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| + | :''Everyone on the team at Democracy Partners shares the same values. We're in business to elect Democrats and to create issue campaigns that turn progressive principles into progressive policy. We never back down from an important fight. But no matter what the odds we're all about finding a path to victory.'' | ||
==Partners== | ==Partners== | ||
Revision as of 22:52, 1 December 2013
Democracy Partners
About
From Democracy Partners website;
- Everyone on the team at Democracy Partners shares the same values. We're in business to elect Democrats and to create issue campaigns that turn progressive principles into progressive policy. We never back down from an important fight. But no matter what the odds we're all about finding a path to victory.
Partners
As of December 2013;[1]
- Heather Booth
- Marc Cerabona
- Robert Creamer
- Mac D'Alessandro
- Brett C. Di Resta
- Carla (Ohringer) Engle
- Ken Grossinger
- David Grossman
- John Hennelly
- Jackie Kendall
- Mike Lux
- Donald McFarland
- Josie Mooney
- Braidy O'Neal
- Christine Pelosi
- Andres Ramirez
- Linda E. Saucedo
- Renee Schaeffer
- Joel Silberman
- Cheri Whiteman
- Joe Sandler