Sentences with phrase «committee vice chairwoman»

Queens Congresswoman Grace Meng, recently reelected as a Democratic National Committee vice chairwoman, argued to the Observer that new DNC Chairman Tom Perez forcing out the party organization's current employees is part of a healthy effort to improve «the culture and the ecosystem of the party nationally.»
Queens Rep. Grace Meng, recently reelected as a Democratic National Committee vice chairwoman, argued that new DNC Chairman Tom Perez forcing out the party organization's current employees is part of a healthy effort to improve «the culture and the ecosystem of the party nationally.»

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According to the paper, O'Neill — pictured her with her state chair replacement, Jay Jacobs — is leaving her position as state Executive Committee chairwoman and also from her post as vice chair of the St. Lawrence Democratic Party.
Ritchie has received $ 15,000 with the title deputy vice chairwoman for the Senate Health Committee.
She is also a vice chairwoman of the state Democratic Committee.
The vice president is scheduled to headline a $ 35,000 - per - couple dinner in Milwaukee on Thursday that will benefit a joint fundraising committee set up to help Trump's re-election efforts and also feature RNC chairwoman Ronna Romney McDaniel and RNC finance chairman Steve Wynn.
As the former fundraising vice chairwoman for the National Republican Congressional Committee, she's helped bring in money for the party and has been active in recruiting women to run for office.
In mid-January, the Health and Human Services Committee, of which I am honored of serve as chairwoman, hosted an informational meeting with the County Health Department, Sheriff's Office and local advocates, including two mothers who lost their sons to addiction, along with Dr. Thomas Schenk, Senior Vice President and Chief Medical Officer for Blue Cross and Blue Shield.
Meng, a vice chairwoman of the Democratic National Committee, yesterday joined Minnesota Congressman Keith Ellison and Bronx Assemblyman Michael Blake in urging Felder and the rival conferences to combine.
Golden also praised Massachusetts Rep. Katherine Clark, vice chairwoman of recruitment for the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee, and former Rep. Michael H. Michaud for their help.
Sen. Pam Helming would have received a $ 12,500 stipend as vice chairwoman of the Crime Victims Committee, the amount Gallivan would have been paid had he not collected the $ 18,000 from his Education Committee post.
The senators had served as vice chairmen or vice chairwomen of their committees yet were paid as though they were chairmen — a maneuver that enabled them to receive tens of thousands of dollars earmarked for others.
The congresswoman was re-elected a vice chairwoman of the Democratic National Committee in February.
Byron Brown, chairman of the New York State Democratic Party; former City Council Speaker Christine Quinn, vice chairwoman of the New York State Democratic Party; Rep. Joseph Crowley (D - Bronx / Queens), House Democratic Caucus chairman; and Hector Figueroa, president of 32BJ SEIU and at - large member of the Democratic National Committee, sent a letter to Senate Democratic Leader Andrea Stewart - Cousins and Klein on Monday.
Lynne served as Chairwoman of the Health & Human Services Committee for four years, as well as serving as Vice Chair of the Public Safety Committee, Government Affairs Committee and Minority & Women Business Enterprise Committee.
Under siege on multiple fronts and with Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. at her side, Democratic National Committee Chairwoman Debbie Wasserman Schultz declared Thursday she's not afraid to stand alone on the Iran deal.
Ritchie said she agreed to become deputy vice chairwoman of the Health Committee but did not ask for extra money or know she would receive a higher stipend than she would from serving as agriculture committee chCommittee but did not ask for extra money or know she would receive a higher stipend than she would from serving as agriculture committee chcommittee chairwoman.
As the Daily News reported Monday, Republican Sens. Thomas O'Mara of Chemung County, who Flanagan appointed vice chairman of the Transportation Committee, and Patty Ritchie of St. Lawrence County, who was named deputy vice chairwoman of the Health Committee, each got the higher $ 15,000 chairmen stipends instead of the $ 12,500 they were both due for heading the Environmental Conservation and Agriculture committees, respectively.
Other Republican Party officials backing Donovan for a possible bid are committee First Vice Chairwoman Lisa Grey, First Vice Chairman Bill D'Ambrosio and former Chairwoman Mary Reilly, with the last praising Donovan for his «grace, integrity, determination, courage, conviction, compassion and honesty.»
«The Legislature is very committed to Pan-Am 2001,» said Legislator Judith P. Fisher, D - Buffalo, vice chairwoman of the Community Enrichment Committee.
Rep. Tricia Cotham, a Democrat from Mecklenburg County who serves as vice chairwoman of the House education committee, isn't as optimistic.
Unsatisfied with the results, she asked the defendant, Dr. Jennifer Everson, vice president medical and chairwoman of the medical advisory committee, for a referral to a pediatric gastroenterologist in private practice because she believed the doctors within HHSC had labelled her as an anxious mother.
Within the in - house community alone, she has contributed as a mentor, board director, vice chairwoman, executive committee member and chairwoman of the CCCA Mentoring Program.
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