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IndustryTerm
broken systems / concrete reform solutions / part advocacy / part communications hub / nonpartisan law / criminal law / finance reform / public interest law / /
Organization
Rockefeller Family Fund / county clerkâs office / Brennan Center / Ford Foundation / New York University School of Law / Diana Kasdan Brennan Center for Justice / Foundation of Philanthropic Funds / United States District Court for the Eastern District of New York / Open Society Foundations / Mertz Gilmore Foundation / Brennan Center for Justice / JPB Foundation / Joyce Foundation / U.S. Census Bureau / NYU School of Law / FJC / Vital Projects Fund / Washington University / T. MacArthur Foundation / Charles Evans Hughes Memorial Foundation / Irving Harris Foundation / William Louis / Tennessee Department of State / /
Person
Matt Longobardi / Chris Famighetti / Archita Taylor / Wendy Weiser / Desiree Ramos Reiner / William Louis-Dreyfus / Diana Kasdan / Michael Waldman / Wayne Pruett / Jim Lyons / Lena Glaser / Erik Opsal / Paul Gronke / Anne Spitzer / Michelle Parker / Judd Choate / John Kowal / Jeanine Plant-Chirlin / Anne Gumowitz / Bernard Spitzer / Larry Lomax / Carson Whitelemons / Karen Brinson / /
Position
senior staff attorney at the national office / senior counsel / assistant director of elections / clerk / co-author / HAVA coordinator / Research Associate / author / director of elections for Colorado / director of elections of Transylvania County / Professor / registrar / Voting Rights Researcher / director of elections / /
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