Hillary Clinton-Organization, West Virginia
revised June 9, 2008

HILLARY CLINTON FOR PRESIDENT
Headquarters: 191 Summers Street, Charleston, WV  25301  (304) 346-1913    ...office opening April 19, 2008 with Brigadier General Jack Yeager
May 13 Memo

 
State Director Talley Sergent
(announced April 3, 2008)  Previously communications director for the West Virginia State Democratic Party starting in late 2006.  In Fall 2006 Sergent worked as a DNC organizer for North Central West Virginia, as part of Howard Dean's 50-state strategy.  National advance staffer on the Kerry-Edwards ’04 campaign.  Member of Sen. Jay Rockefeller's press team in Washington, DC, 2002-04.  Graduate of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.  Huntington native.  Sergent was the 2007 West Virginia Young Democrat of the Year.
 
 
Communications Director Jessica Santillo
(announced April 3, 2008)  Previously worked on the Iowa caucus campaign, then as communications director on the Colorado campaign and most recently on the Texas campaign.  In 2006 Santillo served as spokesperson for Tim Mahoney for Congress in Florida.

GOTV Director Mike Firestone



Surrogate Scheduler
 Karen DeFilippi



Senior Advisor (field and GOTV)
 Tracey Lewis
Field director on Clinton's NH primary campaign.  Campaign manager for Massachusetts Democrats' Victory ‘06 Coordinated Campaign.  Deputy director of Sen. John Kerry's leadership committee, Keeping America's Promise.  In Fall 2004 she served as base vote director on Florida Victory 2004; earlier she did credentialling at the Democratic National Convention for the Kerry campaign, and served as deputy director of advance on the Kerry campaign.


field offices
Beckley  -207 Prince Street, Beckley, WV 25801

Fairmont - 312 Adams Street, Fairmont, WV 26554

Eastern Panhandle - 201 N. George St. Suite 102, Charles Town, WV 25414

Wheeling -


West Virginia for Hillary Leadership Council includes (announced May 5, 2008)

Lane Bailey, Former Chief of Staff to Senator Jay Rockefeller; Worldwide Director Golin Harris, Public Affairs; Board of Governors, Concord University
Belinda Biafore, Vice Chair, West Virginia State Democratic Executive Committee
Bonnie Brown, Member, House of Delegates (30th District)
Richard Browning, Member, House of Delegates (22th District)
Bill Burke, Former member, House of Delegates
Marge Burke, Former member, House of Delegates
Kent Carper, President, Kanawha County Commission
Barbara Core, Circuit Clerk, Marion County
Barbara Evans Fleischauer, Member, House of Delegates (44th District)
Jean Ford, Mayor of Williamstown
Judy Hale, President, AFT-West Virginia
Elaine Harris, International Representative, Communications Workers of America
Ed Hartman, Executive Director, AFSCME
Barbara Hatfield, Member, House of Delegates (30th District), Registered Nurse
Ron Justice, Mayor of Morgantown
Steve Kominar, Member, House of Delegates (20th District)
Linda Longstreth, Member, House of Delegates (43rd District)
Pat Maroney, DNC National Committeeman; Former Chair, West Virginia State Democratic Executive Committee
Cleo Mathews, Mayor of Hinton
Steve McElroy, Executive Director, West Virginia Nurses Association; CEO, WVNA Foundation
Tim Miley, Member, House of Delegates (41st District)
Teresa Kay Miller, Former Morgantown City Council Member
Charlotte Moreland, Former Deputy Staff Director, U.S. Senate Committee on Veterans' Affairs
Michael Oliverio, Member, State Senate (13th District)
Jason Parsons, Student Body President, WVU
Dan Poling, Member, House of Delegates (10th District); Director of Governmental Affairs, IUPAT District Council 53
Marie Prezioso, DNC National Committeewoman
Roman Prezioso, Member, State Senate (13th District)
Phyllis Rutledge, Former Speaker Pro Tempore of the West Virginia House of Delegates
Jenny Selin, Morgantown City Council Member
Martin Shaffer, Clarksburg City Council Member
Chuck Smith, Former Chair, West Virginia State Democratic Executive Committee
Libby Stout, WWII Veteran, 110th Women’s Army Corps
Lyle Stowers, 2nd Vice Chairman, West Virginia State Democratic Executive Committee
Bob Tabb, Member, House of Delegates (56th District)
Steve White, Former Chair, West Virginia State Democratic Executive Committee
Jack Yeager, Ret. Adjutant General of the West Virginia Army National Guard


endorsements
State Legislators (announced May 2, 2008)
Michael Oliverio II, State Senate (D-Monongalia), District 13
Roman Prezioso, State Senate (D-Marion) District 13
Bonnie Brown, House of Delegates (D-Kanawha), District 30
Richard Browning, House of Delegates (D-Wyoming), District 22
Barbara Evans Fleischauer, House of Delegates (D-Monongalia), District 44
Barbara "Bobbie" Hatfield, House of Delegates (D-Kanawha), District 30
Steve Kominar, House of Delegates (D-Mingo), District 20
Linda Longstreth, House of Delegates (D-Marion), District 43
Tim Miley, House of Delegates (D-Harrison), District 41, Assistant Majority Whip
Dan Poling, House of Delegates (D-Wood), District 10
Bob Tabb, House of Delegates (D-Jefferson), District 56
 

West Virginia Veterans for Hillary Steering Committee (announced April 30, 2008)
Chair: Jack E. Yeager, Brigadier General, Ret., WV National Guard (Kanawha County)


former party chairs (Richardson announced May 9, 2008)
Pat Maroney, West Virginia Democratic Party Chair 1996-2003
Steve White, West Virginia Democratic Party Co-Chair 1996-2001
Chuck Smith, West Virginia Democratic Party Chair 1992-1994
Sally Richardson, West Virginia Democratic Party Chair 1986-1988


former Gov. Hulett Smith - served from 1965-69 (announced May 9, 2008)


Senate Majority Leader Truman Chafin (announced May 9, 2008)


West Virginia Young Leaders for Hillary (announced May 10, 2008)

and
Charleston Daily Mail (05/08/08)
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