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John Carney:
no official campaign manager Campaign
Coordinator Christopher "C.J." Bell
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Julianne Murray: |
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IN
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Woody Myers: Zakiya Thomas
(from Jan. 2020) CEO of Thomas Consulting
Group since Sept. 2014. Deputy national
political director on Kamala Harris for the
People, Oct.-Nov. 2019. Executive director
of National Woman's Party (Sewall-Belmont House
and Museum), Aug. 2018-Feb. 2019. Campaign
manager on Justin Fairfax for Lt. Governor (VA),
Apr. 2016-Nov. 2017. Campaign manager on
Stacey Kincaid for Sheriff and on Bettine Lawton
for Clerk of Court (Fairfax, VA), Feb.-Nov.
2015. Independent contractor, June
2013-July 2014. Campaign manager on Jusin
Fairfax for Virginia, Dec. 2012-June 2013.
M.S. in social work from Columbia University in
the City of New York; B.S. in biological
psychology from College of William and Mary. |
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Eric Holcomb: Kyle Hupfer
(May 2019) Also chairman of the Indiana
Republican Party since Feb. 2017. Chief
administrative officer and general counsel at
IMMI, Aug. 2015-Apr. 2019. Member of Frost
Brown Todd, Dec. 2012-Aug. 2015. VP and
general counsel at ETC ProLiance Energy, Aug.
2006-Dec. 2012. Director of the Indiana
Department of Natural Resources, Jan. 2005-Aug.
2006. Partner at Ice Miller LLP, May
1999-Jan. 2005. J.D. from Indiana
University School of Law, 1998; B.S. in business
administration from Manchester University, 1995. |
Donald Rainwater: Sam Goldstein
(from Aug. 2020) A former LPIN chair,
" active in the Libertarian Party for over
20 years and has managed campaigns for
Libertarian Party candidates at local, state and
Federal levels." |
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MO
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Nicole Galloway: Chris Sloan
(Oct. 2019) Campaign manager on Steve
Sisolak for Governor, July 2018-Oct. 2019.
Director of government affairs (Oct. 2009-July
2018) at IUPAT Finishing Trades
Institute and international legislative
representative at IUPAT (Jan. 2008-Oct.
2009). Master's degree from GSPM at The
George Washington University, 2014; bachelor's
degree in political science and government from
Earlham College, 2007. |
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Mike Parson: Steele Shippy
(Aug. 2019) Communications director to
Gov. Parson, June 2018-Aug. 2019. Deputy
chief of staff to MOSOS Jay Ashcroft, Nov.
2016-June 2018. Campaign manager (Victory
Enterprises) on Ashcroft for Missouri Secretary
of State, Mar.-Nov. 2016. Executive
assistant to candidate on Mike Huckabee for
President, Inc., Jan. 2015-Feb. 2016.
Director of operations at Victory Enterprises,
July 2012-Dec. 2014. B.S. in political
science and government from University of
Missouri-Columbia, 2011. |
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Mike Cooney: Brad Elkins
Campaign manager on Martin Heinrich for U.S.
Senate, 2018. Campaign manager on
Alejandra Campoverdi for Congress in the CA-34
special election, 2017. Deputy campaign
manager for Jason Kander for Senate, 2016.
Nevada state director and Midwest regional
political director on Martin O'Malley's
presidential campaign and earlier political
advisor to O'Malley's O'PAC, 2015. Political
director for Jack Hatch's 2014 campaign for
governor in Iowa. National political
director for the Truman Project.
Co-founder of Democracy, Diplomacy, Development,
and Defense (4D) PAC. B.A. in computer
science/mathematics and international affairs
from Lewis & Clark College. From
Pasadena, CA. |
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Greg Gianforte: Jake Eaton
President/CEO of Ultra Graphics Billings from
Dec. 2012; chairman of WDRP Management in
Billings from Jan. 2016; and president of The
Political Company in Billings from Jan.
2016. Partner at 47 North Communications,
2010-15. Chief of staff on Montanans for
Rehberg (U.S. Senate campaign), 2011-12.
Executive director of the Montana Republican
Party, 2007-08. Grassroots director on
Rehberg for Congress, 2006-07. Field rep.
for U.S. Rep. Denny Rehberg, 2005-06.
Specialist in Company C, 1st Battalion 163rd
Infantry Regiment in Iraq, July 2004-Nov.
2005. Studied political science at
University of Montana, 2001-04; and studied at
Miles Community College, 1991-2001. |
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NH
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Dan Feltes: Nick Taylor
(Sept. 2019) Majority policy director in
the NH State Senate, Dec. 2018-Sept. 2019.
House and Senate caucus director for the NH
Senate Democratic Caucus and Committee to Elect
House Democrats, Dec. 2016-Nov. 2018.
Field director on the Committee to Elect House
Democrats, Mar.-Nov. 2016. Deputy
political director (Nov. 2015-Mar. 2016) and
operations director (Aug.-Nov. 2015) for the NH
Democratic Party. NH political fellow on
Hillary for America, June-Aug. 2015.
Undergraduate degree in public policy from
Hamilton College, 2015. |
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John Sununu: Paul Collins
Also served as campaign manager on Sununu's 2016
and 2018 campaigns. Senior advisor on Gov. John
Kasich's NH primary campaign from May
2015. Campaign manager on Dan Innis' 2014
Republican primary campaign in the 1st CD.
Campaign manager on Ovide Lamontagne's 2012
campaign for governor. Consultant on Jon
Huntsman's 2011-12 NH primary campaign. In
the 2010 cycle he served as senior political
strategist on businessman Bill Binnie's U.S.
Senate campaign for about four months, then
managed Sean Mahoney's unsuccessful bid for the
1st CD seat in the Sept. 2010 primary.
Executive director of the NH Republican Party,
1999. Managed John E. Sununu's
congressional and Senate campaigns, 1996 through
Jan. 2009. Managed Pete Wilson's brief NH
primary effort (summer 1995), then when he
withdrew served as state director on Steve
Forbes NH campaign (from Oct. 1995). District
director to Rep. Charlie Bass to July
1995. During the Administration of
President George H. W. Bush, when John H. Sununu
was chief of staff, he served as Deputy Director
of the Office of National Service (1,000 points
of light) and then Special Assistant to the
President for Political Affairs. Worked
for John H. Sununu starting in 1982, serving key
roles on his three campaigns for governor and as
a gubernatorial aide. NH political
director on Pete du Pont's NH primary
campaign. |
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NC
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Roy
Cooper: Trey Nix
Principal at Lamar Street Communications.
Campaign director for the Democratic Governors
Association in the 2018 cycle. Campaign manager
on Roy Cooper's 2016 win over Gov. Pat
McCrory. Campaign manager on U.S. Sen.
Mark Warner's (VA) 2014 re-election
campaign. Campaign manager on Aneesh
Chopra's 2013 campaign for lieutenant governor
of Virginia. Campaign manager on Paul
Hirschbiel's challenge to U.S. Rep. Scott Rigell
in VA-2 in 2012. Originally from Alabama.
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Dan Forest: Hal
Weatherman
Former chief of staff to Lt. Gov. Dan Forest
and campaign manager of his 2012 and 2016
campaigns. Long-time chief of staff to
U.S. Rep. Sue Myrick; ran eight of Myrick's
re-election campaigns. Master's degree in
communications from Wheaton College, 1993;
B.A. in religion from Wake Forest University,
1991. |
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ND
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Shelley
Lenz: Melissa Vincett
President of Roughrider Strategies, LLC, a North
Dakota consulting firm, since Jan. 2020.
Director of mobilizing for the Green Party of
Canada, Nov. 2018-July 2020. Political and
training director for the North Dakota
Democratic NPL, July-Nov. 2018. Organizer
for UAW 5810 at the University of California,
June-July 2018. Consultant at Weinman
Consulting in Tacoma, WA, June 2012-Mar.
2016. M.B.A. in global marketing
management from City University of Seattle,
2014; B.A. in psychology from University of
Manitoba, 2011. |
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Doug
Burgum: Dawson Schefter
(Oct. 2019) President of Signature
Solutions, LLC in Fargo from Sept. 2014.
Chief of staff at the North Dakota Republican
Party, Mar. 2018-Oct. 2019. Indeependent
consultant to the NDSU Extension Service, Apr.
2016-Jan. 2018. Chairman of ND Young
Republicans, May-Dec. 2017. General laborer at
Schefter Farms, Sept. 2012-May 2017. |
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UT
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Chris
Peterson:
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Spencer
Cox: Austin Cox
Worked in the Herbert administration.
Campaign manager for Our Schools Now, a Nov.
2018 ballot proposal to raise gas taxes to help
fund Utah public schools, 2017-18.
Worked on Gov. Herbert's 2016 re-election
campaign. Managed a successful campaign
for Salt Lake City Council at age 19.
Bachelor's degree in political science and
campaign management from University of Utah,
2014. |
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VT
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David
Zuckerman: Megan Polyte
Executive director of Volunteers for Peace and
has been actively involved with the group since
1989, including serving as U.S. program
coordinator (1999-2000), co-director (1990-93)
and outgoing placement coordinator
(1989-1993). Also lived for five years in
the former Soviet Union. M.S. in education
(2010) and B.S. in management and leadership
(1995) from St. Michael’s College. |
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Phil
Scott: Jason Maulucci
(Sept. 2020) Gubernatorial appointments
and commissions manager in the Office of Gov.
Phil Scott, Dec. 2018-Aug. 2020. Deputy
campaign manager on Phil Scott for Vermont,
May-Nov. 2018. Office of Gov. Phil Scott,
Jan. 2017-May 2018. Field operations on
Phil Scott for Governor, May-Nov. 2016.
Bachelor's degree in political science,
economics from University of Vermont, 2017;
president of the UVM Student Government
Association, Apr. 2015-Apr. 2017. |
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WA
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Jay Inslee:
Molly Keenan
(Oct. 2019) Director of operations on Jay
Inslee for America, Mar.-Oct. 2019.
District director for U.S. Rep. Suzan DelBene,
Jan. 2017-Mar. 2019. Deputy campaign
manager (Jan.-Dec. 2016) and political director
(June-Dec. 2015) on Jay Inslee for
Washington. Director of Boards &
Commissions in the Office of Gov. Jay Inslee,
Feb. 2013-May 2015. Deputy fundraising
director on Jay Inslee for Washington, Mar.-Dec.
2012. Deputy state finance director on
Montanans for Tester, Jan. 2011-Mar. 2012.
Fundraising associate on People for Patty
Murray, June-Nov. 2010. Marketing director
for SmartPlug Systems, June 2008-Nov.
2009. Staff assistant in the U.S. Senate,
Feb.-Dec. 2007. B.B.A. and B.S. in finance
and political science from University of
Portland, 2006. |
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Loren
Culp: Christopher Gergen
Founder (2015) and principal at Dark Horse
Political. Oregon political director for
the Trump campaign in 2016. Republican
nominee for Oregon House in District 12 in
2014. A managing advisor in the financial
services sector. Served in the U.S. Navy
from 2001-06. |
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WV
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Ben Salango:
Grant Herring
(Dec. 2019) Campaign manager on Rocky
Adkins for Governor (KY), Jan.-May 2019.
Communications director on Manchin for West
Virginia, Sept. 2017-Nov. 2018. Press
secretary to Gov. Jim Justice, Jan.-Aug.
2017. Communications director on Jim
Justice for Governor, Aug. 2015-Nov.
2016. Deputy communications director on
Mark Pryor for U.S. Senate (AR), Jan.-Nov.
2014. Communications director on Ralph
Northam for Lt. Governor, June-Nov.
2013. Communications director and
spokesman on John Tierney for Congress,
May-Nov. 2012. Communications director
to Virginia Sen. Dick Saslaw, Jan.-Dec.
2011. Communications director (Jan.
2008-Dec. 2010) and deputy finance director
(2008-09) on Connolly for Congress (VA).
B.A. in government and international politic
from George Mason University, 2010. |
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Jim Justice:
Roman Stauffer
(Sept. 2019) President of Capitol
Strategies, LLC, an advisory firm in
Charleston. Executive director of West
Virginia Citizens Against Lawsuit Abuse,
Jan.-Dec. 2013. Executive director of
The New Majority Fund, Del. Troy Andes'
leadership PAC, Jan. 2012-Jan. 2014.
Deputy political director and campaign
scheduler on Bill Maloney for West Virginia,
July-Nov. 2011. Communications director
for the West Virginia Chamber, Apr. 2010-June
2011. Chief of staff to Senate Minority
Leader Don Caruth, Jan.-Oct. 2009.
Campaign manager on Beth Walker for Supreme
Court, Nov. 2007-Nov. 2008. Lead advance
representative on Fred Thompson for President,
Aug. 2007-Jan. 2008. Field
representative for the Virginia Senate
Republican Leadership Trust, Apr.-Aug.
2007. Legislative aide for Senate
Minority Leader Dn Caruth, Jan.-Mar.
2007. B.S. in business administration
from Concord University, 2004.
and
Stauffer succeeded Mike Lukach, whom Justice
had announced as his campaign manager on Apr.
15, 2019. |
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