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[[Megan Hull]] was a Project Director for [[Democracy Reform at the Center for Civic Participation*]]. In 2004, she was a Co-Director of the coalition that investigated polling place problems and vote counting irregularities in Ohio and New Mexico.
 
[[Megan Hull]] was a Project Director for [[Democracy Reform at the Center for Civic Participation*]]. In 2004, she was a Co-Director of the coalition that investigated polling place problems and vote counting irregularities in Ohio and New Mexico.
 
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[[Michael Kieschnick]] is a social entrepreneur based in San Francisco. He is also a board member of the [[League of Conservation Voters Education Fund]], the [[Ballot Initiatives Strategy Center Foundation]]and [[Sojourne]]rs, among other progressive organizations.*
 
  
*Organizational affiliation listed for identification purposes only. <ref>{http://www.secstateproject.org/about/"Secretary of State Project Website About Page"}<ref>
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[[Michael Kieschnick]] is a social entrepreneur based in San Francisco. He is also a board member of the [[League of Conservation Voters Education Fund]], the [[Ballot Initiatives Strategy Center Foundation]]and [[Sojourners]], among other progressive organizations.*
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*Organizational affiliation listed for identification purposes only. <ref>{http://www.secstateproject.org/about/"Secretary of State Project Website About Page"}
  
  

Revision as of 15:34, 25 June 2009

The Secretary of State Project was started by concerned citizens and activists to develop a user friendly online vehicle to solicit donations for key Secretary of State races across the United States.

Staff

Becky Bond works for a socially progressive mobile telephone company based in San Francisco. She serves on the board of the New Organizing Institute* and ActBlue.com*.

Megan Hull was a Project Director for Democracy Reform at the Center for Civic Participation*. In 2004, she was a Co-Director of the coalition that investigated polling place problems and vote counting irregularities in Ohio and New Mexico. ]]

Michael Kieschnick is a social entrepreneur based in San Francisco. He is also a board member of the League of Conservation Voters Education Fund, the Ballot Initiatives Strategy Center Foundationand Sojourners, among other progressive organizations.*


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