Logan Hay (April 13 1876 – March 4 1942) was an American attorney and political operative affiliated with the Republican Party. He is most noted for serving as chairman of the Republican National Committee from 1916 to 1918, a period that encompassed the 1916 presidential election. In addition to his national party role, Hay was active in Chicago politics and civic affairs. He held a position as a trustee of the University of Chicago, contributing to the institution’s governance and development. Hay’s career combined legal practice with party organization, reflecting the intertwined nature of professional and political spheres in early‑20th‑century America.
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