Democratic Party
The Democratic Party is one of the two major contemporary political parties in the United States. Since the 1850s, its main political rival has been the Republican Party. The Democratic Party was founded in 1828.
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Martha G. Scott
Phillip Brutus
Political leader
Gilda Jacobs
Former Michigan State Representative
Clifford Davis
Former United States Representative
Michael Switalski
Politician
Neil Hansen
Politician
LaWanna Shurtliff
Politician
Brent Yonts
Former Kentucky State Representative
Jeff Greer
American Politician
Hubert Collins
American Politician
Joseph N. DiVincenzo Jr.
Essex County Executive
Lois DeBerry
Former Tennessee State Representative
John Mark Windle
American Politician
Dan Morales
Former Texas Attorney General
Joseph Showalter Smith
U. S. representative
Henry Dixon Allen
U. S. representative
John Kerr Hendrick
U. S. representative
Charles K. Wheeler
Former United States Representative
Lawrence S. Trimble
Judge
Elijah Phister
Judge
Andrew Boone
Judge
William Johnson Stone
U. S. representative
William Thomas Ellis
Former United States Representative
Edward Y. Parsons
U. S. representative
Antonio Daggett Sr.
Politician
Roland Leech
Politician
Yatish Joshi
Politician
Larry Chubb
Politician
Marge Doyle
Politician
Lenore Albert-Sheridan
Kimberly Ellis
Michael B. Coleman
Former Mayor of Columbus, Ohio
George Vickers
U. S. senator
Clarence Mitchell IV
Former Maryland State Senator
Charles Hopper Gibson
U. S. senator
Joseph Toole
Former Governor of Montana
Elmer Holt
Former Governor of Montana
John E. Erickson
Former Governor of Montana
John Critcher
U. S. representative
LeRoy H. Anderson
U. S. representative
Sam V. Stewart
Former Governor of Montana
Green Berry Samuels
Lawyer
Rees Bowen
Magistrate
Thomas Laurens Jones
Former United States Representative
Martin Sennet Conner
American lawyer
Edmond Noel
American attorney
Howard W. Smith
Former United States Representative
