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Meet the Faces of Democracy: Edward Lindsey
Editor’s note: More than 10,000 officials across the country run U.S. elections. This interview is part of a series highlighting the election heroes who are the faces of democracy. In addition to being a former member of the Georgia State Election Board, Edward Lindsey is a partner in Dentons' public policy practice and serves as the head of the firm's Georgia state government affairs team.
Meet the Faces of Democracy: Shane Schoeller
Shane Schoeller is the Republican county clerk for Greene County, Missouri, where he was first elected in 2014. Now in his third term, it is his privilege to continue working alongside a tremendous team of public servants who work diligently to ensure all Greene County citizens are well served in the various duties of the office. Greene County is the fourth most populous county in Missouri and is home to over two hundred thousand registered voters.
Meet the Faces of Democracy: Tommy Gong
Californian Tommy Gong is the deputy county clerk-recorder for Contra Costa County which is located in the San Francisco Bay Area and home to over 700,000 registered voters. He has been an election administrator for over two decades, having served in other California counties including San Luis Obispo and Stanislaus. Gong, who is not affiliated with any political party, has received wide recognition throughout his tenure as an election official.
Meet the Faces of Democracy: Julie Wise
Minkin is a research associate at Issue One. Clapp is the campaign manager for election protection at Issue One. Whaley is the director of election protection at Issue One. Van Voorhis is a research intern at Issue One. Beckel is the research director for Issue One. Julie Wise, who is not registered with any political party, has more than 24 years of election administration experience.
Meet the Faces of Democracy: Bill Gates
Minkin is a research associate at Issue One. Clapp is the campaign manager for election protection at Issue One. Assefa is a research intern at Issue One. Bill Gates, a registered Republican, was re-elected to the Maricopa County (Ariz.) Board of Supervisors in 2020 after first being elected in 2016. Before joining the board, he served on the Phoenix City Council for seven years, from 2009 to 2016, including a term as vice mayor in 2013.
LTE | You can disagree and not be canceled: how JMU can combat the campus free speech woes
This week’s Liz Wheeler controversy is splitting campus, from those who are proud to hear her conservative views coming to campus, to those who morally object to Wheeler’s ideas. While JMU legally cannot ban Wheeler from speaking, the question Wheeler’s visit should make us consider is, “What kind of discourse is needed for a vibrant, healthy democracy?” College students often find it difficult to discuss divisive issues.
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