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.
Democratic Party People (First 49 people) - Page 49
Sam Coppersmith
Former United States Congressman
Mit Simms
Sidney Preston Osborn
Former Governor of Arizona
William B. Ross
Former Governor of Wyoming
Syd Herlong
American Politician
Ken Harbaugh
Politician
Joshua Boschee
North Dakota State Representative
Kathy Manning
Politician
Daniel Hernández Jr.
Politician
Earle Clements
Former Governor of Kentucky
Rosanna Gabaldón
Arizona State Senator
Larry Seabrook
Former New York State Representative
Jack B. Johnson
American Politician
Lewis Stuyvesant Chanler
Former Lieutenant Governor of New York
William A. Chanler
Soldier
John Winthrop Chanler
Former United States Representative
Joseph Taylor Robinson
Former Governor of Arkansas
J. Hamilton Lewis
Former member of the United States Senate
Ernest McFarland
Former American senator
Ruth Bryan Owen
Politician
Silas Bryan
Former Member of the Illinois Senate
Henry B. Steagall
Former United States Representative
Claude R. Wickard
Politician
Onzlee Ware
American Politician
Fred Hofheinz
American lawyer
Michael Botticelli
Lee P. Brown
American criminologist
John King Jr.
Former United States Secretary of Education
Mark A. Kearney
Judge
Richard Riley
Former United States Secretary of Education
Leslie Joyce Abrams
Attorney
Joey Torres
Former Mayor of Paterson
John Whitmire
Texas State Senator
Kirk Watson
Former Mayor of Austin
Stephen Peace
American film writer
William Aiken Jr.
Former Governor of South Carolina
Malcolm Kenyatta
Politician
Shirley Kitchen
American Politician
John N. Wozniak
Politician
Will Espero
American Politician
Bernard Carvalho
American Politician
Rosalynn Bliss
Mayor of Grand Rapids
Mark Bernstein
MI Member, University of Michigan Board of Regents
Virgil Bernero
Former Mayor of Lansing
Clyde R. Hoey
Politician
Romulus Mitchell Saunders
Former North Carolina Attorney General
Alvin Paul Kitchin
U. S. representative
