, San Francisco: H. Peter Lauritzen — G. Gordon Strong
	1960, Chicago: John Bentia — Eugene Carr
	1964, San Francisco: Charles H. Bentz — Frank T. Bow — Ronald L. Cunningham
	1972, Miami Beach: Stanley A. Cmich — David D. Dowd, Jr. — Ralph Regula
	2004, New York: Frank C. Braden — Sarah Brown — Janet Weir Creighton — Darlene Schuring
	2008, St. Paul: Sarah Brown — Homer Richards — Donna Shaheen — Mary Taylor — Tim Timken — Andrew Zumbar

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