Project Vote
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Project Vote is a national nonpartisan, nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization that believes "low-income and minority communities, [are] still alienated from the electoral process." It was founded in 1982 and develops voter registration and Get-Out-the-Vote programs.[1]
Staff
- Bo Banwo, Arizona Election Administration Coordinator
- Stanley Brinkley, Finance Director
- Amy Busefink, Field Director
- Daniel Charlton, Field Coordinator
- Ali Cochran, Research Associate
- Rosemary Englert, Legal Fellow
- Erin Ferns, Research Associate
- Jody Herman, Consultant, Public Agency Registration Project
- Doug Hess, Consultant, Public Agency Registration Project
- Jennifer Jacquot-Devries, Grants Manager
- Teresa James, Election Counsel
- Nicole Kovite, Director, Public Agency Registration Project
- Michael McDunnah, Communications Director
- Brian Mellor, Senior Counsel
- Lorraine C. Minnite, Director of Research
- Michael Richards, Florida Election Administration Coordinator
- Estelle H. Rogers, Director of Advocacy
- Yolanda Sheffield, Director, Election Administration Program
- Michael Slater, Executive Director[2]
Obama's Involvement
As at July 28, 1992, Barack Obama was the director of Illinois Project Vote.[3]
Board of Directors
- Donna Massey, President of the Board of Directors
- Maxine Nelson, Vice-President of the Board
- Sunday Alabi, Board Treasurer
- Margaret Groarke[4]
