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| He was also a Nebraska delegate to the 1908 | Republican National Convention and a member of Republic |
| 1952 | Republican National Convention |
| of New York Delegates and Alternates to the | Republican National Convention, Chicago, June 7, 1916 ( |
| At the 2008 | Republican National Convention, he was a voting delegat |
| Ronald and Nancy Reagan address the 1988 | Republican National Convention in the Superdome |
| He served as delegate-at-large to the 1884 | Republican National Convention, and as chairman of the |
| He served as a delegate to | Republican National Convention from Massachusetts in 19 |
| He served two terms as vice chairman of the | Republican National Congressional Committee. |
| He served as Chairman of the | Republican National Convention in 1864. |
| He served as delegate to the | Republican National Convention in 1864 and 1876. |
| She served as | Republican National committeewoman from Indiana from 19 |
| son was a Michigan Alternate delegate to the | Republican National Convention. |
| He was a delegate to the | Republican National Conventions in 1928 and 1932. |
| He served as delegate to the | Republican National Convention in 1920. |
| He was a delegate to | Republican National Convention from New York in 1868. |
| He served as delegate to the | Republican National Convention in 1860. |
| He was a delegate from Kentucky to the 1912 | Republican National Convention. |
| He was a delegate from New York to the | Republican National Conventions in 1916 and 1924. |
| He was an alternate delegate to the 1940 | Republican National Convention, and a delegate to the 1 |
| He also served as a delegate to the | Republican National Convention in 1936. |
| e was a delegate to the 1944, 1948, and 1956 | Republican National Conventions, and an alternate deleg |
| y Director of Convention and Meetings at the | Republican National Committee. |
| He was named a delegate to the | Republican National Convention in 1872. |
| He was an alternate delegate to the 1972 | Republican National Convention from California, and a d |
| He served as delegate to the | Republican National Convention at Minneapolis in 1892. |
| Johnson was a Vermont delegate to the 1956 | Republican National Convention. |
| nted Massachusetts as a delegate in the 1924 | Republican National Convention,, and the 1928 Republica |
| He served as delegate at large to the | Republican National Convention in 1888. |
| s selected as alternate-at-large to the 1924 | Republican National Convention. |
| as also a presidential candidate at the 1876 | Republican National Convention and served as the chairm |
| erson, Cathie Adams, for instance, was named | Republican national committeewoman from Texas at the st |
| He served as delegate to the 1920 | Republican National Convention. |
| In 1860, Barbour Lewis was a delegate to the | Republican National Convention. |
| He was a delegate to the | Republican National Conventions in 1956, 1960, 1964 and |
| Main article: 2009 | Republican National Committee chairmanship election |
| During the 1928 | Republican National Convention held across the street a |
| eph and La Porte in 1886 and delegate to the | Republican National Convention in 1896. |
| He was also a chairman of the | Republican National Committee. |
| He served as delegate to the | Republican National Conventions in 1900, 1904, 1908, an |
| He served as delegate to the | Republican National Convention in 1908. |
| eskiw served as an alternate delegate to the | Republican National Convention. |
| Alternate delegate to | Republican National Convention, 1968. |
| He was a delegate to the | Republican National Convention from Michigan in 1960 an |
| Runyon was a delegate to the 1920 | Republican National Convention from New Jersey. |
| In 1932 he was a delegate to the | Republican National Convention from Massachusetts. |
| He was an alternate delegate to the 1916 | Republican National Convention. |
| He was a delegate to the 1896 | Republican National Convention, and a member of the Pen |
| Bauman served as a delegate to the | Republican National Conventions of 1964, 1972, 1976 and |
| ted Herbert Hoover for president at the 1920 | Republican National Convention. |
| He was a delegate to the | Republican National Convention in 1884. |
| Kean was a member of the | Republican National Committee from 1919 to 1928. |
| The 2008 | Republican National Convention was held in Minneapolis/ |
| He served as delegate to the | Republican National Convention in 1860 and elected its |
| McPherson presided over the | Republican National Convention in 1876. |
| Thayer was a delegate to the | Republican National Convention in 1924, and was elected |
| Morton was the chairman of the | Republican National Committee from 1959 until 1961. |
| He was a delegate to the | Republican National Conventions in 1912, 1936, and 1944 |
| Parran served as delegate to the | Republican National Conventions of 1888, 1904, and 1908 |
| 868 after supporting Ulysses S. Grant at the | Republican National Convention. |
| a delegate to the 1952, 1956, 1960 and 1964 | Republican National Conventions. |
| nal level, Fahrenkopf became a member of the | Republican National Committee in 1975. |
| From 1977 to 1979 he was a member of the | Republican National Committee's executive committee. |
| for four years as a member of the 168-member | Republican National Committee, the national governing b |
| He was a delegate to the | Republican National Conventions in 1972, 1976, and 1980 |
| Anne Anstine was a former member of the | Republican National Committee and Chairwoman of the Rep |
| In 1860, Brodess was a delegate to the | Republican National Convention. |
| He was a delegate to the 1948 | Republican National Convention and to the 1952 Republic |
| At the 1964 | Republican National Convention, he was arrested for ref |
| She was a delegate to the | Republican National Convention in 1996 and was the vice |
| He served as delegate to the first | Republican National Convention at Philadelphia in 1856. |
| He attended his first | Republican National Convention in 1904. |
| He was an alternate delegate to the 1884 | Republican National Convention, and a delegate to the 1 |
| He served as delegate to the | Republican National Conventions in 1904 and 1916. |
| ifornia from 1911-1921 and a delegate to the | Republican National Convention in 1924. |
| He was a delegate to the 1884 | Republican National Convention. |
| n ultimately chose the delegates to the 2008 | Republican National Convention, who formally nominated |
| apacity, he served as a voting member of the | Republican National Committee. |
| Holly Hughes is a | Republican National Committeewoman from Montague. |
| He served as delegate to the | Republican National Convention in 1892 and 1896. |
| In 1860 Stevenson was a delegate to the | Republican national convention in Chicago. |
| He was a delegate to the 1860 and 1864 | Republican National Conventions. |
| She is also the immediate past Louisiana | Republican national committeewoman, which made her an a |
| He served as delegate to the | Republican National Convention in 1876. |
| He was a delegate to the 1900 | Republican National Convention. |
| In 1924, he served as a delegate to the | Republican National Convention from Philippines. |
| Convention-goers at the 1956 | Republican National Convention holding signs for Richar |
| He was a delegate to the | Republican National Conventions in 1868 and 1876, and w |
| He was a delegate at several | Republican National Conventions and participated in the |
| Member, | Republican National Committee from Alabama, 1940-1943 |
| He served as delegate to the | Republican National Convention in 1884. |
| He served as a delegate to the | Republican National Convention in 1984, 1988 and 1992 a |
| For Ronald's Reagan's address at 1964 | Republican National Convention on behalf of Republican |
| He served as delegate to the 1888 | Republican National Convention. |
| At the | Republican National Conventions of 1880 and 1884, he wa |
| He served as delegate to the | Republican National Conventions in 1892, 1896, and 1900 |
| He was a delegate to the | Republican National Convention from Massachusetts in 19 |
| elects Michigan's two representatives to the | Republican National Committee. |
| From 1984 to 1992, she was a member of the | Republican National Committee from Michigan; she was an |
| He also was a delegate to the | Republican National Convention from Tennessee in 1868. |
| e was also a delegate from California to the | Republican National Convention in 1960. |
| He was a Delegate to | Republican National Convention in 1988. |
| He served as delegate to the | Republican National Convention in 1928. |
| He was a delegate to the | Republican National Convention in 1943, and 1949. |
| Barnes was also a delegate to the | Republican National Convention in 1940, 1944, 1948, and |
| He served as a delegate to the | Republican National Convention in 1892 and 1896. |
| He was a delegate to the 1860 | Republican National Convention supporting Abraham Linco |
| He served as delegate to the | Republican National Conventions in 1916 and 1932. |
| She addressed the 1964 | Republican National Convention in San Francisco and aga |
| He was a delegate to | Republican National Convention from Puerto Rico in 1956 |
| Barney was a delegate to the | Republican National Convention of 1856, which nominated |
| Fort was a delegate to the | Republican National Convention in 1884 and 1896. |
| He attended the | Republican National Convention in Chicago, Illinois in |
| was included for the dignitaries at the 2000 | Republican National Convention. |
| Cameron also served as chairman of the | Republican National Committee from 1879 to 1880. |
| PRNV was modelled after the | Republican Nationalist Federal Union (UFNR) in Cataloni |
| Republican Network for Unity | |
| In August 1999, the IRA, through the Irish | republican newspaper An Phoblacht, denied sanctioning t |
| He conducted a | Republican newspaper until 1877. |
| om 1899 to 1910 he was editor of the Winamac | Republican newspaper in Indiana. |
| She was editor of the Irish | republican newspaper An Phoblacht ("Republican News") ( |
| onally, enough to win three delegates at the | Republican nominating convention. |
| Cole won a | Republican nominating convention for his Assembly Distr |
| In 1969, Ozzard unsuccessfully sought the | Republican nomination for Governor of New Jersey. |
| He was considered for the | Republican nomination for the presidency in 1896, but t |
| He lost the | Republican nomination to William L. Saltonstall. |
| He lost the | Republican nomination to Lieutenant Governor. |
| nounced that he would challenge Bell for the | Republican nomination in the June 12, 2007 Republican p |
| He ran for the | Republican nomination for New Mexico's Second Congressi |
| He was an unsuccesssful candidate for the | Republican nomination in 1954 and 1956. |
| He was an unsuccessful candidate for the | Republican nomination for State Treasurer in Oregon in |
| Unz made an unsuccessful bid for the | Republican nomination for Governor of California in 199 |
| Although Santini won the | Republican nomination easily , he was defeated in the g |
| In 1884, Smith became a candidate for the | Republican nomination to succeed retiring Republican Co |
| However, she was endorsed for the | Republican nomination by the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette an |
| In 1920, he unsuccessfully sought the | Republican nomination for President of the United State |
| Herrick won the | Republican nomination after the popular incumbent Repub |
| Pete Ricketts won the | Republican nomination with 48% of the vote. |
| tive Lindsey Graham had no challenge for the | Republican nomination and thus avoided a primary electi |
| Currie was an unsuccessful candidate for the | Republican nomination in 1914 to the 64th Congress. |
| He ran for the | Republican nomination for president in 1880, but lost t |
| However, Sodrel lost the | Republican nomination to Bloomington attorney Todd Youn |
| en elections were called, Wells received the | Republican nomination to be Arizona's first state Gover |
| 9, 2006, Cox announced his candidacy for the | Republican nomination for U.S. president in 2008, becom |
| He was an unsuccessful candidate for the | Republican nomination in 1920 to the Sixty-seventh Cong |
| In 1946, he failed to get the | Republican nomination for Ohio Secretary of State. |
| ngrich was the leading GOP contender for the | Republican nomination with 23% of likely Republican vot |
| In 1972, he won the | Republican nomination for the United States Senate and |
| In 2004 he announced his intent to seek the | Republican nomination for governor of Michigan but even |
| Treasurer Cynthia Lummis of Cheyenne won the | Republican nomination to succeed Cubin. |
| His son Ed was a candidate for the | Republican nomination in the 5th District in 2004. |
| He was an unsuccessful candidate for the | Republican nomination to Congress in 1912. |
| He was a candidate for | Republican nomination for Vice President in 1896. |
| Scott won the | Republican nomination for Virginia's 8th congressional |
| In 1920, he unsuccessfully sought the | Republican nomination for governor. |
| Barrett unsuccessfully sought the | Republican nomination for governor in the 2004 election |
| treasurer, Michael Peifer went on to win the | Republican nomination and won the election. |
| s an unsuccessful candidate for the Virginia | Republican nomination for the U.S. Senate in 1978. |
| e resigned his judicial post, and sought the | Republican nomination for governor. |
| He won the | Republican nomination in March 2008 in an unopposed con |
| She won the | Republican nomination and faced Bill Nelson in the gene |
| Randy "Duke" Cunningham won the | Republican nomination and hammered Bates about the scan |
| He was a candidate for the | Republican nomination for governor of South Carolina. |
| ken endorsed businessman Rick Snyder for the | Republican nomination for Governor of Michigan. |
| On May 17th, 2011, Bill Johnson won the | Republican nomination for Kentucky Secretary of State. |
| He was an unsuccessful candidate for the | Republican nomination of Congressman at Large in 1892. |
| In 2010, she won the | Republican nomination for secretary of state at the par |
| He lost attempts to get the | Republican nomination in 1998 and 2000. |
| In 2010, she unsuccessfully sought the | Republican nomination for secretary of state, losing to |
| ation Commission, and 2002 candidate for the | Republican nomination in the 7th district, Rick O'Donne |
| 37, he was an unsuccessful candidate for the | Republican nomination for mayor of Detroit. |
| In 2002, she sought the | Republican nomination for Governor of Illinois to succe |
| In 1986 Leroy won the | Republican nomination for Governor of Idaho. |
| In 1970, he ran for the | Republican nomination for U.S. Senator, but failed to o |
| Jenkins won the | Republican nomination by approximately 1,000 votes. |
| In 1901 he won the | Republican nomination to run for mayor, but learned his |
| Gent and Brown are both seeking the | Republican nomination in 2008. |
| Rep. Heinz Hofschneider won the | Republican nomination in June, defeating former Republi |
| In 1948 Belton sought the | Republican nomination for State Treasurer and won. |
| Pat McCrory won the | Republican nomination unopposed. |
| Lim was a candidate for the | Republican nomination for Oregon governor in 2010. |
| Hughes is currently a candidate for the | Republican nomination for US Senate in Illinois. |
| eated state senator Preston Smith to win the | Republican nomination for attorney general. |
| The | Republican nomination contest marked the introduction o |
| In 1986, he won the | Republican nomination for lieutenant governor, defeatin |
| He was an unsuccessful candidate for the | Republican nomination for Governor in 1900. |
| However, she lost the May primary for the | Republican nomination to Art Robinson. |
| Brian Murphy, unsuccessful candidate for | Republican nomination for Governor 2010 |
| He secured the | Republican nomination after defeating Daniel Keating, F |
| In 1977, he sought the | Republican nomination for Nassau County Executive, but |
| 38, he was an unsuccessful candidate for the | Republican nomination for Lieutenant Governor of Michig |
| Sumner Whittier ran unopposed for the | Republican nomination for Lt. Governor. |
| He was an unsuccessful candidate for the | Republican nomination for Congress in 1890. |
| He made an unsuccessful bid for the | Republican nomination for the 19th Senate District in 2 |
| Emery again sought the | Republican nomination against Marcy Kaptur in 2006. |
| John Volpe ran unopposed for the | Republican nomination after Howard J. Whitmore, Jr., Ph |
| Edge's opponent for the | Republican nomination was Austen Colgate. |
| Christian Herter ran unopposed for the | Republican nomination |
| n 2006, Mr. Holtzman was a candidate for the | Republican nomination for Colorado Governor. |
| He ran again in 1940, but lost the | Republican nomination to Robert T. Bushnell. |
| In 1977, Kean ran unsuccessfully for the | Republican nomination for the governor of New Jersey. |
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