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Pittsburg County
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Pittsburg County Political Parties

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

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

Pittsburg County Delegates
to National Party Conventions

Democratic National Conventions:
	1912, Baltimore: P. B. Cole — E. P. Hill
	1916, St. Louis: J. Roy Williams
	1928, Houston: Ed Dunham
	1940, Chicago: R. L. 'Dick' Crutcher
	1944, Chicago: W. A. Lackey
	1948, Philadelphia: Tom Martin
	1952, Chicago: Carl Albert — William Cornish — Elizabeth Whetsel
	1956, Chicago: George Nigh — Kirksey M. Nix
	1964, Atlantic City: Carl Albert
	1968, Chicago: Carl Albert
	1992, New York: Carl Albert
	1996, Chicago: Carl Albert — Elaine Miller — Christine Minyard
	2004, Boston: Cerita Morley
Republican National Conventions:
	1900, Philadelphia: E. J. Fannin
	1904, Chicago: William Busby
	1912, Chicago: William Butler
	1916, Chicago: R. H. Matthews
	1920, Chicago: Mrs. William Burkhart
	1924, Cleveland: R. C. Nelson
	1936, Cleveland: John L. Fuller
	1944, Chicago: E. T. Richards
	1952, Chicago: Irene Scott
	1956, San Francisco: E. T. Richards — Mrs. Kermit Richards
	1960, Chicago: Irene Scott — Chapin Wallace
	2008, St. Paul: Paul Clayton

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