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AL
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Yolanda
Flowers:
former Roshanique Taylor
Candidate for Birmingham City Council District 5
in 2021. Experience includes contract
benefits specialist for Aflac, security guard,
behavioral heath technician, assistant store
manager, sales associate, caregiver,
receptionist and secretary. A.S. in adult
health nurse/nursing from Jefferson State
Community College, 2018; studied biology,
general at Virginia College of Birmingham. |
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Kay
Ivey: William Califf
(Oct. 2021) Legislative liaison and deputy
communications director in the Alabama Office of
the Attorney General, Nov. 2020-Oct. 2021.
Communications director for the Alabama Senate
President Pro Tem, Nov. 2014-Nov. 2020.
Campaign manager on Marsh for Senate, Jan.-Nov.
2014. Political director for Connecticut
Republicans, May 2013-Jan. 2014. Deputy
Victory director and AB/EV director for Colorado
Republicans, June-Nov. 2012. Virginia
organizational director on Romney for President,
Aug. 2011-Jan. 2012. Legislative liaison
for Gov. Robert Bentley, Feb--July 2011. Field
director for the Alabama Republican Party,
Apr.-Nov. 2010. Studied political science
at the University of Alabama. |
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AK
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Les
Gara: Nate Graham
(Aug. 2021) Legislative aide for state
Sen. Bill Wielechowski from Jan. 2017-Jan. 2022;
also managed Wielechowski's 2020 re-election
campaign. Communications director on Vote
Yes for Alaska's Fair Share, Aug. 2019-Nov.
2020; researcher on Dr. Al Gross for U.S.
Senate, July-Nov. 2020. B.A. in political
science from University of Alaska Anchorage,
2017. |
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Mike
Dunleavy: Jordan Shilling
Special assistant (from Dec. 2019) and
communications specialist (Dec. 2018-Dec. 2019)
in the Office of Gov. Mike Dunleavy. Also,
owner of Alaska Targeting from Jan. 2012.
Legislative aide in the Alaska State
Legislature, Jan. 2013-Dec. 2018. B.A. in
political science (2012) and A.A.S. in emergency
services, paramedicine (2009) from University of
Alaska Fairbanks. |
Bill Walker: T.J.
Presley
(Feb. 2022...campaign
manager/consultant) Deputy director of
the Alaska Redistricting Board, Dec. 2020-Feb.
2022.. Legislative aide (Jan. 2011-Dec.
2020) and chief of staff (Sept. 2015-Oct.
2017) to several legislators in the Alaska
State Legislature. Policy advisor to the
Alaska Division of Oil and Gas, Oct. 2017-Dec.
2018. Campaign manager/consultant on
statewide referendum campaign, Apr.-Aug.
2014. General manager for Sodexo,
managing a Starbucks in a large hospital, Jan.
2006-Jan. 2010. Master's degree in
business administration and management,
finance from Alaska Pacific University;
bachelor's degree in political science and
government from University of Alaska
Anchorage. |
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AZ
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Katie
Hobbs: Nicole DeMont
(announced Mar. 15, 2022) Deputy national
political director at the National Democratic
Redistricting Committee. Senior advisor /
consultant to the DCCC, Fall 2020.
California state director on Elizabeth Warren's
presidential campaign, reported Aug. 2019.
Worked on Nikki Foster's congressional campaign
OH-1. Campaign manager on Susana Mendoza
for Chicago Mayor, Dec. 2018-Feb. 2019.
Campaign manager on Debbie Mucarsel-Powell's
campaign for Congress in FL-26, July -Nov.
2018. Campaign manager on Bryan Caforio's
2018 primary campaign in CA-25, 2017-18.
Western regional research director and research
analyst at the DCCC July 2014-Dec. 2016.
Communications assistant on Mike Honda for
Congress, Sept. 2013-June 2014. M.A. in
communications and B.A. in political science
from Stanford University, 2014. Southern
California native.
succeeded
Andrew Markoff
(Jan.-Dec. 2021) Campaign manager on
Debbie Mucarsel-Powell's congressional
campaign (FL), Jan. 2020-Jan. 2021.
Campaign manager on John Walsh for Colorado,
Apr. 2019-Jan. 2020. Campaign manager on
Kathleen Williams for Congress (MT), Jan.-Nov.
2018. Director of data and analytics for
the Democratic Party of Virginia, July-Nov.
2017. Deputy finance director and deputy
data and analytics director on Jon Ossoff for
Congress (GA), Feb.-June 2017. Ohio deputy
data and analytics director (Mar.-Nov. 2016) and
field organizer (Dec. 2015-Mar. 2016) on Hillary
for America. Product analytics for
Dropbox, Aug. 2014-Sept. 2015. B.S. in
foreign service from Georgetown University,
2014. |
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Kari
Lake: described herself as her own
campaign manager. |
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AR
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Chris
Jones: Rhonna-Rose
Akama-Makia
(June 2021) Director of engagement (from
June 2021) and senior advisor (Jan.-June 2021)
at Think Rubix. Campaign manager on Jana
Sanchez for Texas, Feb.-May 2021. Campaign
manager (Mar.-Nov. 2020) and communications
director (Dec. 2019-Mar. 2020) on Joyce Elliott
for Congress (AR); also campaign manager
(Jan.-Mar. 2020) and communications director
(Oct.-Dec. 2019) on Ryan Davis for AR HD
34. Human resources director (June
2017-Feb. 2020) and statewide outreach director
(June 2016-June 2017) for Arkansas Community
Foundation. Program director for Just
Communities of Arkansas, June 2010-June
2016. Studied at Hendrix College.
Little Rock native, second-generation African
immigrant.
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Sarah Huckabee
Sanders: Chris Caldwell
(Feb. 2021). Member of the White House
Opportunity and Revitalization Council, Apr.
2019-Jan. 2021, and federal co-chairman of the
Delta Regional Authority, Jan. 2018-Jan.
2021. Senior project director for Sen.
John Boozman, Jan. 2011-Dec. 2017.
Campaign manager on Boozman for Arkansas, June
2015-Dec. 2016. Political director on Boozman
for Arkansas, Feb.-Dec. 2010 (SHS was campaign
manager). South Carolina state director on
Huckabee for President, July 2007-Aug.
2008. Sales manager at Owens Murphy in
Little Rock, 2004-07. Sales rep. for
Landers CDJR, 2003-04. Field
representative on Hutchison for U.S. Senate,
2002. Bachelor's degree in communication
from University of Arkansas, 2001. |
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CA
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Gavin
Newsom: Juan Rodriguez
Rodriguez managed Newsom's campaign against the
recall and is a partner at Bearstar
Strategies (previously SCRB Strategies and
earlier SCN Strategies) from Jan. 2017.
Campaign manager on Kamala Harris for the People
presidential campaign, Jan.-Dec. 2019.
Campaign manager on Harris' 2016 campaign for
U.S. Senate from Nov. 2015. Senior advisor
in the Office of Attorney General Harris,
2013-15. Director of state relations for
Los Angeles Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa,
2009-13. M.B.A. from Pepperdine
University; B.A. in political science from
UCLA. |
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Brian
Dahle: Erik Brahms
Experience includes chief of staff to
Assemblywoman Megan Dahle.
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CO
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Jared
Polis: Sarah Andrews
(July 2021) Chief of staff at the Colorado
Office of Economic Development and International
Trade, Jan. 2019-May 2021. Coordinated
Campaign director for the Colorado Democratic
Party, June-Nov. 2018. GOTV director on
Polis for Colorado, Dec. 2017-June 2018.
Regional director for Sen. Michael Bennet,
Mar.-Sept. 2017. Deputy organizing
director for Boulder, Fort Collins/youth vote
director (Apr.-Nov. 2016), regional organizing
director in Boulder, CO and Tempe, AZ
(Feb.-March 2016); organizer in Cedar Rapids,
Iowa (April 2015-Feb. 2016) on Hillary for
America. Regional organizer for the Center
for American Progress, Aug. 2014-Jan.
2015. B.A. in political science, peace and
conflict studies from University of Colorado at
Boulder, 2014; president of College Democrats at
the University, May-Nov. 2014. |
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Heidi
Ganahl: Asa Dyer
initial campaign manager Tiffany Coolidge
(Sept. to end of Oct. 2021) Owner of Blunt
Force Training, June-Dec. 2020. Political
consultant and manager, Jan, 2007-Dec.
2010,. Campaign manager on Mark Hillman
for State Treasurer, Dec. 2006-Dec. 2007.
Legislative liaison for Alliance, Dec. 2005-Dec.
2006. Campaign manager on Shawn Mitchell's
campaign in SD23, Dec. 2003-Nov. 2004.
Deputy director on Victory 2002/Citizens for
Bill Owens., May-Nov. 2002. Deputy
director of Advocate Corps for Gov. Bill Owens,
2001-02. Studied at University of Colorado
Denver.
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Ned
Lamont: Dan Morrocco
Worked on Sen. Elizabeth Warren's presidential
campaign. A senior political advisor for
the DSCC, 2017-18. Special advisor to Sen.
Warren, Jan.-Oct. 2017. Advisor to Sen.
Warren, 2015. Research director on the
Markey Senate campaign in Massachusetts,
Feb.-June 2013. Research director on
Richard Carmona for Arizona, 2012. Deputy
scheduler to U.S. Sen. Sheldon Whitehouse, Apr.
2009-June 2010. B.A. in history,
international relations from Boston University,
2007. |
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Bob
Stefanowski: Pat Sasser
(succeeded Dan Carter, who left Aug. 1,
2022) Stamford firefighter and co-founder
of No Tolls CT. Campaign manager on Ryan
Fazio's win in the Aug. 17, 2021 special
election in State Senate District 36.
Campaign manager on Michael Fedele's campaign
for Mayor of Stamford, 2013.
Dan Carter ...to Aug. 1, 2022
Principal at Carter McBride, LLC consulting from
Jan. 2017; realtor/owner at Carter Realty in
Bethel from Jan. 2021. Director of pilot
recruiting and retention (Aug. 2017-Feb. 2022)
and business development (May 2019-Jan. 2021) at
Tradewind Aviation. Vice president of
Heritage Recruiting Group, LLC, Apr. 2017-May
2019. Republican nominee for U.S. Senate
in 2016. State representative (2nd
Assembly District) in the Connecticut General
Assembly, Jan. 2011-Jan. 2017.
Representative for Pfizer, Feb. 1999-Oct.
2012. Served in the U.S. Air Force
including as a C-130 pilot and T-1A instructor
pilot, 1991-99. M.A.S. in airport
management from Embry-Riddle Aeronautical
University, 1995; B.A. in political science from
Bowling Green State University, 1989. |
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Charlie Crist: Sydney
Throop [from Oct. 19, 2022,
previously deputy campaign manager]
Campaign manager on Crist's 2020
re-election. Mass. state director, Iowa
deputy organizing director, outreach coordinator
on Pete for America. Iowa regional
organizer for Reason to Believe PAC (Deval
Patrick) from Sept. 2018. Field director
(May-Sept. 2018) and regional organizer
(Jan.-April 2018) for Committee to Elect Josh
Zakim (MA). Organizing director (May
2017-Jan. 2018) and community organizer (June
2016-May 2017) at Fair Shot For All
(Boston). Event organizer for Food Tank,
Feb.-April 2017. B.S. in public relations,
communication and media studies from Boston
University, 2016.
Austin Durrer [left the campaign
Oct. 19, 2022, after arrest in domestic violence
case]
Chief of staff
to U.S. Rep. Crist from Dec. 2016. Chief
of staff and data coalitions director in the
Economics & Statistics Administration at
the U.S. Department of Commerce, May 2014-Dec.
2016. Chief of staff (July 2009-May
2014), communications director/deputy chief of
staff (July 2007-June 2009), press secretary
(Mar. 2005-June 2007), legislative assistant
(Mar. 2003-Feb. 2005), legislative
correspondent (June 2002-Feb. 2003) and staff
assistant (Aug. 2001-May 2002) to U.S. Rep.
James Moran (VA). M.B.A. from The Johns
Hopkins University-Carey Business School,
2009; bachelor's degree in economics and
political science from UNC at Chapel Hill,
2001.
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Ron DeSantis: Generra
Peck
President of P2/Pathway Public Affairs.
Previously vice president for infrastructure and
economic development at McGuireWoods Consulting
LLC. Deputy Director of Legislative
Affairs & Policy Development, Assistant
Director of Legislative Affairs & Strategic
Initiatives, and Special Assistant for Commerce
and Trade to Gov. Bob McDonnell
(VA). Worked on McDonnell's campaign for
governor in 2009. M.B.A. from University
of Virginia Darden School of Business, 2016;
B.S./B.A. in business administration/marketing
from University of Richmond, 2009. |
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GA
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Stacey
Abrams: Lauren Groh-Wargo
CEO of Fair Fight Action, a revitalized version
of New Georgia Project founded by Abrams after
the 2018 campaign. Campaign manager on
Abrams' 2018 campaign. Served as Abrams'
top aide at her two foundations, Third Sector
Development (which ran the New Georgia Project)
and Voter Access Institute. Deputy
executive director at the Ohio Democratic
Party, 2009-Apr. 2011. Southwest Ohio
regional director for America Votes.
Worked on a school levy campaign in
Cincinnati. Organized tenants to fight
their landlords for better living conditions in
Brooklyn, New York. Undergraduate degree
in economics from American University.
Grew up near Cleveland, OH. |
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Brian
Kemp: Bobby Saparow
(Jan. 2021) President of RMS Strategies in
Marietta from July 2015. Chief of staff to
Rep. Drew Ferguson, June 2017-Jan. 2021.
Campaign manager on Drew Ferguson for Congress
(GA), Feb.-Nov. 2016. Southeastern
regional director on Carson America, June
2015-Feb. 2016. Deputy campaign manager on
Rick W. Allen for Congress (GA), June-Nov.
2014. Finance consultant to Matt Rosendale
for Montana, Feb.-June 2014. Finance
director (Nov. 2013-June 2014) and director of
operations (Jan.-Nov. 2013) on Gingrey for
Congress (GA). Regional manager for the
North Carolina Republican Party, Aug. 2012-Jan.
2013. Regional political director for
Greensboro/Winston-Salem on Romney for
President, June-Aug. 2012. Regional
political director on Montanans for Rehberg,
Jan.-June 2012. Intern with the SC
Republican Party, July 2011-Jan. 2012.
B.A. in political science, history from
University of South Carolina, 2011. |
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Josh
Green: Elizabeth Skillin
(Feb. 2022) Owner of Mean Mango Integrated
Marketing since Nov. 2013. Director of
communications for the State of Hawaii,
2021-Jan. 2022. Online marketing for Aqua
Hospitality, Aug. 2012-Nov. 2013.
Marketing for Sodexo, Feb. 2009-Aug. 2012.
B.A. in marketing / business from University of
Hawaii West Oahu, 2012. |
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Stephen
Heidt: senior advisor Michelle Vincent
Chair of the Elmore County Democratic Party.
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Brad
Little: Hayden Rogers
(June 2021) Special assistant for
intergovernmental affairs to Gov. Little, Apr.
2019-June 2021. Government affairs at
Risch Pisca PLLC, Jan.-Apr. 2019. Field
director on Brad Little for Governor, Jan.
2018-Jan. 2019. Bachelor's degree in
American government and politics from Boise
State University. |
Ammon Bundy: Wendy Leatham
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IL
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J.B. Pritzker:
Mike Ollen
(announced July 23, 2021) Advisor to
U.S. Rep. Stephanie Murphy (FL), May-July
2021. Deputy campaign manager on Sara
Gideon for Maine, Jan.-Dec. 2020. New
Hampshire state director on Beto for America,
May-Nov. 2019. State director (May
2017-May 2019) and deputy state director
(Jan.-May 2017) to U.S. Sen. Maggie
Hassan. Political director on Maggie
Hassan for New Hampshire, Mar.-Dec. 2016.
Deputy political director on Hillary Clinton's
NH primary campaign, Apr. 2015-Feb. 2016.
Associate at Hilltop Public Solutions,Jan-Apr.
2015. Deputy political director on Shaheen
for Senate, April-Dec. 2014. Constituent
services coordinator/veterans and military
families liaison for U.S. Rep. Annie Kuster,
Jan. 2013-April 2014. Regional field
director in Strafford County for Obama for
America, July-Nov. 2012; field organizer for
Organizing for America-NH in Nashua, Feb.-July
2012. Inventory manager for Boston City
Properties, March 2011-Feb. 2012. Speech
writing assistant in the Office of Gov. Deval
Patrick, Sept. 2011-Jan. 2012. B.A. in
communications, public advocacy and rhetoric
from Northeastern University, 2011.
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Darren Bailey:
Jose Durbin
(Jan. 2021) Legislative assistant to
Bailey from Jan. 2019 and political staffer on
Bailey's campaigns from Jan. 2018.
Legislative assistant to state Sen. Kyle
McCarter, Jan,. 2017-Jan. 2019. Southern
Illinois director for Isaiah Consulting Group,
Jan. 2017-Jan. 2019. B.S. in political
science and government from Eastern Illinois
University, 2016; A.A. in general studies from
Southern Illinois College, 2015. >
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Deidre DeJear: LaVanna
Martinez
(June 2022) Senior political manager at
Run for Something, July 2020-June 2022.
National engagement coordinator (Feb.-Mar.
2020), regional political director in Des Moines
(Dec. 2019-Feb. 2020) and organizer in Urbandale
(Oct.-Nov. 2019) on Pete for America. Lead
organizer for Women's March Alliance, Women's
March on NYC, Nov. 2017-Dec. 2019. Client
relationship manager at IBISWorld (NYC), Aug.
2018-Oct. 2019. Senior event sales
coordinator for Bowlero Corporation, Oct.
2015-Aug. 2018. Server and assistant
events manager at The Cuban Bar and Restaurant
Hoboken, 2015. Private events coordinator
at The Capital Grille Chrysler Building location
in New York, 2012-13; started as host,
2011-12. Bachelor's degree in fashion
merchandising from Howard University,
2011.
...succeeded Cynthia Sebian-Lander
(May 2021-Apr. 2022) Coordinated Campaign
director for the Montana Democratic Party,
Apr.-Dec. 2020. Iowa state director on
Julián Castro presidential campaign, Mar.
2019-Jan. 2020. Campaign manager on DeJear
for Iowa (Secretary of State), Jan.-Nov.
2018. Campaign manager on Sara Dady for
Congress (IL), Aug. 2017-Jan. 2018.
Campaign manager on Tilly for Delegate (VA),
Feb.-June 2017. GOTV director in Iowa on
Hillary for America, Aug.-Nov. 2016.
Project specialist at the League of Women
Voters, Jan. 2015-July 2016. Voter
education director on Alaska Victory '14,
July-Nov. 2014. Field director on Mark
Levine for Congress (VA), Feb.-June 2014.
ACA deputy canvass manager for Planned
Parenthood, Nov. 2013-Feb. 2014. Northern
Virginia director for Every Child Matters,
April-Nov. 2013. Project organizer for
Virginia Organizing, Nov. 2012-March 2013.
Field organizer in Fairfax, VA on Obama for
America, April-Nov. 2012. Wind energy
field organizer for the Chesapeake Climate
Action Network, Feb.-April 2012. Organizer
for AFSCME, Nov. 2010-Nov. 2011. Field
organizer for the New Hampshire Democratic
Party, Aug.-Nov. 2010. M.S. in
environmental advocacy and organizing from
Antioch University New England, 2010; B.A. in
environmental studies from Washington College,
2007.
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Kim Reynolds: Tom
Longpre
(Aug. 2021) Account executive at Majority
Strategies, Jan. 2020-July 2021. Director
of political and production operations at
Content Creative Media, LLC, Mar. 2019-Jan.
2020. Senior strategy director at Majority
Strategies, Sept. 2015-Feb. 2019.
Campaign manager for a state representative
candidate, Apr.-July 2015. Director of
operations on Mike Kowall for Majority Floor
Leader, Aug.-Nov. 2014; campaign manager on Mike
Kowall for Senate, June-Nov. 2014. Degree
in political science, pre-law from Michigan
State University, 2014. |
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Laura Kelly: Shelbi
Dantic
(Dec. 2021) Campaign manager on Carolyn
Bourdeaux for Congress (GA), 2020 [only seat to
flip R to D; in Oct. 2021 the American
Association of Political Consultants named
Dantic "Campaign Manager of the Year,
Non-Statewide" for her work on the
campaign]. Worked at Blue Leadership
Collaborative. Deputy campaign manager on
Sen. Jon Tester's 2018 re-election.
Political director at Montana Conservation
Voters. Degree in political science from
University of Montana, 2014. From
Missoula. |
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Derek Schmidt: CJ Grover
(June 2021) Communications director for
the Kansas Republican Party, Aug. 2020-Apr.
2021. Ran Plains PAC, which supported
Roger Marshall in the 2020 Republican U.S.
Senate primary. Spokesman for AG Schmidt
from Jan. 2019. Communications director
(Dec. 2015-Jan. 2019) and press secretary (Nov.
2014-Dec. 2015) to U.S. Rep. Kevin Yoder
(KS-3). Campaign manager on Yoder for
Congress, Jan.-Nov. 2018. Communications
director on Yoder for Congress, June-Nov.
2016. Deputy military legislative
assistant to U.S. Sen. Pat Roberts, Sept.
2012-Nov. 2014. Field coordinator on Yoder
for Congress, May-Sept. 2012. J.D. from
University of Kansas School of Law, 2012; B.S.
in finance from The University of Kansas,
2009. |
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Janet Mills: Alexandra
Raposo
(Nov. 2021) Deputy campaign manager on
Warnock for Georgia, Apr. 2020-Mar. 2021.
Chief of staff at Numero, Sept. 2019-Apr.
2020. Senior director for campaign
fundraising (Feb. 2018-Mar. 2019) and campaign
finance advisor (Feb. 2017-Feb. 2018) at EMILY's
List. Finance director on Missourians for
Kander, Feb. 2015-Nov. 2016. Finance
director on Romanoff for Congress, May 2013-Nov.
2014. State Party Victory Fund manager at
the DNC, May 2011-Apr. 2013. Wisconsin
deputy operations director on Obama for America,
Oct.-Nov. 2012. Finance assistant on Betsy
Markey for Congress, May-Nov. 2010. Staff
assistand/legislative correspondent in the U.S.
House, Feb. 2009-Feb. 2010. Field director
on Adam Smith for Congress, June-Nov.
2008. B.A. in politics and government from
University of Puget Sound. |
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Paul LePage: Joe
Turcotte
(July 2021) President of Turcotte
Consulting & Creative Strategies, from Nov.
2020. Maine state director for the RNC,
July 2017-Nov. 2020. Political director
(Dec. 2014-July 2017) and state field director
(Nov. 2013-Nov. 2014) for the Maine Republican
Party. Field staffer for the Maine
Republican Party, July-Aug. 2013.
Legislative aide for Maine Senate Republicans,
Aug.-Dec. 2012. B.A. in political science
and government from Assumption College, 2012.
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MD
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Wes Moore: Ned Miller
(June 2021) Most recently campaign manager
on U.S. Rep. Abby Finkenauer's 2020 re-election
campaign in IA-1, where she narrowly lost to
Ashley Hinson. Also worked on Enyart for
Congress in IL-12 in 2014. |
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Dan Cox: Zach Werrell
(announced Aug. 5, 2022) Campaign
strategist, June 2013-Nov. 2018. Campaign
manager on Denver Riggleman for Governor (VA),
Dec. 2016-Mar. 2017. Campaign manager on
Tom Garrett for Congress in VA-5, Feb.-Nov.
2016. Campaign manager on Dave Brat's
upset primary win over House Majority Leader
Eric Cantor in VA-7, Dec. 2013-June 2014.
Campaign manager on Mark Berg for Delegate
(Winchester, VA), June-Nov. 2013. J.D.
from The University of Texas Law School,
2022. B.A. from Haverford College, 2013. |
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Maura Healey: Jason
Burrell
(Mar. 2022) On leave from position as
associate at Mintz in Boston, started there in
Sept. 2019 (also a summer associate there in
2018 and 2017). Special assistant (June
2014-Sept. 2016) and regional director (Jan.
2013-May 2014) to Sen. Elizabeth Warren.
Regional field director on Elizabeth Warren for
MA, Mar. 2012-Jan. 2013. Advance/body on
City Councilor Tito H. Jackson's campaign,
June-Nov. 2011. J.D. from Northeastern
University School of Law, 2019; B.A. in legal
studies from University of Massachusetts
Amherst, 2011. |
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Geoff Diehl: Amanda
Orlando
Office manager at the Gloucester law firm of
Orlando & Associates. Elected to the
MA GOP State Committee for the 1st Essex and
Middlesex District in 2017. M.A. in
teaching English from Salem State College; B.A.
from Boston College, 2001. |
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Gretchen Whitmer: Preston
Elliott
(reported June 23, 2021) Campaign manager
on M.J. Hegar's 2020 campaign for U.S. Senate in
Texas. Campaign manager on California
state Treasurer John Chiang's 2018 Democratic
primary campaign for governor. Deputy
executive director at the DSCC in the 2016
cycle. Campaign manager on Sen. Kay
Hagan's 2013-14 re-election campaign.
Campaign manager on Sen. Jon Tester's 2012
re-election campaign. Nevada Coordinated
Campaign director in 2010, helping to re-elect
Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid. Deputy
political director at the DSCC in 2008.
Worked as a field director on Montana Democrats'
Coordinated Campaign in 2006; former Alaska Gov.
Tony Knowles' 2004 U.S. Senate race; Rep. Dick
Gephardt's Iowa caucus campaign; Sen. Tim
Johnson (SD)'s 2002 re-election campaign; and an
Illinois legislative race in 2000.
Graduate of Lake Forest College. Grew up
in Billings, Montana. |
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Tim Walz: Nicole Johnson
Southern federal and gubernatorial director at
EMILY's List, Apr. 2019-Apr. 2021.
Political desk-IE at DCCC, Apr.-Dec. 2018.
Campaign manager on Delgado for Congress, May
2017-Apr. 2018. Campaign manager on Heinz
for Arizona, July-Nov. 2016. Campaign
manager on Steve Williams for Congress, Nov.
2015-June 2016. Campaign manager on
Buchwald for Delegate, May-Nov. 2015.
Finance director on Patrick Henry Hays for
Congress (AR), Jan.-Nov. 2014. Finance
director on Friends of Farinholt (Newport News,
VA), May-Nov. 2013. Finance director on
Friends of John Callahan, Feb.-May 2013.
Finance assistant on Kreitlow for Congress,
July-Nov. 2012. Studied at University of
Pennsylvania. |
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Scott Jensen: Angela
Cooperman
(Mar. 2021) Also started Valkyrie
Strategies LLC political consulting firm in Mar.
2021, and is a real estate agent for eXp Realty
since July 2021. Political director on
Jason Lewis for U.S. Senate, Jan.-Nov.
2020. Finance director for the Republican
Party of Minnesota, Sept. 2019-Jan. 2020.
Director of development and partnerships at
Spare Key, Nov. 2018-July 2019.
Constituent services representative to U.S. Rep.
Jason Lewis, Apr. 2017-Nov. 2018. Studied
at St. Petersburg College and Eckerd College. |
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NE
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Carol Blood: As of June
2022, Sen. Blood: is managing the campaign;
senior staffer is statewide field director Brian
Reitz. |
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Jim Pillen: Kenny
Zoeller
(Apr. 2021) Chief government performance
officer for the State of Nebraska, Jan.
2019-Apr. 2021. Executive director of the
Nebraska Republican Party, Jan. 2017-Jan.
2019. Policy advisor to Gov. Pete
Ricketts, Dec. 2015-Jan. 2017. Legislative
aide to Sen. Mark Kolterman, Jan,-Dec.
2015. CD-1 field director on Pete Ricketts
for Governor, Jan,. 2014-Jan. 2015.
Bachelor's degree in history from Concordia
University, Nebraska, 2013. |
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NV
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Steve Sisolak: Sam
Barrett
Experience includes work at the DCCC in the 2020
cycle, and campaign manager on Brad Ashford's
2016 campaign for Congress in Nebraska. |
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Joe Lombardo: Matthew
Brasseux
(Sept. 2021) Deputy director of strategic
initiatives (Feb. 2020-Sept. 2021), director of
targeted engagement (June 2019-Sept. 2021) and
director of evangelical engagement (May 18-Sept.
2021) at the RNC. Sales/government
relations for Dallas Door & Supply Company,
Apr. 2015-Feb. 2018. Public policy
consultant at Dean International, Jan. 2012-Mar.
2014. Studied business marketing at
Midwestern State University. |
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NH
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Tom Sherman: Kelly Roberts
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Chris Sununu: Paul Collins
Also served as
campaign manager on Sununu's 2016, 2018 and
2020 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, Collins 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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NM
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Michelle Lujan
Grisham: several.
...started with Hilary Boris, then Margaret
Jarosz, then Alex Freedman. Freedman had
to leave due to health reasons and the
campaign finished the last couple of months
with no one holding the campaign manager
title:
Alex Freedman
(June 2022) Lead, advocacy and external
affairs for Success Academy Charter Schools
(NY), Dec. 2021-Aug. 2022. Political
consultant in New York, May 2020-Nov.
2021. Deputy director for the remote
Iowa Caucus, Nov. 2019. Iowa deputy
political director on Beto for America,
May-Nov. 2019. Campaign
manager on Tim Gannon’s 2018 campaign for Iowa
Secretary of Agriculture; finance director on
Boulton for Iowa, 2018. Campaign manager
on Vince Chirciro for NYC City Council,
2017. Colorado border state director on
Hillary Clinton's campaign, Jun.-Dec. 2016.
Regional field director in Waterloo on Martin
O’Malley's presidential campaign from June
2015-Mar. 2016. Campaign manager on Rostom
Sakissian for L.A. City Council, Jan.-March
2015. Field organizer for the Iowa
Democratic Party, May-Nov. 2014.
Research analyst/tracker at Friends of Chris
Murphy, June-Nov. 2012. B.A. in
international relations and affairs from
Syracuse University, 2013.
Margaret Jarosz
(Mar. 2022) Campaign manager on Nick for
Oregon (Kristof for governor), Nov. 2021-Apr.
2022. Traffic manager at Resonance
Campaigns, July 2020-Jan. 2021. Iowa
caucus director on Beto for America, Mar.-Dec.
2019. Senior
trip advisor to Sen. Sherrod Brown (OH), when
he was considering a presidential
run. Chief organizational officer
on Fred Hubbell for Governor, June-Dec.
2018. Campaign manager on Pete for Iowa,
Jan.-July 2018. Field manager for 270
Strategies, Aug. 2017-Jan. 2018.
Distributed organizing director on Tom
Periello for Governor, Feb.-July 2017.
Field director in Manchester, NH for NextGen
Climate, Aug. 2016-Jan. 2017. Regional
director for Dubuque on Bernie 2016, then to
Nebraska, Wisconsin, and concluded as deputy
field director in So. Calif.. Northeast
regional field director on Run Warren
Run. Field organizer on the Wendy Davis
for Governor campaign in Texas, Sept.-Nov.
2014. Campaign manager on Sara Geenen
for Wisconsin State Assembly, March-Aug.
2014. Volunteered with the campaign to
recall Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker (March-June
2012) and with President Obama’s re-election
campaign (Sept.-Nov. 2012). Milwaukee
native. Attended Loyola University
Chicago. |
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Mark
Ronchetti: Jeff Glassburner
(reported by Politico Aug. 12, 2022) Campaign manager for
Karrin Taylor Robson in the Aug. 2, 2022
Arizona Republican primary for governor
(finished second to Kari Lake).
Campaign manager on Ronchetti's 2020 U.S.
Senate campaign. Studied
government/international affairs at
Augustana University. Originally from
Gretna, NE.
Jessica
Hanson
(for the primary) Experience includes
executive director of the Nevada Republican
Party for Fall 2020 and into 2021, and
previously worked for the Republican Party
of Florida. Attended University of
Florida.
and note:
According to veteran New Mexico political
reporter Joe Monahan, Jay McCleskey,
president at McCleskey Media Strategies in
Albuquerque, was "the real power in the
campaign." McCleskey served as the
lead consultant on Susana Martinez's 2010
and 2014 campaigns for governor and as her
chief political advisor during her two terms
in office; he has more than 20 years
experience working in New Mexico politics.
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NY
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Kathy Hochul: Brian
Lenzmeier
Experience includes manager on Missoula
businesswoman Whitney Williams' campaign for the
2020 Democratic gubernatorial nomination in
Montana, senior advisor on Rebecca Holcombe's
campaign for the 2020 Democratic gubernatorial
nomination in Vermont. Campaign manager on
Suzanna Shkreli's campaign for Congress in MI-8,
2016. Research director on Hochul's 2011
congressional campaign.
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Lee Zeldin: Eric Amidon
Senior advisor (May 2021-Jan. 2022) and chief of
staff/t (Jan. 2015-Apr. 2021) and transition
aide to Rep. Zeldin; campaign manager on
Zeldin's 2014 campaign. Attorney at
Zaklukiewicz, Puzo & Morrissey, LLP, Sept.
2012-Nov. 2014. Political director on
Treadwell for Congress, 2008. J.D. from
Touro College; M.P.A. from Marist College;
bachelor's degree from University of Albany
SUNY.
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OH
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Nan Whaley: Brian
Sowyrda
(May 2022, succeeding Hagner) Chief of
staff to U.S. Rep. Xochitl Torres Small (NM),
Jan. 2019-Jan. 2021. Campaign manager on
Xochitl for Congress, Jan.-Dec. 2018.
Campaign manager on Mike Kelley for District 2
Boston City Council, Apr.-Nov. 2017.
Consultant at Hilltop Public Solutions,
Mar.-Apr. 2017. Deputy political directo
on Van Ostern for New Hampshire, July-Nov.
2016 Field and training director for the
NHDP, Nov. 2015-July 2016. Field director
on Donchess for Mayor (Nashua, NH), July-Nov.
2015. M.S. in international politics from
Trinity College Dublin, 2014; B.S. in political
science and government from Susquehanna
University, 2013.
John Hagner (Mar. 2021 to May 2022—left after
the primary, declaring he was "burnt out on
politics completely" and embarked on a six-week
intensive basic pastry class at Le Cordon Bleu
in France (>))
Partner at Clarity Campaign Labs from May
2013. Field director for the DSCC,
Jan.-Dec. 2012. Director of targeting and
data analysis at the DCCC, Jan. 2010-Dec.
2011. Deputy executive director at the
Ohio Democratic Party, 2006-09. Field
director on Sherrod Brown's 2006 campaign for
U.S. Senate. Campaign manager for Steve
Young in Calif. 48th CD Oct. 4, 2005 special
election/Dec. 6, 2005 runoff. Targeting director
on Paul Hackett's unsuccessful campaign for
Congress against Jean Schmidt in Ohio 2nd CD
Aug. 2, 2005 special election. Assistant
to DNC Coordinated Campaign director Karen Hicks
in Fall 2004. Bachelor's degree from
William & Mary 2001. |
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Mike
DeWine: Brenton
Temple
Deputy policy director to Gov. DeWine from
Jan. 2019. Senior political director on
DeWine-Husted for Ohio from Nov. 2017.
Political director at the Ohio Republican
Party, Sept. 2015-Feb. 2017. Legislative
consultant to the National Association of
Tobacco Outlets, Jan.-Aug. 2015.
Regional political director on Mike DeWine for
Ohio Attorney General, Apr.-Nov. 2014.
Special counsel supervisor in the Ohio
Attorney General's Office, Nov. 2012-Apr.
2014. Lead press advance on Romney for
President, June-Nov. 2012. TPV
supervisor (Jan.-June 2012) and problem
resolution officer (Mar.. 2011-June 2012) in
the Ohio Attorney General's Office.
Victory captain in OH-12 for the Ohio
Republican Party, Apr.-Nov. 2010.
Administrative assistant at the Ohio Coal
Association, Aug. 2009-Apr. 2010. B.A.
in political science from The Ohio State
University, 2009. |
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OK
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Joy Hofmeister: Brigette
Zorn
Executive director at the American Heart
Association in Oklahoma City, Nov. 2019-Oct.
2021. Senior development manager (Sept.
2017-Dec. 2019), regional development
officer/campaign manager (Sept. 2015-Nov. 2019)
and annual giving manager (Jan. 2013-Sept. 2015)
at Mercy Health Foundation. Account
executive at United Way of Central Oklahoma,
Feb. 2010-Dec. 2012. Associate at 4C
Partners, LLC, 2009-10. Member
participation and finance assistant at the DCCC,
2006-09. M.H.A. from Ohio University,
2017; B.A. in political science from Oklahoma
City University, 2006. |
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Kevin Stitt: Donelle
Harder
Senior vice president at Pinkston from Jan.
2022; owner of Harder Consulting LLC from Mar.
2021. Founder and CEO of Pliris Strategies
in Oklahoma City, Mar. 2020-Jan. 2022.
Senior advisor to Gov. Stitt, Jan. 2019-Mar.
2020. Deputy campaign manager on Stitt for
Governor, Nov. 2017-Jan. 2019. Vice
president of communications for the Oklahoma Oil
& Gas Association, Nov. 2016-Dec.
2017. Communications roles for Sen. Jim
Inhofe, July 2012-Nov. 2016. Online
communications advisor for U.S. Rep. Kenny
Marchant (TX), May 2010-June 2012. Media
relations specialist at Pinkston Group Inc.,
2007-10. B.A. in journalism from Baylor
University. |
Ervin Yen: Kristy Hudson
(Apr. 2022) Has managed and strategized
for campaigns, agencies and groups for about 12
years. From Moore, OK. Granddaughter
of Bill Snell, an oilman from Seminole who
became a campaign advisor to Speaker of the
House Carl Albert and others.
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OR
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Tina Kotek: Meghan
Cavanaugh
(Dec. 2021) Executive director of the
[Oregon] Senate Democratic Leadership Fund, Nov.
2019-Feb. 2021. Political and advocacy
director at The Alaska Center, May 2016-Nov.
2019. Chief of staff in the Alaska House,
Jan. 2015-May 2016. Regional field
director for Kenai Peninsula and Kodiak Island
on Mark Begich for Seant, May-Nov. 2014.
Legislative aide in the Alaska House, Jan.
2013-May 2014. B.A. in environmental
science, political science from Northwestern
University, 2012. |
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Christine Drazan: Trey
Rosser
(Jan. 2022) Executive director of
Evergreen Oregon PAC (Oregon House
Republicans). Political director on Heller
for Senate (NV), Mar. 2017-Nov. 2018.
Southern Nevada director on Marco Rubio for
President, Oct. 2015-Mar. 2016. Field rep
on Sandoval for Governor (NV), May 2013-Nov.
2014, M.P.A. (2012) and bachelor's degree
(2010) from Morehead State University. |
Betsy Johnson: Emmet
Duffy
(Nov. 2021) Director of operations for
Friends of Sinn Fein, USA (NYC), Sept.
2015-Sept. 2021. Sales/master club fitting
at Golfsmith (NYC), June 2013-Sept. 2015.
Project assistant at Miller Nas LLP (Portland,
OR), Oct. 2011-Feb. 2013. Public policy
staffer on Mary Nolan for Portland City Council,
July 2011-Nov. 2012. Director of golf
operations at Alderbrook Golf Course in Bay
City, Apr. 2010-July 2011. B.A. in history
from Regis University, 2007. |
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PA
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Josh Shapiro: Dana Fritz
(Jan. 2020) Deputy chief of staff (Dec.
2017-Dec. 2019), communications director
(July-Nov. 2019) and special assistant
(Jan.-Dec. 2017) to Attorney General
Shapiro. Deputy campaign manager and
finance director on Shapiro for Pennsylvania
(Attorney General), Jan. 2016-Jan. 2017.
Deputy campaign manager and finance director on
Shapiro/Arkoosh for Montgomery County, Jan.-Dec.
2015. Finance director on Friends of Josh
Shapiro, June 2013-Jan. 2015. Paid
communications coordinator for the Pennsylvania
Democratic Party, June-Dec. 2012.
Bachelor's degree in communications and
political science from Temple University, 2012.
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Doug Mastriano: Vishal
Jetnarayan
Principal at Misfit Leaders from May 2018.
Founder and president of eGen Co. LLC, a
publishing and digital media company, Jan.
2010-July 2017. Author of several
books. Studied business administration and
management at Hagerstown Community
College. Chambersburg resident. Grew
up in Durban, South Africa. |
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RI
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Dan McKee: Brexton
Isaacs
(Nov. 2021) Campaign manager on Dana
Balter for Congress (NY), Sept. 2019-Nov.
2020. Campaign manager on Betsy Rader for
Congress (OH), Jan.-Nov. 2018. Campaign
manager on Cavanaugh for State Senate (NH)
special election, Apr.-Aug. 2017. Regional
organizing director in Sioux City for the Iowa
Democratic Party, May-Nov. 2016; deputy
organizer on Hillary for America, starting in
Iowa City then CO and WA, Nov. 2015-May
2016. Field organizer in Sterling for the
Democratic Party of Virginia, July-Nov.
2015. Field organizer in IL-13 for the
DCCC, Aug.-Nov. 2014; research assistant on
Friends of Cheri Bustos, May-Aug. 2014.
Bachelor's degree in political science from
Illinois Wesleyan University, 2015. |
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Ashley Kalus: Evan
Gillissie
Previously federal policy and government
relations coordinator for TechNet from Feb.
2021. Research assistant at Brownstein
Hyatt Farber Schreck, Sept. 2019-Feb.
2021. Executive assistant to the director
(Aug. 2018-Sept. 2019) and executive assistant
to the chief of staff (Feb. 2018-Jan. 2019) at
the Consumer Finincial Protection Bureau.
Confidential assistant to the General Counsel at
OMB, May 2017-Feb. 2018. Scheduler for
U.S. Rep. Mark Sanford, Feb.-Nay 2017. In
Fall 2016 worked on Richard Burr's Senate
re-election campaign in NC then on the McCrory
recount. Campaign manager on Fung for
Mayor, May-Sept. 2016. Deputy
communications director on Fung for Governor,
Jan.-Nov. 2014. Bachelor's degree in
politics from The Catholic University of
America. Born and raised in Cranston, RI.
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SC
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Joe Cunningham: Trevor
Maloney
(Sept. 2021) Campaign manager on Vega for
District Attorney (Philadelphia), Jan.-Mar.
2021. Southern regional political director
on Everytown for Gun Safety, Feb.-Dec.
2020. Campaign manager on Delaware County
Victory 2019 (Pennsylvania), June-Nov.
2019. Campaign manager on Jamie for West
Philly, Feb.-May 2019. Campaign manager on
Steve Santasiero for State Senate, Feb.-Dec.
2018. English teacher in China, Feb.-Sept.
2017. Political assistant on Patrick
Murphy for U.S. Senate campaign, July-Nov.
2016. Studied international relations,
international law and music competition at
University College Roosevelt (Middelburg,
PA). Also, summer organizing fellow in
West Palm Beach on Organizing for America,
June-Aug. 2012. |
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Henry McMaster: Mark
Knoop
(May 2021) Owner of Forward Communications
& Strategies (FCS) in Columbia, SC
since Jan. 2021. Consultant at Victory
Enterprises, Jan. 2015-Dec. 2020. Director
of Push Elections at Push Digital Inc., Apr.
2013-Jan. 2015. Executive director of the
Republican Party of New Mexico, June 2012-Jan.
2013. Campaign manager on Ronnie Cromer
for SC Senate District 18, Feb.-June 2012; and
direct mail writer/coordinator at Starboard
Communications, Feb.-June 2012. South
Carolina state field director on Rick Perry for
President, Aug. 2011-Jan. 2012. Regional
field director for the Missouri Republican Party
June-Nov. 2010. Communications director on
Bob Livingston for Adjutant General, Jan.-June
2010. Bachelor's degree in political
science from University of South Carolina,
Columbia, 2010. Interned with the SC
Republican Party (Fall 2009) and the Romney for
President campaign in South Carolina (Aug.
2007-Jan. 2008). |
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SD
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Jamie Smith: Jesse
Nelson
Degree in government and international affairs
from Augustana University, 2016. From
Milbank, SD. |
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Kristi Noem: Joe
Desilets
(Nov. 2021) Campaign manager on Carla
Sands for U.S. Senate (PA), July-Oct.
2021. Campaign manager on Nick Freitas for
Congress (VA), Aug. 2019-Dec. 2020.
Political and digital strategist at Convergence
Media, Aug. 2018-Aug. 2019. Campaign
manager on Carla Nelson for Congress, Mar.-Aug.
2018. Campaign manager on Andrew Lewis for
Congress (PA), Oct. 2017-Mar. 2018.
Political director on Kevin Nicholson for U.S.
Senate (WI), June-Oct. 2017. Pennsylvania
coalitions director and Central regional
political on Donald Trump for President,
Aug.-Nov. 2016. Campaign manager on Pat
Mooney for Congress (FL), May-July 2016.
Campaign manager on Andrew Lewis for State
Senate (Harrisburg, PA), Feb.-April 2016.
Virginia political director on CARLY for
America, Nov. 2015-Feb. 2016. Managing
partner at 21st & Main (political design
firm), Jan. 2014-Nov. 2015. Political
director to U.S. Rep. Rob Wittman, Jun.-Nov.
2014. Deputy political director on Scott
Gessler for Governor (CO), Feb.-June 2014.
Victory strategy partner in Alexandria, VA,
2013-14. Senior project director at Harden
Global, 2012-Nov. 2013. Field director on
Perkins for Congress (No. VA), Dec. 2011-Nov.
2012. |
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TN
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Jason Martin: Emily
Cupples
Managing principal at Amplified Public
Strategies from Apr. 2021. Director of
communications for the Tennessee Democratic
Party, Dec. 2019-Apr. 2021. Director of
the Midtown Memphis Development Corporation,
Sept. 2018-Sept. 2020. Senior policy
advisor on Torrey Harris for District 90, Sept.
2019-Jan. 2020. Strategic advisor on Davin
Clemons for City Council, Dec. 2018-Oct.
2019. Community director for an education
advocacy campaign, July-Nov. 2018.
Campaign manager on Tami Sawyer for Shelby
County Commission, Jan.-Aug. 2018. Special
project for Choose 901, Jan. 2013-Jan.
2018. Data analyst for Education Pioneers,
Sept. 2015-July 2016. B.A. in political
science and government from The University of
Memphis, 2021. |
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Bill Lee: David Topping
(Apr. 2022) Chief of staff (Feb. 2021-Mar.
2022) and deputy chief of staff (Feb. 2019-Feb.
2021) to the Tennessee Secretary of State.
Field director on Tennesseans for Student
Success, Mar. 2016-Feb. 2019. Deputy
campaign manager on Martha Roby for Congress,
Nov. 2015-Mar. 2016. Policy assistant to
the Tennessee Secretary of State, Oct. 2014-Mar.
2016. Research director for the Tennessee
Republican Party, Aug. 2012-Oct. 2014.
Director of business development for Helispec
Inc., June-Aug. 2012. Field representative
on Bachus for Congress, Jan.-Mar. 2012. NH
field representative on Jon Huntsman for
President, June 2011-Jan. 2012. Political
director on Gerald Dial for Alabama State
Senate, Aug.-Dec. 2010. B.A. in political
science from Auburn University, 2011;
associate's degree in music from Wallace State
Community College-Hanceville, 2009. |
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TX
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Beto O'Rourke: Nick
Rathod
(Nov. 2021) Founder of UpRising Strategies
LLC, June 2018-Nov. 2021. Founder and
executive director of State Innovation Exchange
(SIX), May 2014-Mar. 2018. Assistant
director for intergovernmental affairs at the
Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, Sept.
2011-2013. Special assistant to the
President and deputy director for
intergovernmental affairs at the White House,
Jan. 2009-Sept. 2011. Washington political
director for the NYS Governor David Patterson,
Apr. 2007-Nov. 2008. Senior manager of
state and regional affairs at the Center for
American Progress, 2005-07. Community
lawyer and organizer at APALRC, 2003-04.
J.D. from American University School of Law;
B.A. in political science from Nebraska Wesleyan
University, 1997. |
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Greg Abbott: Gardner
Pate, Campaign Director
(Dec. 2021) Deputy chief of staff to Gov.
Abbott, Mar. 2020-Nov. 2021. Director of
policy and general counsel to Speaker Dennis
Bonnen, Jan. 2019-Feb. 2020. Attorney at
Gardner Pate PLLC in Austin, Feb.-Dec.
2018. Partner at Locke Lord LLP, Sept.
2007-Jan. 2018. J.D. from the University
of Texas School of Law, 2007; B.B.A. in finance
from Texas McCombs School of Business, 2004. |
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VT
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Brenda Siegel: Paige
Diana Schoppmann
(Aug. 2022) Supervisor at Gibson's Cafe in
Concord, NH from Aug. 2021. Campaign
manager (contract) on Isaac for Vermont U.S.
Senate campaign, June-Aug. 2022. Regional
organizing director in NH for NextGen America,
Sept.-Nov. 2020. Field organizer on Pete
for America in Concord, NH from Sept.
2019. Finance director of the NH State
Senate Caucus, May-Sept. 2019. Newman
Civic Fellow for Campus Compact, Aug. 2017-May
2019. Campus organizer for NH Democratic
Coordinated Campaign in Plymouth, July-Dec.
2018. Bachelor's degree in English
language and literature, general from Plymouth
State University, 2021. |
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Phil Scott: Victoria
Biondolillo
(July 2022) Executive director of the
State Workforce Development Board, Aug.
2021-July 2022. Boards and Commissions
Manager in the Office of Gov. Phil Scott, Aug.
2020-July 2022. Event coordinator for Gov.
Phil Scott, Jan.-Feb. 2019. Office
director in Berlin on Phil Scott for Governor,
May-Nov. 2018. Executive intern in the
Office of Gov. Phil Scott, Jan.-Sept.
2017. B.B.A. in political science and
government from University of Vermont, 2020. |
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WI
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Tony Evers: Cassi
Fenili
(Jan. 2021...senior advisor from July 2019-Jan.
2021) Senior advisor to the Democratic
Party of Wisconsin, July 2019-Dec. 2020.
Director of gubernatorial appointments to Gov.
Evers, Jan.-July 2019. Deputy campaign
manager on Tony for Wisconsin, Aug. 2017-Dec.
2018. Party affairs director for the
Democratic Party of Wisconsin, Oct. 2015-July
2017; surrogates director for the Wisconsin
Coordinated Campaign, Aug.-Nov. 2016.
Human resources assistant at St. Mary's Hospital
in Madison, Jan.-Oct. 2015. Deputy finance
director (Sept. 2013-Aug. 2014) and deputy
membership director (May 2010-Sept. 2013) at the
Democratic Party of Wisconsin. B.A. in
political science, social welfare from
University of Wisconsin-Madison, 2012. |
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Tim Michels: Patrick
McNulty
Committee clerk and policy advisor to Sen.
Kooyenga, 2019. Campaign manager on
Assemblyman Dale Kooyenga for State Senate (WI),
June-Dec. 2018. Legislative correspondent
(Sept. 2017-May 2018) and staff assistant (May
2016-Aug. 2017) to Rep. Paul Ryan. B.A. in
political science, communication from Valparaiso
University, 2016. From Waukesha. |
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WY
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Theresa A. Livingston:
ran own campaign
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Mark Gordon: Tom
Wiblemo, Campaign Coordinator
Campaign manager on Sen. Tom Barrasso's 2018
re-election. Executive director of the
Wyoming Republican Party in 2016. Chief of
staff (July 2011-Oct. 2015) and
administrative assistant (Jan. 2009-July 2011)
to U.S. Rep. Cynthia Lummis. Chief of
staff (Aug. 2001-Jan. 2009) and press secretary
(1999-Aug. 2001) to U.S. Rep. Barbara
Cubin. B.S. from South Dakota State
University. |
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