Democratic Party of Wisconsin Hires New Organizing Director
She will officially start with the Democratic Party on February 6.
Staci O’Brien. Photo courtesy of the Democratic Party of Wisconsin.
MADISON – Today, the Democratic Party of Wisconsin hired a new member of their organizing team. Staci O’Brien joins as the Democratic Party’s new Organizing Director.
“After attending listening sessions with party members, candidates, and activists all across the state, we knew it was important to quickly build up a field staff during the off-year,’ Democratic Party of Wisconsin Chair Martha Laning said on Wednesday. “Staci is an important addition to our team whose talents and experience will be a valued asset as we prepare to win elections in 2018.”
O’Brien previously served as Deputy Organizing Director with Hillary Clinton‘s Iowa presidential campaign operation and Deputy GOTV Director for the 2014 New Hampshire Coordinated Campaign, which included Jeanne Shaheen’s successful Senate campaign and Maggie Hassan’s successful gubernatorial campaign. She will officially start with the Democratic Party on February 6.
NOTE: This press release was submitted to Urban Milwaukee and was not written by an Urban Milwaukee writer. While it is believed to be reliable, Urban Milwaukee does not guarantee its accuracy or completeness.
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