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Elizabeth Warren begins building out Georgia ground game with senior hires
The campaign announced this week it hired six senior staffers to be based mostly around Atlanta.https://www.11alive.com/article/news/politics/elizabeth-warren-campaign-hires-georgia/85-cf85ec13-0887-4030-80cf-3fa64af840c7
ATLANTA — Sen. Elizabeth Warren's presidential campaign is building out its Georgia ground game.
The campaign announced this week it had made senior hires here, mostly around the Atlanta area, as it tries to build momentum in a state where Warren has not broken through in polling.
According to a campaign announcement on Monday, the campaign had hired an organizing director, Anthony Davis, Jr., a community organizing director, Edima Ufot, a northern regional organizing director, Jasmine Talley, and a faith community organizer, Beverly "Bev" Jackson, to lead an Atlanta office.
The campaign said it had also hired a southern regional organizing director, Jason Wheeler, to be based out of Columbus. it also announced the hiring of a communications lead, Terrence Clark.
Davis, the campaign said, had previously overseen volunteer opreations in 11 Southern states after joining Warren's effort in March 2019. He has previously worked on the campaigns of Sen. Doug Jones of Alabama and former U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Mike Espy's unsuccessful bid for Senate in Mississippi.
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The campaign announced this week it had made senior hires here, mostly around the Atlanta area, as it tries to build momentum in a state where Warren has not broken through in polling.
According to a campaign announcement on Monday, the campaign had hired an organizing director, Anthony Davis, Jr., a community organizing director, Edima Ufot, a northern regional organizing director, Jasmine Talley, and a faith community organizer, Beverly "Bev" Jackson, to lead an Atlanta office.
The campaign said it had also hired a southern regional organizing director, Jason Wheeler, to be based out of Columbus. it also announced the hiring of a communications lead, Terrence Clark.
Davis, the campaign said, had previously overseen volunteer opreations in 11 Southern states after joining Warren's effort in March 2019. He has previously worked on the campaigns of Sen. Doug Jones of Alabama and former U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Mike Espy's unsuccessful bid for Senate in Mississippi.
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