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1 U.S. 2020 Presidential Election | Nominated Presidential Electors | October 13, 2020 Journalist's Resource Has Compiled U.S. 2020 presidential election | Nominated presidential electors | October 13, 2020 Journalist’s Resource has compiled the names of electors in 13 swing states. These are the battlegrounds that will decide the presidency in 2020, according to analysis and reporting from the Associated Press, FiveThirtyEight, NPR and The New York Times. Who electors are becomes relevant during an election season with countless potential unknowns before and after Election Day. Unknowns include the president’s health, since he has had COVID-19, and whether the president will willingly leave office if he loses the election, as he has refused to agree to a peaceful transfer of power. Arizona, Florida, Georgia, Iowa, Michigan, Minnesota, Nevada, New Hampshire, North Carolina, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Texas and Wisconsin have 199 electoral votes among them — 37% of the 538 total electoral votes and 74% of the 270 needed to win the presidency. Some states make names of presidential electors easily available via their respective secretary of state websites. For other states we obtained other records, such as official presidential nomination papers, which include names of presidential electors and, in some cases, personal information, such as home addresses. Some electors are public figures — mayors, state legislators, former high-level state office holders, former presidential cabinet members, and so on. Others are primarily private citizens who, despite potentially holding a public position in this instance, may also have a reasonable expectation of privacy. For this reason — and considering the FBI has warned of violence before and after Nov. 3 — we have chosen only to publish electors’ names. Spellings are as they appear on the documents we consulted. Download the following as an Excel spreadsheet. -Clark Merrefield --- 1 Arizona, 11 electors Nominated Republican electors, Arizona Tyler Bowyer Nancy Cottle Jake Hoffman Anthony T. Kern James Lamon Robert Montgomery Samuel I. Moorhead Lorraine Pelligrino Greg Safsten Kelli Ward Michael Ward Nominated Democratic electors, Arizona Steve Gallardo Luis Alberto Heredia Constance Jackson Sandra D. Kennedy James McLaughlin Jonathan Nez Ned Norris Stephen Roe Lewis Regina Romero Felicia Rotellini Fred Yamashita Source: https://apps.arizona.vote/electioninfo/elections/2020-general- election/federal/2442/18/0. --- Florida, 29 electors Nominated Republican electors, Florida Maximo Alvarez John Browning Marili Cancio Nelson Diaz Peter Feaman Jeffrey Feingold Randy Fine Jason Fischer Charlotte Flynt Gay Gaines Joe Gruters Roy Hinman James Holton Marva Johnson Belinda Keiser Kathleen King JC Martin Patrick Neal Kathleen Passidomo Daniel Perez Keith Perry Moshe Popack Diane Scherff Frank Schwerin Wilton Simpson Chris Sprowls Linda Stoch Tim Weisheyer Christian Ziegler Nominated Democratic electors, Florida Michael Andersen Patrick Baskette Frank Biden Grace Carrington Cynthia Chestnut Karen Clay Nikki Fried Joe Geller Gwen Graham Roger Harrison Karla Matz Hernandez Tony Hill Shevrin Jones Chris Korge Diane Krumel Judy Mount Bill Nelson Laurinus Pierre Terrie Rizzo Christina Rodriguez Vivian Rodriguez Hazelle Rogers Robyn Seniors Rod Smith Andrew Spar Carmen Torres Jeff Walker Ken Welch Alan Williams Source: https://dos.myflorida.com/elections/candidates-committees/presidential-electors. 2 --- Georgia, 16 electoral votes Nominated Republican electors, Georgia Joseph Brannan James Carroll Vikki Townsend Consiglio Carolyn Hall Fisher Patrick M. Gartland Gloria Godwin David G. Hanna Mark W. Hennessy Susan Holmes John A. Isakson Cathleen Alston Latham Daryl Moody Coreco Pearson David Shafer Shawn Still CB Yadav Nominated Democratic electors, Georgia Stacey Abrams Gloria S. Butler Wendy Davis Bobby Fuse Deborah Gonzalez Steve Henson Van Johnson Pedro “Pete” Marin Fenika Miller Ben Myers Rachel Paule Calvin Smyre Bob Trammell, Jr. Sachin Varghese Nikema Williams Catheren Woolard Source: https://elections.sos.ga.gov/GAElection/CandidateDetails. Select “Election Year: 2020”; “Election: 11/03/2020”; click “Qualified Candidates.” --- Iowa, 6 electors Nominated Republican electors, Iowa Kurt Brown David Chung Kolby Dewitt Ronald Forsell Charlie Johnson Thad Nearmyer Nominated Democratic electors, Iowa Emily Alexander Madalyn Anderson Bill Brauch Vikki Brown Sophie Kasimow Thomas J. Vilsack Source: Kevin Hall, communications director, Office of the Iowa Secretary of State, (515) 725- 2942, [email protected]. 3 --- Michigan, 16 electors Nominated Republican electors, Michigan Kathy Berden Hank Choate Amy Facchinello Clifford Frost Stanley Grot John Haggard Mari-Ann Henry Timothy King Terri Lynn Land Michele Lundgren Meshawn Maddock Mayra Rodriguez Rose Rook Marian Sheridan Kent Vanderwood Gerald Wall Nominated Democratic electors, Michigan Marseille Allen Chuck Browning Chris Cracchiolo Walter C. Herzig III Carolyn Holley Micheal Kerwin Bonnie J. Lauria Blake Mazurek Mark Edward Miller Helen Moore Susan Nichols Steven Rzeppa Robin Smith Timothy E. Smith Bobbie Walton Connor Wood Source: Tracy Wimmer, media relations director, Office of the Michigan Secretary of State, (517) 281-1876, [email protected]. --- Minnesota, 10 electors Nominated Republican electors, Minnesota Sam Adjei Janet Beihoffer Jennifer Carnahan James Carson Paul Gazelka David Hallman Eric Lucero Jodi Stauber Carol Stevenson Charlie Strickland, Jr. Nominated Democratic electors, Minnesota Melvin Aanerud Muhammad Abdurrahman Joel Heller Nausheena Hussain Nancy Larson Mark Liebow Roxanne Mindeman Cheryl Poling Diana Tastad-Damer Travis Thompson Sources: https://officialdocuments.sos.state.mn.us/Document/Details/130958; https://officialdocuments.sos.state.mn.us/Document/Details/130959. 4 --- Nevada, 6 electors Nominated Republican electors, Nevada James DeGraffenreid Durward James Hindle III Jesse Law Michael J. McDonald Shawn Meehan Eileen Rice Nominated Democratic electors, Nevada Artemisa Blanco Yvanna Cancela Gabrielle D’Ayr Sarah Mahler Joseph Throneberry Judith Whitmer Source: Jennifer Russell, public information officer, Office of the Nevada Secretary of State, (775) 684-5793, [email protected]. --- New Hampshire, 4 electors Nominated Republican electors, New Hampshire Judith Baldasaro Mary Ann Gargiulo Corey Lewandowski Stephen Stepanek Nominated Democratic electors, New Hampshire Mary Carey Foley Dana S. Hilliard Stephen J. Shurtleff Donna M. Soucy Sources: https://sos.nh.gov/media/oxces4ld/republican-electors.pdf; https://sos.nh.gov/media/tumbknmw/democratic-electors.pdf. 5 --- North Carolina, 15 electors Nominated Republican electors, North Carolina Daniel Bradford Barry Angie Cutlip Mark Delk Jonathan L. Fletcher Tina Forsberg Edwin L. Gavin II Thomas William Hill Chauncey Lambeth Susan Mills Michele A. Nix Danny W. Overcash Melissa Bell Taylor Michael D. Whatley Dave Wickersham Blake E. Williams Nominated Democratic electors, North Carolina Linda McConnell Baker Mary (Betsy) Fox Anthony Foxx Linda Gunter D. Christopher Hardee Fatimah Irene Ann Hickman Emily Hogan Veleria Levy Donna Dellinger Luckey Antoinette Mingo Karen Nance Lori J. Oxendine Thomas Keith Thomson Thierry Wernaers Rebekah Whilden Source: Tim Crowley, communications director, Office of the North Carolina Secretary of State, (919) 814-5342, [email protected]. --- Ohio, 18 electors Nominated Republican electors, Ohio Patti Alderson Karen Arshinkoff Ken Blackwell Jim Canepa Keith Cheney Barbara Clark Madison Gesiotto Dave Johnson Steve Loomis Joy Padgett Robert Paduchik Darrell Scott Rob Scott Jane Timken Mark Wagoner Bonnie Ward Patricia Weber James Wert Nominated Democratic electors, Ohio Shontel Brown Martha Campbell Maryum Cooper Timothy Davis Kathy DiCristofaro Bonnie Dunkelman Amy Grubbe Ed Helvey Christopher Liebold Johnnie Maier, Jr. Kevin Malecek Mark Mallory Brittany Maloney Rhine McLin Rick Neal Mark Owens David Pepper Lupe Williams Source: Maggie Sheehan, press secretary, Office of the Ohio Secretary of State, (614) 466-2729, [email protected]. 6 --- Pennsylvania, 20 electors Nominated Republican electors, Pennsylvania Bob Asher Bill Bachenberg Lou Barletta Ted Christian Chuck Coccodrilli Bernadette Comfort Sam DeMarco Marcela Diaz-Myers Josephine Ferro Robert Gleason Ash Khare Thomas Marino Lisa Patton Pat Poprik Andy Reilly Lance Stange Lawrence Tabas Christine Toretti Calvin Tucker Carolyn “Bunny” Welsh Nominated Democratic electors, Pennsylvania Nina Ahmad Val Arkoosh Cindy Bass Rick Bloomingdale Ryan Boyer Paige Gebhardt Cognetti Daisy Cruz Kathy Dahlkemper Janet Diaz Virginia McGregor Charles Hadley Jordan Harris Malcolm Kenyatta Gerald Lawrence Clifford Levine Nancy Mills Marian Moskowitz Josh Shapiro Sharif Street Connie Williams Source: Pennsylvania right-to-know request filed Sept. 30. Names of nominated electors received Oct. 13. --- Texas, 38 electors Nominated Republican electors, Texas Mary Jane Avery David Bruegel Briscoe Cain Carol Daley Marcia Daughtrey Dawn Elliot James Gaines Dave Gebhart Mike Gibson Richard Tex Hall Tamon Hamlett Charles Hasse Steven Howell Peyton Inge Ruby Manen Paul Matthews Ken Mercer Naomi Narvaiz Kathleen Nenninger Karen Newton Sean O'Brien Randy Orr Bill O'Sullivan Matt Patrick Rena Peden Jim Pikl Mark Ramsey Thomas Edward Reynolds Debra Risinger Maj. Marco A. Rodriguez Tom Roller Michael Sabat Nancy Scott Gene Seaman Matthew Stringer Jimmy Weaver Donnie Wisenbaker Harry Zenner Nominated Democratic electors, Texas Fawaz S. Anwar Kristi Baird Ernest L. Brister Cecily E. Cox Doris Fears Adoneca Fortier Raul Garcia Richard
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