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Democratic National Committee Membership Roster 2016 - 2020 FROM THE OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY Hon. Stephanie Rawlings- Blake DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL COMMITTEE MEMBERSHIP ROSTER 2016 - 2020 COMPILED BY THE OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY AS OF THURSDAY, JANUARY 26, 2017 * DENOTES STATE PARTY CHAIR | # DENOTES MEMBER OF THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OFFICERS CHAIR #Ms. Donna Brazile VICE CHAIR #Ms. Maria Elena Durazo #Honorable Grace Meng #Hon. R.T. Rybak VICE CHAIR | ASDC PRESIDENT *#Honorable Raymond C. Buckley II TREASURER #Mr. Andrew Tobias SECRETARY #Honorable Stephanie Rawlings-Blake FINANCE CHAIR #Mr. Henry R Muñoz III OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY • HON. STEPHANIE RAWLINGS-BLAKE, SECRETARY 430 SOUTH CAPITOL ST., SE • WASHINGTON, DC 20003 • 202.479.5140 • 202.572.7836 FAX Pg. 1 ALABAMA *Honorable Nancy L. Worley Mr. Clinton M Daughtrey Dr. Randy B. Kelley Ms. Janet May ALASKA *Ms. Casey Steinau Mr. Lawrence A Murakami Dr. Sheila A. Selkregg Mr. Edward Wesley ARIZONA *Mrs. Alexis C Tameron Mr. Douglas Ballard Mr. Luis Heredia Mr. William G Roe Dr. Carolyn Warner ARKANSAS *Mr. Vincent Insalaco Hon. Joyce Elliott Hon. Dustin McDaniel Kasey Summerville CALIFORNIA *Mr. John Burton Steven K. Alari Ms. Becca Doten Mr. Jesse L Durfee Ms. Mary Ellen Early Ms. Alexandra Gallardo Rooker Ms. Alice A. Huffman #Ms. Aleita J Huguenin Michael Kapp Mr. Andrew Lachman Honorable Barbara Lee Otto O Lee Ms. Sandra M Lowe Bob Mulholland Ms. Christine Pelosi Hon. John A Perez Ms. Melahat Rafiei Susie A. Shannon #Mr. Garry S Shay Mr. Keith Umemoto Rep. Maxine Waters Mr. Laurence S Zakson COLORADO *#Mr. Rick A Palacio Mr. Michael F Hamrick Ms. Beverly Benavidez Ryken Ms. Jeri D Shepherd Ms. Terry L Tucker CONNECTICUT *Mr. Dominic F Balletto Jr #Ms. Nancy DiNardo Mr. John W Olsen OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY • HON. STEPHANIE RAWLINGS-BLAKE, SECRETARY 430 SOUTH CAPITOL ST., SE • WASHINGTON, DC 20003 • 202.479.5140 • 202.572.7836 FAX Pg. 2 DELAWARE *Mr. John D Daniello Hon. Robert Gilligan Ms. Lisa B Goodman Esquire Ms. Karen Lynne Kirkpatrick-Valentine DEMOCRATS ABROAD *Ms. Katie Solon Ms. Connie Borde Mr. John A. Eastwood Ms. Adrianne R George Ms. Martha McDevitt-Pugh Mr. Art Schankler Mr. Kenneth E Sherman Mr. Orlando E. Vidal FLORIDA * Stephen Bittel Tiffany Nicole Barnes Dwight Bullard Cynthia Busch Grace Carrington Mr. Alan R Clendenin Ken Evans Ms. Alma R. Gonzalez Esq. Judy Mount John Parker John A Ramos Terrie Lorraine Rizzo GEORGIA *Mr. DuBose Porter Ms. Wendy Davis Sheikh M Rahman Mr. Richard A Ray Ms. Sally S Rosser Hon. Pamela Stephenson Ms. Nikema Williams GUAM * Joaquin Perez Hon. Rory Respicio Ms. Taling Taitano Sarah Thomas-Nededog HAWAII *Mr. Timothy A Vandeveer Bart E Dame Ms. Kathleen G Stanley Dr. Marie Dolly Strazar IDAHO * Bert C Marley Evangeline M Beechler Susan S Eastlake Mr. Jerry C Shriner ILLINOIS *Speaker Michael Madigan Hon. Carrie Austin OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY • HON. STEPHANIE RAWLINGS-BLAKE, SECRETARY 430 SOUTH CAPITOL ST., SE • WASHINGTON, DC 20003 • 202.479.5140 • 202.572.7836 FAX Pg. 3 Honorable Jerry F Costello Honorable John J Cullerton Rep. Danny K Davis Honorable Daniel W Hynes #Hon. Iris Y Martinez Ms. Jayne Mazzotti Hon. Carol Ronen Honorable Karen A Yarbrough INDIANA *Mr. John C Zody Mr. David a Frye Ms. Cindy S Henry #Mrs. Cordelia M. Lewis-Burks Mr. S. Anthony Long IOWA *Dr. Andy H McGuire Mr. Scott M. Brennan Danny Homan # Sandy Opstvedt KANSAS *Mr. E. L. Kinch Ms. Teresa Garcia Krusor Ms. Melody McCray-Miller Mr. Christopher T Reeves KENTUCKY * Sannie Overly Mr. Neville Blakemore Ms. Charlotte Lundergan Mr. Nathan Gene Smith LOUISIANA *#Honorable Karen Carter Peterson Mrs. Deborah J. Langhoff Michael McHale Hon. Arthur Morrell MAINE *Honorable Philip L Bartlett II Ms. Diane M Denk Hon. Troy Jackson Peggy Schaffer MARYLAND *Mr. D. Bruce Poole Victoria Jackson-Stanley #Ms. Belkis (Bel) W. Leong-Hong Mrs. Yvette W Lewis Mr. Glenard S Middleton Hon. Gregory Pecoraro MASSACHUSETTS *Mr. Gus Bickford Ms. Kate Donaghue Ms. Debra Kozikowski Mr. David M O'Brien Ms. Susan Thomson OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY • HON. STEPHANIE RAWLINGS-BLAKE, SECRETARY 430 SOUTH CAPITOL ST., SE • WASHINGTON, DC 20003 • 202.479.5140 • 202.572.7836 FAX Pg. 4 MICHIGAN *Hon. Brandon Dillon Honorable Michelle Deatrick Dr. Grethen Dziadosz Mr. Barry J Goodman Norwood Jewell Mr. Daryl Newman Honorable Nancy Quarles Shauna Ryder Diggs MINNESOTA *#Mr. Ken Martin Mr. James ("J.P.") P Barone Mr. Ron Harris Ms. Marge Hoffa Ms. Lori A Sellner Ms. Elly Zaragoza MISSISSIPPI * Bobby Moak Will Colom Raeshawn Davis Mrs. Vicki R Slater MISSOURI * Stephen Webber (Gary) Winston Apple Ms. Persephone Dakopolos Megan E Green Genevieve Williams Mr. Curtis Wylde MONTANA *Mr. Jim Larson Ms. Jacquie Helt Mrs. Jean Lemire Dahlman Mr. Jorge Quintana NEBRASKA *Mrs. Jane Erin Fleming Kleeb Mr. Ron Kaminski Mr. Frank D LaMere Ms. Patricia A Zieg NEVADA *# Roberta A Lange Mr. Nelson Araujo Ms. Allison A Stephens Mr. Chris Wicker NEW HAMPSHIRE *#Honorable Raymond C. Buckley II Hon. Martha Fuller Clark William H Shaheen Ms. Kathleen Sullivan NEW JERSEY OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY • HON. STEPHANIE RAWLINGS-BLAKE, SECRETARY 430 SOUTH CAPITOL ST., SE • WASHINGTON, DC 20003 • 202.479.5140 • 202.572.7836 FAX Pg. 5 *Mr. John Currie Mr. Tonio Burgos Mrs. Lizette Delgado Polanco John Graham Ms. Marcia Marley Mrs. Bernadette P. McPherson Esq. Mr. George E Norcross III NEW MEXICO * Debra Haaland Ms. Joni Marie Gutierrez Mr. Juan Sanchez III Hon. Raymond Sanchez NEW YORK *Honorable Byron Brown # Stuart H Appelbaum Hon. Vivian Cook Ms. Jennifer Cunningham Ms. Maria Cuomo Cole Ms. Hazel Duke Hon. Herman Farrell Jr. Ms. Emily Giske Carl Heastie Honorable Christine Quinn Mr. Michael Reich Mr. Gerard J Sweeney Mr. Robert Zimmerman NORTH CAROLINA *Ms. Patsy Keever Honorable Denise D Adams Mr. Ryan Butler Zack Hawkins Shelia A Huggins Cliff Moone Mr. John R Verdejo NORTH DAKOTA *Honorable Kylie M Oversen Ms. Ondine E Baird Mr. Joshua A Boschee Warren D Larson NORTHERN MARIANA ISLANDS * Daniel Quitugua Nola Hix Janet H King Mr. Michael A White OHIO *Mr. David A Pepper Tim Burga Mrs. Rebecca L. Higgins #Honorable Mark Mallory Mr. Ronald L Malone Dr. Valarie J McCall Ms. Rhine McLin Mr. Joe Rugola Nina Turner OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY • HON. STEPHANIE RAWLINGS-BLAKE, SECRETARY 430 SOUTH CAPITOL ST., SE • WASHINGTON, DC 20003 • 202.479.5140 • 202.572.7836 FAX Pg. 6 OKLAHOMA * Mark Hammons Mr. Jim Frasier Connie Johnson Ms. Betty McElderry OREGON *Mr. Frank Dixon Mr. Matt K Keating Mr. Travis Nelson Ms. Karen A Packer Ms. Tanya Shively PENNSYLVANIA *Mr. Marcel Groen Mr. Rick Bloomingdale Mr. Ronald Donatucci Ms. Penny Gerber Mr. Gerald Lawrence Dr. Nancy P Mills Ph.d. Mr. Ian Murray Ms. Evie Rafalko-McNulty Mrs. Marian B. Tasco Mrs Ms. Sylvia C Wilson PUERTO RICO *#Mr. Roberto L Prats Ms. Liza M Ortiz RHODE ISLAND *Rep Joseph McNamara Hon. Grace Diaz Mr. Frank Montanaro Sr. Ms. Edna O'Neill Mattson SOUTH CAROLINA *#Mr. Jaime R Harrison #Hon. Gilda Cobb-Hunter Ms. Carol K Fowler Ms. Kaye Lingle Koonce Mr. Clay N. Middleton SOUTH DAKOTA *Ms. Ann Tornberg Mrs. Deb J Knecht Mr. Joe Lowe William E Walsh TENNESSEE * Mary Mancini Ms. Gale Jones Carson #Mr. Will T. Cheek Mr. John H. Litz Hon. William Owen TEXAS *#Hon. Gilberto Hinojosa #Hon. Yvonne Davis Mr. AJ Durrani OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY • HON. STEPHANIE RAWLINGS-BLAKE, SECRETARY 430 SOUTH CAPITOL ST., SE • WASHINGTON, DC 20003 • 202.479.5140 • 202.572.7836 FAX Pg. 7 Ms. Kat Hoang Hon. Glen Maxey John B. Patrick Ms. Fredericka M Phillips Mrs. Betty Z Richie Mr. Jose R Rodriguez Mr. Dennis D Speight Mrs. Senfronia Thompson Mrs. Celina Vasquez Mr. Royce B West US VIRGIN ISLANDS *Honorable Donna M Christensen Ms. Carol M Burke Mr. Luis "Tito" Morales Glen Smith UTAH *Mr. Peter M Corroon Breanne Miller Charles A Stormont Ms. Jenny Wilson VERMONT *Ms. Dottie Deans Terje Anderson Hon. Tim Jerman Ms. Mary M Sullivan VIRGINIA *#Ms. Susan R Swecker Mr. Steven C. Cochran #Ms. Doris Crouse-Mays Mr. Fred W. Hudson Mr. Frank Leone Ms. Atima Omara Ms. Yasmine P Taeb Esq. WASHINGTON * Jaxon Ravens #Mr. Ed s Cote Sharon Mast Mr. David T McDonald Ms. Nancy E Monacelli Ms. Valerie Brady Rongey WASHINGTON DC *#Honorable Anita D. Bonds Ms. MaryEva Candon Hon. Arrington Dixon Mr. Ed Potillo WEST VIRGINIA *Ms. Belinda J Biafore Ms. Elaine A Harris William Laird Mr. Pat Maroney WISCONSIN *Mrs. Martha K Laning OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY • HON. STEPHANIE RAWLINGS-BLAKE, SECRETARY 430 SOUTH CAPITOL ST., SE • WASHINGTON, DC 20003 • 202.479.5140 • 202.572.7836 FAX Pg. 8 Janet Bewley Honorable David Bowen Ms. Martha Marie Love #Mr. Jason Rae Mr. Andrew Werthmann WYOMING *Ms. Ana Cuprill Jessica S Chambers Mr. Jon A Gardzelewski Mr. Bruce A. Palmer MEMBERS AT LARGE Mr. Rafael Anchia # Dennis W. Archer Ms. Virginia Barnes Ms. Jan M. Bauer Mr. Jeff Berman Ms. Artie Blanco Mr. James J. Boland Ms. Joyce Brayboy Ms. Laphonza Butler Ms. Maria Cardona Hon. James Clayborne Mr. Tony Coelho Larry Cohen Mr. J. David Cox Rev. Leah Daughtry Mr. Ralph Dawson Dr. Barbaralee Diamonstein-Spielvogel Ms. Joanne Dowdell Ms. Maria Echaveste Ms. Lily L Eskelsen Garcia Mr. Joseph L. Falk Ms. Katherine Fernandez Rundle Mr. Raj Fernando Mr. Hector Figueroa Donald Lionel Fowler #Mr. Earl D. Fowlkes Jr. Mrs. Isabel Framer Ms. Montserrat Garibay Mr. Tefere Gebre Honorable Alice T Germond Hon. Angel Gomez Ms. Amanda Green-Hawkins Ms. Janice Griffin Ms. Carol Guthrie #Mr. Daniel J. Halpern Mr. Harold Ickes Honorable Jay S Jacobs Mr. Matthew Johnson Mr. Lacy M Johnson Dr. Elaine C Kamarck Ms. Sarah Kovner #Ms. Sunita Leeds #Mr. Andres Lopez Hon. Evan Low Ms. Juanita G Luiz Mr. Kerman Maddox Marcus Mason Honorable Jennifer L McClellan #Mrs.
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