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2008 Democratic National Convention 1/7/08 Unpledged PLEO Delegates -- by state Page 1 (List does not include Unpledged Add-on Delegates) ALABAMA Democratic National Committee DNC Affiliation Type Randy Kelley ALABAMA DNC MEMBER Yvonne Kennedy ALABAMA DNC MEMBER Joe L. Reed ALABAMA DNC MEMBER Joe Turnham ALABAMA DNC MEMBER Nancy Worley ALABAMA DNC MEMBER U.S. House of Representatives Bud Cramer, Jr. Artur Davis State's Total Unpledged PLEO Delegate Votes: 7 ALASKA Democratic National Committee DNC Affiliation Type John Davies ALASKA DNC MEMBER Patty Higgins ALASKA DNC MEMBER Blake Johnson ALASKA DNC MEMBER Cindy Spanyers ALASKA DNC MEMBER State's Total Unpledged PLEO Delegate Votes: 4 AMERICAN SAMOA Democratic National Committee DNC Affiliation Type Deanna Fuimaono AMERICAN SAMOA DNC MEMBER Therese L. Hunkin AMERICAN SAMOA DNC MEMBER Fagafaga D. Langkilde AMERICAN SAMOA DNC MEMBER Nathaniel Savali AMERICAN SAMOA DNC MEMBER Democratic Governor Togiola Tulafono U.S. House of Representatives Eni Faleomavaega State's Total Unpledged PLEO Delegate Votes: 6 ARIZONA Democratic National Committee DNC Affiliation Type Donald Bivens ARIZONA DNC MEMBER Janice C. Brunson ARIZONA DNC MEMBER Donna Branch Gilby ARIZONA DNC MEMBER Janet Napolitano DEMOCRATIC GOVERNORS' ASSOCIATION Joe Rios ARIZONA DNC MEMBER Carolyn Warner ARIZONA DNC MEMBER U.S. House of Representatives Gabrielle Giffords Rual Grijalva Harry E. Mitchell Ed Pastor State's Total Unpledged PLEO Delegate Votes: 10 Prepared by the Office of Party Affairs and Delegate Selection. This information reflects the state allocation of Unpledged PLEO delegates. The Official list of DNC members and certified delegates (the "Temporary Roll") is maintained by the Office of DNC Secretary Alice Germond . For more information call, 202/479-5131. 2008 Democratic National Convention 1/7/08 Unpledged PLEO Delegates -- by state Page 2 (List does not include Unpledged Add-on Delegates) ARKANSAS Democratic National Committee DNC Affiliation Type Don Beavers ARKANSAS DNC MEMBER Karla Bradley ARKANSAS DNC MEMBER Martha Dixon ARKANSAS DNC MEMBER Bill Gwatney ARKANSAS DNC MEMBER Lottie H. Shackelford OFFICERS Democratic Governor Mike Beebe U.S. Senate Blanche Lambert Lincoln Mark Pryor U.S. House of Representatives Marion Berry Mike Ross Vic Snyder State's Total Unpledged PLEO Delegate Votes: 11 CALIFORNIA Democratic National Committee DNC Affiliation Type Steven K. Alari CALIFORNIA DNC MEMBER Joe Baca MEMBERS-AT-LARGE Jeremy Bernard MEMBERS-AT-LARGE Rachel Binah CALIFORNIA DNC MEMBER Mary Ellen Early CALIFORNIA DNC MEMBER Maria Echaveste MEMBERS-AT-LARGE Edward Espinoza CALIFORNIA DNC MEMBER Alexandra Gallardo-Rooker CALIFORNIA DNC MEMBER Eric Garcetti NAT'L DEMOCRATIC MUNICIPAL OFFICIALS CONFERENCE Kamil Hasan MEMBERS-AT-LARGE Inola Henry CALIFORNIA DNC MEMBER Mike Honda OFFICERS Alice A. Huffman CALIFORNIA DNC MEMBER Aleita J. Huguenin CALIFORNIA DNC MEMBER Carole Migden CALIFORNIA DNC MEMBER Bob Mulholland CALIFORNIA DNC MEMBER Mona Pasquil MEMBERS-AT-LARGE Christine Pelosi CALIFORNIA DNC MEMBER Nancy Pelosi CONGRESSIONAL REPRESENTATIVES John A. Perez CALIFORNIA DNC MEMBER Robert Rankin CALIFORNIA DNC MEMBER Mirian Saez MEMBERS-AT-LARGE Garry S. Shay CALIFORNIA DNC MEMBER Christopher Stampolis CALIFORNIA DNC MEMBER Crystal Strait YOUNG DEMOCRATS OF AMERICA Art Torres CALIFORNIA DNC MEMBER Norma J. Torres MEMBERS-AT-LARGE Keith Umemoto CALIFORNIA DNC MEMBER Prepared by the Office of Party Affairs and Delegate Selection. This information reflects the state allocation of Unpledged PLEO delegates. The Official list of DNC members and certified delegates (the "Temporary Roll") is maintained by the Office of DNC Secretary Alice Germond . For more information call, 202/479-5131. 2008 Democratic National Convention 1/7/08 Unpledged PLEO Delegates -- by state Page 3 (List does not include Unpledged Add-on Delegates) Alicia Wang CALIFORNIA DNC MEMBER Maxine Waters CALIFORNIA DNC MEMBER Vernon R. Watkins MEMBERS-AT-LARGE Rosalind Wyman CALIFORNIA DNC MEMBER Steven Ybarra CALIFORNIA DNC MEMBER U.S. Senate Barbara Boxer Dianne Feinstein U.S. House of Representatives Xavier Becerra Howard Berman Lois Capps Dennis Cardoza Jim Costa Susan Davis Anna Eshoo Sam Farr Bob Filner Jane Harman Tom Lantos Barbara Lee Zoe Lofgren Doris Matsui Jerry McNerney George Miller Grace Napolitano Laura Richardson Lucille Roybal-Allard Linda Sanchez Loretta Sanchez Adam Schiff Brad Sherman Hilda Solis Pete Stark Ellen Tauscher Mike Thompson Diane Watson Henry Waxman Lynn Woolsey Distinguished Party Leader Leadership Position Charles T. Manatt FORMER DNC CHAIRMAN State's Total Unpledged PLEO Delegate Votes: 66 COLORADO Democratic National Committee DNC Affiliation Type Joan Fitz-Gerald DEMOCRATIC LEGISLATIVE CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE Maria Handley MEMBERS-AT-LARGE Debbie Marquez COLORADO DNC MEMBER Ramona Martinez MEMBERS-AT-LARGE Prepared by the Office of Party Affairs and Delegate Selection. This information reflects the state allocation of Unpledged PLEO delegates. The Official list of DNC members and certified delegates (the "Temporary Roll") is maintained by the Office of DNC Secretary Alice Germond . For more information call, 202/479-5131. 2008 Democratic National Convention 1/7/08 Unpledged PLEO Delegates -- by state Page 4 (List does not include Unpledged Add-on Delegates) Jonathan W. Postal COLORADO DNC MEMBER Mannie Rodriguez COLORADO DNC MEMBER Dan Slater COLORADO DNC MEMBER Patricia Waak COLORADO DNC MEMBER Democratic Governor William "Bill" Ritter, Jr. U.S. Senate Ken Salazar U.S. House of Representatives Diana DeGette Ed Perlmutter John Salazar Mark Udall Distinguished Party Leader Leadership Position Roy Romer FORMER DNC GENERAL CHAIRMAN State's Total Unpledged PLEO Delegate Votes: 15 CONNECTICUT Democratic National Committee DNC Affiliation Type Anthony Avallone CONNECTICUT DNC MEMBER Ellen Camhi CONNECTICUT DNC MEMBER Nancy DiNardo CONNECTICUT DNC MEMBER Martin Dunleavy NAT'L DEMOCRATIC ETHNIC COORDINATING COMMITTEE Stephen Fontana CONNECTICUT DNC MEMBER John W. Olsen CONNECTICUT DNC MEMBER U.S. House of Representatives Joe Courtney Rosa DeLauro John Larson Christopher S. Murphy Distinguished Party Leader Leadership Position Christopher J. Dodd FORMER DNC GENERAL CHAIRMAN State's Total Unpledged PLEO Delegate Votes: 11 DELAWARE Democratic National Committee DNC Affiliation Type John Daniello DELAWARE DNC MEMBER Rhett Ruggerio DELAWARE DNC MEMBER Harriet Smith Windsor DELAWARE DNC MEMBER Karen Valentine DELAWARE DNC MEMBER Democratic Governor Ruth Minner U.S. Senate Joseph R. Biden Jr. Thomas Carper State's Total Unpledged PLEO Delegate Votes: 7 Prepared by the Office of Party Affairs and Delegate Selection. This information reflects the state allocation of Unpledged PLEO delegates. The Official list of DNC members and certified delegates (the "Temporary Roll") is maintained by the Office of DNC Secretary Alice Germond . For more information call, 202/479-5131. 2008 Democratic National Convention 1/7/08 Unpledged PLEO Delegates -- by state Page 5 (List does not include Unpledged Add-on Delegates) DEMOCRATS ABROAD Democratic National Committee DNC Affiliation Type Robert Bell DEMOCRATS ABROAD DNC MEMBER Connie Borde DEMOCRATS ABROAD DNC MEMBER Toby Condliffe DEMOCRATS ABROAD DNC MEMBER Liv Gibbons DEMOCRATS ABROAD DNC MEMBER Christine Schon Marques DEMOCRATS ABROAD DNC MEMBER Theresa Morelli DEMOCRATS ABROAD DNC MEMBER Brent O'Leary DEMOCRATS ABROAD DNC MEMBER Leo Perez Minaya DEMOCRATS ABROAD DNC MEMBER State's Total Unpledged PLEO Delegate Votes: 4 DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA Democratic National Committee DNC Affiliation Type Anita Bonds DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA DNC MEMBER Donna L. Brazile MEMBERS-AT-LARGE Marilyn Brown DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA DNC MEMBER Mary Eva Candon MEMBERS-AT-LARGE Yolanda Caraway MEMBERS-AT-LARGE Larry Cohen MEMBERS-AT-LARGE Arrington Dixon DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA DNC MEMBER Hartina Flournoy MEMBERS-AT-LARGE Harold Ickes MEMBERS-AT-LARGE Ben Johnson MEMBERS-AT-LARGE Eric Kleinfeld MEMBERS-AT-LARGE Mona G. Mohib MEMBERS-AT-LARGE Minyon Moore MEMBERS-AT-LARGE Jeffrey Richardson DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA DNC MEMBER Elizabeth M. Smith MEMBERS-AT-LARGE Christine Warnke NAT'L DEMOCRATIC ETHNIC COORDINATING COMMITTEE James J. Zogby MEMBERS-AT-LARGE Democratic Governor Adrian Fenty U.S. Senate Michael Brown Paul Strauss U.S. House of Representatives Eleanor Holmes Norton State's Total Unpledged PLEO Delegate Votes: 21 FLORIDA Democratic National Committee DNC Affiliation Type Jon Ausman FLORIDA DNC MEMBER Terrie Brady FLORIDA DNC MEMBER Mitchell Ceasar FLORIDA DNC MEMBER Joyce Cusack FLORIDA DNC MEMBER Diane Glasser FLORIDA DNC MEMBER Allan Katz FLORIDA DNC MEMBER Prepared by the Office of Party Affairs and Delegate Selection. This information reflects the state allocation of Unpledged PLEO delegates. The Official list of DNC members and certified delegates (the "Temporary Roll") is maintained by the Office of DNC Secretary Alice Germond . For more information call, 202/479-5131. 2008 Democratic National Convention 1/7/08 Unpledged PLEO Delegates -- by state Page 6 (List does not include Unpledged Add-on Delegates) Raul Martinez FLORIDA DNC MEMBER Chuck Mohlke FLORIDA DNC MEMBER Janee Murphy FLORIDA DNC MEMBER Rudolph Parker FLORIDA DNC MEMBER Karen Thurman FLORIDA DNC MEMBER Andrew Tobias OFFICERS U.S. Senate Bill Nelson U.S. House of Representatives Allen Boyd Corrine Brown Kathy Castor Alcee Hastings Ron Klein Tim Mahoney Kendrick Meek Debbie Wasserman Schultz Robert Wexler State's Total Unpledged PLEO Delegate Votes: 0
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