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==Partners==
 
==Partners==
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*[[Abdelnasser Rashid]]
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*[[Andrea Haverdink]]
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*[[Brett C. Di Resta]]
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*[[Cheri Whiteman]]
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*[[Cirilo Manego III]]
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*[[Gebe Martinez]]
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*[[Heather Booth]]
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*[[Jackie Kendall]]
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*[[Jessica Pierce]]
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*[[Joel Rubin]]
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*[[John Neffinger]]
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*[[Josh Hoyt]]
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*[[Josie Mooney]]
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*[[Kari Moe]]
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*[[Ken Grossinger]]
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*[[Khalid Pitts]]
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*[[Kwesi Chappin]]
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*[[Lacy Crawford, Jr.]]
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*[[Lauren Windsor]]
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*[[Linda Saucedo]]
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*[[Mac D'Alessandro]]
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*[[Marc Cerabona]]
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*[[Marilyn Katz]]
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*[[Marvin Randolph]]
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*[[Mike Lux]]
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*[[Nick Guthman]]
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*[[Patrick Pannett]]
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*[[Rafael Rivero]]
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*[[Renee Schaeffer]]
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*[[Robert Creamer]]
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*[[Robin Leeds]]
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*[[Steve Choi]]
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*[[Tram Nguyen]]
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*[[Yadira Sanchez]]
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*[[Yoni Landau]]
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Of Counsel
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*[[Joe Sandler]]
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As of December 2013;<ref>[http://www.democracypartners.com/partners.cfm, DP partners page, Accessed December 2, 2013]</ref>
 
As of December 2013;<ref>[http://www.democracypartners.com/partners.cfm, DP partners page, Accessed December 2, 2013]</ref>
  
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*[[Mike Easley]] for Governor (D-NC)
 
*[[Mike Easley]] for Governor (D-NC)
 
*Minnesota DFL Party
 
*Minnesota DFL Party
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[[Mobilize for Women's Lives]]
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*[[Mobilize for Women's Lives]]
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[[MoveOn.org]]
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*[[MoveOn.org]]
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[[NAACP]]
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*[[NAACP]]
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[[NAACP National Voter Fund]]
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*[[NAACP National Voter Fund]]
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[[NARAL]]
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*[[NARAL]]
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[[National Indian Gaming Association]]
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*[[National Indian Gaming Association]]
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[[National Organization for Women]]
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*[[National Organization for Women]]
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[[National People's Action]]
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*[[National People's Action]]
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[[Natural Resources Defense Council]]
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*[[Natural Resources Defense Council]]
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[[New Jersey Citizen Action]]
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*[[New Jersey Citizen Action]]
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[[New Mexico Democratic Coordinated Campaign]]
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*[[New Mexico Democratic Coordinated Campaign]]
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[[New York Citizen Acti]]on
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*[[New York Citizen Acti]]on
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New York Democratic Coordinated Campaign
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*New York Democratic Coordinated Campaign
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North Dakota Health Care Reform '09
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*North Dakota Health Care Reform '09
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Ohio Democratic Party
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*Ohio Democratic Party
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[[One Nation Working Together]], Senior Advisor
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*[[One Nation Working Together]], Senior Advisor
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Oregon NARAL
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*Oregon NARAL
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Palm Beach County Democratic Party, Florida
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*Palm Beach County Democratic Party, Florida
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[[Pat Casey]] for Congress (D-PA)
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*[[Pat Casey]] for Congress (D-PA)
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[[People for the American Way]]
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*[[People for the American Way]]
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[[A. Phillip Randolph Institute]]
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*[[A. Phillip Randolph Institute]]
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[[Planned Parenthood]]
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*[[Planned Parenthood]]
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[[Progressive States Network]]
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*[[Progressive States Network]]
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[[Rebuild and Renew America Now Campaign]]
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*[[Rebuild and Renew America Now Campaign]]
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[[Reform Immigration for America]]
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*[[Reform Immigration for America]]
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[[Richard M. Daley Campaign Committee]] (D-Chicago)
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*[[Richard M. Daley Campaign Committee]] (D-Chicago)
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[[Schiff for Congress]] (MN-05)
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*[[Schiff for Congress]] (MN-05)
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Sen. [[Bill Nelson]] (D-FL)
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*Sen. [[Bill Nelson]] (D-FL)
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Sen. D[[an Akaka]] (D-FL)
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*Sen. [[Dan Akaka]] (D-FL)
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[[Service Employees International Union]] (SEIU)
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*[[Service Employees International Union]] (SEIU)
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[[Sheila Jackson-Lee]] for Congress (D-TX)
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*[[Sheila Jackson-Lee]] for Congress (D-TX)
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[[Shelley Berkley]] for Congress (D-NV)
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*[[Shelley Berkley]] for Congress (D-NV)
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[[Southwest Electric Cooperative of Illinois]]
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*[[Southwest Electric Cooperative of Illinois]]
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[[Stephanie Tubbs-Jones]] for Congress (D-OH)
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*[[Stephanie Tubbs-Jones]] for Congress (D-OH)
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[[Steve Kagan]] for Congress (D-WI)
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*[[Steve Kagan]] for Congress (D-WI)
 
*[[Student Environmental Action Council]]
 
*[[Student Environmental Action Council]]
 
*[[The Bulgarian Association for Fair Elections]]
 
*[[The Bulgarian Association for Fair Elections]]
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*[[Wisconsin Citizen Action]]
 
*[[Wisconsin Citizen Action]]
 
*[[Women Voices/Women Vote]]
 
*[[Women Voices/Women Vote]]
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*[[Working Assets]]
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*[[Working Assets]]<ref>[http://democracypartners.com/box.cfm?articleid=6, DP website, accessed Dec. 2013]</ref>
  
 
==References==
 
==References==
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[[Category: Environmental Law and Policy Center]]
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[[Category: Democracy Partners]]

Latest revision as of 14:39, 18 February 2023

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Democracy Partners, founded in 2011, is a Democratic progressive political consulting firm with offices in Chicago and seven other cities. Partners include veteran organizers Robert Creamer and Heather Booth, both with strong Chicago ties.

"Democracy Partners will focus much of its energy on progressive issue campaigns, civic engagement programs, and campaigns to elect Democrats to public office," the group said in a release.

PR - New Nationwide Progressive Consulting Firm Announced

TODAY, Thursday, May 19th, 2011 -- Some of the country's most prominent and effective Democratic and progressive issue consultants announced the creation of a major new political consulting firm.

The firm, known as Democracy Partners, has offices in eight cities including Washington, D.C., Chicago, Minneapolis, Las Vegas, Miami, San Francisco, San Diego, and Portland, Maine.

Democracy Partners will focus much of its energy on progressive issue campaigns, civic engagement programs, and campaigns to elect Democrats to public office.

The new firm includes experts in political messaging, campaign planning and management, high-intensity field programs, television and radio advertising, earned media, direct mail, website development, new media, research, non-profit organizations, philanthropies, issue campaigns, voter registration drives, labor union campaigns, fundraising, grass-tops advocacy, staff recruitment and development, organizer training, phone operations, community organizing and voter contact programs.

Together, the Democracy Partners team has decades of experience serving the needs of hundreds of clients including campaigns, progressive organizations and unions.[1]

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 2022;[2]

Of Counsel

As of December 2013;[3]

Organizations and Campaigns that have worked with Members of the Democracy Partners Team

References

  1. ↑ [http://blogs.suntimes.com/sweet/2011/05/democracy_partners_new_progres.html, LYNN SWEET, Democracy Partners: New Progressive political consulting firm includes Creamer, Booth By Lynn Sweet on May 18, 2011]
  2. ↑ DP partners page, Accessed December 22, 2022
  3. ↑ DP partners page, Accessed December 2, 2013
  4. ↑ DP website, accessed Dec. 2013
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