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AL
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William G. Barnes: ?
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Richard Shelby: ? |
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AK
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Scott McAdams: ?
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Lisa
Murkowski: Kevin
Sweeney
(Sept. 2010, succeeding John Bitney)
Moved over from position as chief of staff to
Sen. Murkowski; started working for her as
legislative assistant in 2005, then press
secretary, communications director, and chief
of staff.
President of the Alaska Federation of Natives;
communications director for ASRC Energy
Services, Inc.; and legislative liaison for
the Alaska Department of Education. Graduate
of Cornell University. |
Joe Miller:
four campaign managers finishing
with Robert Campbell, a Barrow attorney
(announced Aug. 13). He succeeeded Paul
Bauer. |
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AZ
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Rodney
Glassman: Bill Romjue
(announced Aug. 30, 2010, succeeding
Patrick Mellody) Most recently campaign
manager on Andrew Romanoff's run in the 2010
Democratic primary for U.S. Senate (CO).
State director on Joe Biden's Iowa caucus
campaign, announced Mar. 29, 2007. Managed Dina Titus'
gubernatorial campaign in Nevada, Fall
2006. Director of Rep. Dick Gephardt's
political action committee, the Committee for
Effective Government, starting in 1985 as
Gephardt was looking towards his 1988
presidential campaign. Started working
for Sen. Gart Hart in Iowa in the latter part
of 1982. Managed Del. Erwin S. (Shad)
Solomon for Attorney General in Virginia,
1981. State coordinator for the Carter
Mondale 1980 Iowa caucus campaign.
Managed Chuck Robb for Lt. Gov. of Virginia in
1977. Resident of Hartsburg, Missouri. |
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John
McCain: Mark Buse
(May 2010, succeeding Shiree Verdone)
Vice president at ML Strategies, LLC, Jan.
2003-Jan. 2008. Staff director (Jan.
1999-Jan. 2003) and Republican policy
director (1995-99) on the U.S. Senate
Committtee on Commerce, Science, and
Transportation. Republican staff
director on the U.S. Senate Committee on
Government Affairs, Subcommittee on
Federalism and DC, 1993-95.
Legislative assistant to U.S. Sen. McCain,
1987-1993. Staff assistant to U.S.
Rep. McCain, 1984-1987. Studied at
Georgetown University. |
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AR
R+
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Blanche Lincoln: Steve
Patterson
Also managed Lincoln's 2004 campaign and
served as her chief of staff. |
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John Boozman: Sarah
Huckabee
(Feb. 2010) Executive director of Huck
PAC after the 2008 campaign. National
field director on Mike Huckabee's 2007-08
presidential campaign; also worked on some of
his other campaigns including a field
coordinator on his 2002 re-eleection, and his
1992 U.S. Senate campaign. Worked for
about two years in congressional affairs at
the U.S. Department of Education. A
field coordinator in Ohio on the Bush
re-election campaign, Fall 2004. B.A. in
political science from Ouachita Baptist
University, 2004. |
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CA
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Barbara
Boxer: Rose Kapolczynski
(Jan. 2010) Ran all four of Boxer's
Senate campaigns. Served as Sen.
Boxer's state director from Jan. 1993-Dec.
2003. Deputy campaign manager on
Bradley for president, Jan.-Mar.
2000. Campaign manager on Mike Lowry
for Senate (WA), June-Nov. 1988.
Political director at the Sierra Club, May
1987-June 1988. Communications
director to Seattle Mayor Charles Royer,
1986-87. Campaign manager on Royer
for Mayor, 1985. Field organizer on
Gary Hart for President, July 1983-July
1984. Assistant Northwest
representative for the Sierra Club, Feb.
1980-June 1983.
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Carly
Fiorina: Marty Wilson
Decades of experience in California
politics including work ("chief political
fundraiser") on Arnold Schwarzenegger's
campaign in the 2003 recall election; a
managing director at Public Strategies in
Sacramento for five years; a senior vice
president at Burson Marsteller for six
years; work on Pete Wilson's 1990 campaign
for governor. B.A. in history from
San Diego State University. |
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CO
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Michael
Bennet: Craig Hughes
Managing director at RBI Strategies; started
working at RBI in 1987 as an intern and has
been involved in numerous campaigns.
Colorado senior advisor Barack Obama's 2008
campaign. Eastern political director in
the Clinton White House from 1998-2000.
One of the earliest staff members hired for
the Clinton for President campaign in 1991,
and subsequently worked for both Clinton/Gore
campaigns as well as the DNC. |
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Ken
Buck: John Swartout
(announced Aug. 16, 2010 succeeding Kay
Rendleman, who moved to consultant
role) Experience includes executive
director of Great Outdoors Colorado,
appointed Dec. 2003. Senior
advisor to Gov. Bill Owens. Worked
for Sen. Wayne Allard.
former...Kay Rendleman
(May 2010...appointment reported by the Greeley
Tribune on May 7, 2010)
Rendleman left her position as chair of the
El Paso County Republican Party to join the
campaign. Worked in Colorado since
2002. Staffer on Ronald Reagan's 1980
California presidential primary campaign,
then a California regional field staffer in
the general election. |
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CT
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Richard Blumenthal: Mindy Myers
(Apr. 2010) Chief of staff to Sen. Sheldon
Whitehouse (RI) from Nov. 2006, took leave of
absence to work on the Blumenthal
campaign. New Hampshire state director on
Obama for America, July-Nov. 2008.
Campaign manager on Sheldon Whitehouse for
Senate, 2005-06. Political director for
Sen. Tom Daschle/Office of the Democratic
Leader/DASH PAC, 2003-Apr. 2005. Deputy
director for constituency outreach on Gore
2000. Special assistant in the Legislative
Affairs Office at the White House in the Clinton
Administration. Attended American
University. Grew up in Lancaster, PA. |
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Linda McMahon: David Cappiello
(Oct. 2009) Senior policy advisor to the
Connecticut Senate Republican Caucus, Jan.-Oct.
2009. State senator representing the 24th
District, Jan. 1999-Jan. 2009. Candidate
for Congress in the 5th District, Apr. 2007-Nov.
2008. Senior loan officer at Flagstar
Bank, Jan. 2000-Dec. 2007. Loan officer at
Northeast Mortgage Corporation, June 1997-Dec.
1999. State representatitve representing
the 138th District, Jan. 1995-Jan. 1999.
Director of admissions and marketing for Norwalk
Nursing and Rehabilitation, Feb. 1995-June
1997. B.A.Sc. in justice and law
administration from Western Connecticut State
University, 1992. |
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Kendrick Meek: Abe Dyk
Philadelphia political
director on Hillary Clinton for President 2008
primary campaign. Scheduling and advance
consultant on the Nutter for Mayor
campaign. Deputy campaign manager
(scheduling and advance) on Casey for Senate,
2005-06. Special projects on Fowler for
DNC chair. Director of scheduling and
advance for Pennsylvania Victory '04.
Campaign manager on Andrew Hohns for State
Representative, 2004. Delegate
operations on Joe Lieberman for
President. Regional organizer for the
NHDP in 2002. B.A. in political sciencee from
University of Pennsyvania. |
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Marco Rubio: Jose
Mallea
(Feb. 2010) Owner of JM Global
Consulting since Feb. 2007. Chief of
staff to Miami Mayor Carlos Alvarez,
2005-07. Associate director, White House
liaison 2004-05) and senior advisor for the
Office of Commercial and Business Affairs
(2003-04) at the U.S. Department of
State. Personal aide to the White House
chief of staff, 2002-03. Special
assistant to the Administrator at the U.S.
Small Business Administration, 2001-02.
B.A. in political sciences from Florida
International University. |
Charlie
Crist: Margaret Wood
(May 2010) Crist's older sister; worked
as a public school teacher at Baypoint Middle
School.
-Eric Eikenberg was Crist's initial campaign
manager until he left the Republican primary
in Apr. 2010. |
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GA
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Mike Thurmond: ?
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Johnny Isakson: ? |
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HI
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Dan Inouye: Linda Chu
Takayama
Experience includes deputy director of the
Hawaii Department of Commerce and Consumer
Affairs, 1994-95. Insurance
Commissioner for the State of Hawaii,
1991-94. Chief of staff in the U.S.
Senate Office of Sergeant at Arms,
1986-91. J.D. from George Mason
University Law School, 1986; B.A. in
journalism from University of Hawaii at
Manoa, 1974.
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Cam Cavasso: ?
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ID
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Tom
Sullivan: ?
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Mike
Crapo: ?
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IL
R+
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Alexi Giannoulias: Michael Rendina
(Mar. 2010) Campaign manager on Dan Hynes
for Governor, July 2009-Feb. 2010.
Campaign manager on Bill Foster for Congress,
June-Nov. 2008. Caucus director for MD
Senate Democrats, June 2007-June 2008.
Campaign manager on Committee to Elect George
Johnson, Apr. 2005-Dec. 2006. M.A. in
political management (2005) and B.A. in
international affairs (2002) from The George
Washington University. |
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Mark Kirk: Eric Elk
(June 2009) Chief of staff (Mar.
2007-June 2009) and senior advisor (Aug.
2003-Mar. 2007) to U.S. Rep. Kirk. Account
executive at Midwest Public Affairs Group, Feb.
2001-Aug. 2003. Legislative assistant to
U.S. Rep. Phil Crane, July 1994-Feb. 2001.
Studied political science and government at
Illinois State University. |
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Roxanne Conlin: Mark
Daley
President and
founder (2004) of Daley Solutions, Iowa
based consulting firm.
Communications director on Hillary Clinton's
Iowa caucus campaign announced Feb. 15,
2007. Spokesman for Rep. Leonard
Boswell's 2006 and 2004 re-election
campaigns. Executive director of One
Iowa, a nonprofit focusing on the equality
of GLBT Iowans and "educating, informing and
electing fair-minded officials in
Iowa." Communications director for the
Iowa Democratic Party during the 2004
caucuses. B.A.
in political science from Bridgewater State
University, 1999. |
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Chuck Grassley: Bob
Renaud
Sen. Grassley's state director since Apr.
2002; previously
Grassley’s economic development director and
regional director for four years. From
Mitchellville. |
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IN
R+
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Brad
Ellsworth: Cori Smith
Chief of staff to U.S. Rep. Ellsworth, Jan.
2007-Jan. 2011. Chief of staff (May
2003-June 2006), approps. coordinator (Jan.-June
2003) and special projects director (Jan.
2001-Dec. 2002) to U.S. Rep. Mike Ross
(AR). B.S. in political science and
religious studies from Rhodes College, 1999.
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Dan Coats: ?
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KS
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Lisa Johnston: ?
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Jerry Moran: Karl Hansen
Jerry
Moran went through several campaign
managers, starting with Aaron Trost (to Feb. 2010),
then Paul Moore (Feb.-mid-Apr. 2010), and
finally Karl Hansen. |
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KY
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Jack Conway:
Charles
Halloran
Chief of staff to
U.S. Rep. Tim Mahoney (FL), Jan. 2007-Jan.
2009; consulted on Mahoney's 2006
campaign. J.D. from University of
Louisville, 1988; B.A. in political science
and government from Emory University,
1982. From Lexington, KY.
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Rand Paul:
Jesse Benton
(from May 2010,
replacing Doug Adams after the primary)
Had been serving as the campaign's lead
consultant. Senior vice president of the
Campaign for Liberty. Communications
director on Rep. Ron Paul's 2008 presidential
campaign starting in March 2007.
President of C.I.C Solutions, a Washington,
D.C. based consulting firm. Benton has
served as press secretary at Americans for Tax
Reform, communications director at the
American Conservative Union, director of
public policy and external affairs at the
Performance Institute and communications
director and policy consultant for the Liberty
Coalition. He has also worked on
campaigns and in corporate and trade
association government relations and external
affairs. Alumnus of Mary Washington
College. Native Philadelphian.
Married to Ron Paul's granddaughter. |
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LA
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Charlie Melançon: Bradley Beychok
Campaign manager on U.S.
Rep. Melançon's
2006 and 2008 congressional
campaigns. Deputy
press secretary to U.S. Rep. Melançon,
June 2005-June
2006. Body
man on Attorney
General Richard Ieyoub's 2003 campaign
for governor. B.A. in mass
communication and political
communication from Louisiana State
University, 2005. Baton Rouge
native; his father was a political
consultant. |
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David
Vitter: Kyle Ruckert
Also managed
Vitter's 2004 Senate campaign. Chief of
staff to Rep. and then Sen. Vitter, May
2003-May 2015; started as legislative director
to Vitter, June 1999-Apr. 2003.
Legislative assistant to U.S. Rep. Mac
Thornberry, Jan. 1997-1999. Staff
assistant/intern to U.S. Rep. Bob Livingston,
1996. B.A. in political science, history
from Tulane University, 1996.
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MD
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Barbara
Mikulski: Simone Ward
(2009)
Served in the political department at EMILY's
List from 2007 including as senior political
tracker. A deputy director of the DNC's
American Majority Partnership under
then-Chairman Howard Dean. Executive
director of Democratic GAIN in 2004.
Executive director of Young Democrats of
America starting in June 2002. Worked
with Mercer & Associates in Washington,
DC. Finance assistant at the DNC;
special assistant at the White House.
B.A. in political science from Oklahoma City
University. Interned on Al Gore's 2000
campaign. Grew up in Kansas City, MO.
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Eric
Wargotz: Demetrios Karoutsos
(Sept. 2010)
Campaign manager on Rob Fisher's 2010 primary
run for Congress in Maryland's 1st CD,
Jan.-Sept. 2010. Senior political
advisor for Africa, Asia at the International
Republican Institute, Aug. 2007-Feb.
2009. Country director for Afghanistan
at the International Republican Institute,May
2006-Aug. 2007. Director of
communications for the Senatge Special
Committee on Aging and Sen. Gordon Smith (OR),
Feb. 2005-May 2006. Communications
director for U.S. Rep. John Sweeney (NY), Aug.
2003-Feb. 2005. Press secretary for
candidate and Gov. Craig Benson, Sept.
2002-July 2003. Field manager on Craig
Benson for Governor (NH) primary campaign ,
Aug. 2001-Sept. 2002. Graduate of
University of Vermont. |
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Robin
Carnahan: Mindy Mazur
(Apr. 2009)
Missouri state director for America Votes,
Apr. 2008-May 2009. Chief of staff to
Secretary of State Robin Carnahan, Nov.
2004-Mar. 2008. Campaigvn manager on
Robin Carnahan for Secretary of State,
Mar.-Nov. 2004. Oklahoma regional field
direcgtor on Dick Gephardt for President, Oct.
2003-Jan. 2004. Legislative assistant,
legislative correspondent, staff assistant to
U.S. Rep. Ike Skelton, June 1999-Oct. 2003;
also campaign coordinator on Skelton's 2002
re-election, Aug.-Nov. 2002. M.A. in
political management from The George
Washington University, 2003; B.A. in
communications from University of
Missouri-Columbia, 1999. |
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Roy Blunt: Andy Blunt
Son of Roy
Blunt. Lobbyist; founding partner (2002)
of the law firm Schreimann, Rackers,
Francka & Blunt, LLC. Blunt managed
Matt Blunt's campaigns for governor (2004) and
secretary of state (2000). J.D. from
University of Missuri in Columbia; B.S. degree
from Southwest Baptist University in
Bolivar. Born in Springfield, MO.
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NV
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Harry Reid:
Brandon Hall
(reported by
Politico, Jan. 14, 2009) Senior advisor
to Mark Begich’s 2008 U.S. campaign in
Alaska. Western financial services
director at the DCCC from Feb. 2007. "Worked
on multiple congressional races and ballot
initiative campaigns, and served as a
legislative aide on the Hill in Washington,
D.C.." Studied
politics at the University of
Washington. Originally from Seattle.
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Sharron
Angle: Terry Campbell
Ran Angle's 1998 and
2002 campaigns for Assembly. From
Missouri. |
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NH
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Paul Hodes: Valerie
Martin
(Mar. 2009) Campaign
manager on Tom Allen for Senate (ME), Mar.
2007-Dec. 2008. Deputy finance director
on McCaskill for Missouri, Aug.-Nov.
2006. Finance director and deputy
campaign manager on Cathy Cox for Governor
(GA), May 2005-July 2006. Finance
director on Allyson Schwartz for Congress
(PA), Jan.-Dec. 2004. Bachelor's degree
in political science and criminal justice from
University of Dayton, 2001. |
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Kelly Ayotte: Brooks Kochvar
(July 2009) Campaign
manager on U.S. Sen. Gordon Smith (OR)
unsuccessful 2008 re-election campaign
after serving as deputy chief of staff to
Smith, Feb. 2007-Dec. 2008. Chief of
staff to U.S. Rep. Chris Chocola (IN),
2002-06. Undergraduate degree from
University of San Diego, 1999. |
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NY
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Chuck Schumer: ?
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NC
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Elaine Marshall: A.J.
Carillo
(Nov. 2009) General manager for ODT Inc.
consumer products division, June-Dec.
2008. Campaign manager on Fischer for US
Senate (KY), Feb.-May 2008. Campaign
manager on Franks for Lt. Governor (MS),
Apr.-Nov. 2007. Campaign manager on
McNerney for Congress (CA), defeating seven
term incumbent Richard Pombo, Nov. 2005-Dec.
2006. Professional online poker player,
Dec. 2004-Nov. 2005. Coordinated
Campaign director on Moore for Congress (KS),
May-Nov. 2004. Field organizer on
Gonzalez for Mayor (SF), Feb.-Nov. 2003.
Deputy campaign manager on Judge Tim Black for
Supreme Court of Ohio, July-Nov. 2002.
Public affairs associate at Public Strategies,
Inc., Oct. 2001-July 2002. Equity
derivative trader at Timaru LLC, June
1999-Sept. 2001. Associate at BlackRock,
Sept. 1997-June 1999. Studied political
science at UC Berkeley.
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Richard Burr: Mark Braden
(Jan. 2010) Deputy
executive director of the Christie
transition (NJ), Nov. 2009-Jan. 2010.
Deputy campaign manager on Chris Christie
for Governor, Jan.-Nov. 2009. Senior
national advance rep. on John McCain 2008,
Feb. 2007-Dec. 2008. Legislative aide
to U.S. Rep. John Duncan, Jr., Sept.
2005-Feb. 2007. B.A. in political
science from University of Tennessee,
Knoxville, 2005.
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R+
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Tracy
Potter: Don Morrison
Executive director
of NDPeople.org since 1996. Assistant to
the Commissioner at the North Dakota Office of
State Tax Commissioner, 1986-96. Budget
analyst for the ND Office of Management and
Budget, 1985-86. English second language
teach in Florida, 1978-81. High school
teacher, guidance counselor, 1977-78.
Served in the Peace Corps in Ethiopia,
1974-76. M.S. in political sciences,
economics, public administration from UND,
1984; B.A. in history from Eckerd College,
1973; started studying at Minot State
University. |
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John Hoeven:
Don Larson
(Jan. 201)
Senior policy advisor to Gov. Hoeven, Dec.
2008-Jan. 2010. Campaign manager for the
Hoeven Committee, Sept. 2007-Nov. 2008.
Media and legislative relations policy advisor
to Gov. Hoeven, Dec. 2004-Sept. 2007.
Communications director to the Hoeven
Committee, Nov. 2003-Nov. 2004.
Legislative director fore the North Dakota
Republic Party, 2002-03. Bachelor degree
in politica science from North Dakota State
University, 2001. |
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Lee Fischer:
Lynne Bowman
(July 2010)
Director of programs and services at Equality
Federation, Jan.-June 2010. Executive
director at Equality Ohio, Aug. 2005-Dec.
2009. Customer implementation and
support at Primary Solutions, Aug. 2003-Aug.
2005. Director of adult services and
service coordination for the Liking County
Board of MR/DD, Aug. 2001-Apr. 2003.
Owner at Dynamic Pathways, June 1999-Aug.
2001. Ohio state director for
SupportCare, Sept. 1994-June 1999.
M.S.A. in administration from Central Michigan
University, 2001; B.A. psychology and music
theory/composition from Otterbein University,
1992.
former....
Jay Howser (Feb. to June 2010)
Geri Prado (to Feb.
2010) |
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Rob
Portman: Bob Paduchik
(Feb.
2009) Vice president of client services
at DCI Group, June 2006-Feb. 2009.
President of Agincourt Consultants, LLC, Jan.
2003-June 2006. Ohio campaign manager on
Bush-Cheney '04, Inc. from April 2004.
Deputy Assistant Secretary for
Intergovernmental and External Affairs at the
U.S. Department of Energy, Oct. 2001-Jan.
2003; was a member of the Department of
Defense Transition Team. Executive
director of Bush's Ohio primary (Dec.
1999-March 2000) and general election
campaigns (Aug. 2000 to year's end), while on
leave from position as director of constituent
affairs to Gov. Bob Taft. Political
director on Taft’s 1998 gubernatorial
campaign. Served on the staff of U.S.
Sen. Mike DeWine; Northeast Ohio coordinator
for DeWine’s 1994 U.S. Senate race.
Worked at the Ohio Department of
Transportation during the gubernatorial
administration of George Voinovich.
Bachelor's degree in political science from
the University of Akron, 1989, and an honorary
certificate in applied politics from the Bliss
Institute. Native of Tallmadge,
Ohio.
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OK
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Jim Rogers: did not
actively campaign
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Tom Coburn: ?
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OR
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Ron Wyden:
Jake Weigler
Communications
director at the Oregon Department of
Education, 2009-10. Campaign director
for Healthy Climate Partnership,
2008-09. Executive assistant to the
Attorney General at the Oregon Department of
Justice, 2008. Campaign manager on Steve
Novick for U.S. Senate, 2007-08.
Spokesperson for the Governor, 2006-07.
Research director at Media Matters for
America, 2005-06. Research associate at
the DNC, 2003-05. Campaign manager on
Dingfelder for State Representative,
2002. M.A. in political science from The
University of Texas at Austin, 2001; B.S. in
politics and women's studies from New York
University, 1999. |
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Jim Huffman: Amilyn
Gordon
(Aug. 2010) External affairs
coordinator for Gov. Janice K. Brewer (AZ),
Feb.-Dec. 2009. Finance director for the
Arizona Republican Party, Sept. 2007-Jan.
2009. PAC coordinator for the Washington
Restaurant Association, Oct. 2005-Sept.
2007. Campaign manager on Friends of Karen
Minnis, Apr.-Nov. 2006. Finance director
for the Washington State Republican Party,
Mar.-Oct. 2005. Finance assistant on Dino
Rossi for governor, Jan. 2004-Mar. 2005.
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PA
R+
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Joe Sestak: Rich Sestak
(Joe Sestak's brother) Worked as an
attorney in Philadelphia and Los
Angeles. Southeastern
PA political and field director on Hillary
Clinton for President. Strategist on
Joe Sestak's congressional
campaigns. J.D. and undergraduate
degree from Villanova University.
From Delaware County. |
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Pat Toomey: Mark Harris
(Apr. 2009) Account executive at
Jamestown Associates, Jan.-Apr.
2009. Campaign manager on Hackett
for Congress (PA-10), Dec. 2007-Nov.
2008. Deputy campaign manager on
Ogonowski for Congress (MA special),
Sept.-Oct. 2007. National director
of Students for Saving Social Security,
Nov. 2006-May 2007. Ran for State
House in 2006, defeating an incumbent in
the primary but losing the general
election. Director of grassroots and
policy relations at Americans for
Prosperity, 2004-05. Deputy
political director on Herman Cain's 2004
U.S. Senate campaign in Georgia.
Youth coordinator (vol.) on Toomey's 2004
Senate campaign. B.A. in political
science from The George Washington
University, 2006. Originally from
Mt. Lebanon, PA.
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Alvin Greene:
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SD
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John Thune: unopposed
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UT
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Sam Granato: Marla Kennedy
(Apr. 2010...succeeding Rob Miller), Sam
Granato: Marla Kennedy
(Apr. 2010...succeeding Rob Miller)
Consultant at The Exoro Group in Salt Lake
City from May 2007. Deputy director of
communications for Salt Lake City Corporation,
2009. Head of client services
accreditation for the 15th Asian Games in
Doha, Qatar, Nov. 2005-Feb. 2007.
Fundraising/political consultant on Corroon
for County Mayor, Sept.-Nov. 2004 and
fundraising consultant on Jenny Wilson for
County Council, June-Nov. 2004.
Executive director of the Gun Violence
Prevention Center of Utah, Aug.
2002-Aug. 2004. Senior coordinator for
paralympic accreditation for the 2002
Paralympic Games. Finance director on
Donald Dunn for Congress, 1999-2000. B.S. in
political science from University of Utah,
2006; general studies at Salt Lake Community
College.
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Mike
Lee: Jonathan Reid
(Jan. 2010) Senior legal
counsel-international for Nature's Way-Schwabe
North America, Jan. 2007-Dec. 2009.
General Counsel for Raser Technologies, Inc.,
Dec. 2003-Dec. 2006. Attorney at Strong
& Hanni Law Firm, PC, Sept. 2002-Dec.
2003. Law clerk for Utah Supreme Court
Chief Justice Richard Howe, Jan. 2001-Aug.
2002. Senior legal counsel for Titus
Communications, Inc. in Japan, June 1999-Dec.
20000. J.D. from University of Utah S.J.
Quinney College of Law, 1999; B.A. in Japanese
language and literature from Brigham Young
University, 1996. Missionary in Japan,
Sept. 1991-Sept. 1993. |
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VT
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Patrick
Leahy: Carolyn Dwyer
Management
consultant, has worked on previous Leahy
campaigns. Campaign manager on Rep.
Peter Welch's 2008 and 2006 campaigns.
Directed Vermont fundraising on Howard Dean's
2003-04 presidential campaign. M.P.A.
from The George Washington University, 1995;
B.A. from Alverno College, 1990.
Resident of Essex, VT. |
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Len Britton:
Bradford Boyles
(Sept. 2010,
succeeding Jeffrey Bartley and earlier Dan
Riley) |
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WA
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Patty
Murray: Jeff
Bjornstad
Chief of staff to Sen. Murray from Jan.
2007. Chief of staff to U.S. Rep. Rick
Larsen, Jan. 2001-Dec. 2006. Chief of
staff to U.S. Rep. and state Sen. Adam Smith,
Apr. 1990-Dec. 2000. Executive director
of the Washington State Senate Democratic
Campaign Committee. J.D. from Seattle
University School of Law, 1995; undergraduate
degree from University of Washington, 1990. |
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Dino Rossi:
Pat Shortridge
Formed a consulting
company in 2007. Senior advisor to
Florida U.S. Senate candidate Marco Rubio,
2009-10. Midwest regional political
director at the NRCC, 2009-10. Chief of
staff to U.S. Rep. Mark Kennedy,
2002-06. Worked for U.S. Rep. Dick Armey
for 10 1/2 years. Studied at Macalester
College. Grew up in Winona, MN. |
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Russ
Feingold: George Aldrich
(Mar. 2003)
Director of Feingold's Progressive Patriots
Fund, Dec. 2004-Dec. 2009. Political
director on Barrett for Wisconsin, Mar.-Sept.
2002. Campaign manager on Elizabeth
Burmaster for Wisconsin Schools
Superintendent, Jan.-Apr. 2001. Studied
business/managerial economics at Marquette
University.
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Ron Johnson:
Juston Johnson
(May 2010)
Deputy director of political education at the
RNC, Aug. 2009-May 2010. Political
director for the Republican Party of
Wisconsin, Jan. 2007-Aug. 2009; Wisconsin
Victory director for the RNC, May 2008-Feb.
2009. Camapign manager on Van Hollen for
Attorney General, Nov. 2005-Dec. 2006.
B.A. in political science from University of
Wisconsin Madison, 2002. |
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