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RELEASE: DEMOCRATIC LEADER CUSHING ANNOUNCES FULL LEADERSHIP TEAM House Democratic Office <[email protected]> Thu 2/18/2021 5?55 PM New Hampshire House of Representatives Concord, New Hampshire House Democratic Office PRESS RELEASE Date: February 18, 2021 Contact: Rep Renny Cushing Phone: 603-271-2136 DEMOCRATIC LEADER CUSHING ANNOUNCES FULL LEADERSHIP TEAM CONCORD, NEW HAMPSHIRE – Today, House Democratic Leader Renny Cushing (D-Hampton) announced the full House Democratic leadership team for the 2021-2022 legislative session. Leadership Team Democratic Leader Renny Cushing Deputy Democratic Leader David Cote Democratic Leader Pro Tempore Karen Ebel Democratic Policy Leader Marjorie Smith Democratic Floor Leader Manny Espitia Deputy Democratic Floor Leader Patricia Cornell Parliamentarian Lucy Weber Deputy Parliamentarian Tim Smith Senior Assistant Democratic Leaders Representative Charlotte DiLorenzo Representative Marjorie Porter Representative Linda Tanner Representative Matt Wilhelm Assistant Democratic Leaders Representative Paul Berch Representative Jeff Salloway Representative Gaby Grossman Representative Israel Piedra Representative Katherine Rogers Representative Josh Query Assistant Democratic Floor Leaders Representative Debra Altschiller Representative Ben Baroody Representative Jane Beaulieu Representative Michael Cahill Representative Jackie Chretien Representative Erica Connors Representative Connie Lane Representative Dennis Malloy Representative Latha Mangipudi Representative Rebecca McWilliams Representative Rosemarie Rung Speaker Emeritus Steve Shurtleff Dean of the Caucus (Dean of the House) Laura Pantelakos ### Zack Sheehan House of Representa3ves House Democra3c Office 603-271-2136 He/Him/His Statement of ConfiDen3ality: This communica3on, along with any aLachments, may contain confiDen3al anD legally privilegeD informa3on. If the reader of this message is not the intenDeD recipient, you are hereby no3fieD that any Dissemina3on, Distribu3on, use or copying of this message is strictly prohibiteD. If you receiveD this message in error, please reply immeDiately to the senDer anD Delete this message. .

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