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First Lady of the United States

U.S. Senator from New York

Tenure

U.S. Secretary of State

2008 presidential campaign

2016 presidential campaign

Organizations

This is a list of notable individual politicians and political organizations who have publicly indicated support for Hillary Clinton in the 2016 United States presidential election.

Public officials serving below the state level and all other individuals and entities are listed only if they have a separate stand-alone article. Those who indicated their support after Hillary Clinton's presumptive nomination on June 11 are denoted with an asterisk.

Federal officials and state governors

Presidents and Vice Presidents

Name	Position	Party	In office	Ref
Jimmy Carter*	39th President	Democratic	1977–81	^[a]^[1]
Bill Clinton	42nd President		1993–2001	^[2]
Barack Obama	44th President		2009–17	^[3]
Walter Mondale	42nd Vice President		1977–81	^[4]
Al Gore	45th Vice President		1993–2001	^[5]
Joe Biden	47th Vice President		2009–17	^[2]

Federal Cabinet-level officers

Name	Position	Party	In office	Ref
Madeleine Albright	64th Secretary of State	Democratic	1997–2001	^[6]
Colin Powell	65th Secretary of State	Republican	2001–05	^[7]
John Kerry	68th Secretary of State	Democratic	2013–17	^[8]
William Cohen	20th Secretary of Defense	Republican	1997–2001	^[9]
Leon Panetta	23rd Secretary of Defense	Democratic	2011–13	^[10]
Cecil Andrus	42nd Secretary of the Interior	Democratic	1977–81	^[11]
Ken Salazar	50th Secretary of the Interior	Democratic	2009–13	^[12]
Mack McLarty	17th White House Chief of Staff	Democratic	1993–94	^[13]
Erskine Bowles	19th White House Chief of Staff	Democratic	1997–98	^[14]
John Podesta	20th White House Chief of Staff	Democratic	1998–2001	^[15]
William M. Daley	25th White House Chief of Staff	Democratic	2011–12	^[16]
Henry Cisneros	10th Secretary of Housing and Urban Development	Democratic	1993–97	^[17]
Julian Castro	16th Secretary of Housing and Urban Development	Democratic	2014–2017	^[18]
Michael Chertoff	2nd Secretary of Homeland Security	Republican	2005–09	^[7]
Bill Richardson	9th Secretary of Energy	Democratic	1998–2001	^[19]
Steven Chu	12th Secretary of Energy	Democratic	2009–13	^[20]
Austan Goolsbee	26th Chair of the Council of Economic Advisers	Democratic	2010–11	^[21]
Carlos Gutierrez	35th Secretary of Commerce	Republican	2005–09	^[22]
Gary Locke	36th Secretary of Commerce	Democratic	2009–11	^[23]
Robert Reich	22nd Secretary of Labor	Democratic	1993–97	^[24]
Alexis Herman	23rd Secretary of Labor	Democratic	1997–2001	^[25]
Hilda Solis	25th Secretary of Labor	Democratic	2009–2013	^[26]
Carla Hills	10th Trade Representative	Republican	1989–93	^[22]
Ron Kirk	16th Trade Representative	Democratic	2009–2013	^[27]
Eric Holder	86th Attorney General	Democratic	2009–2015	^[10]
Karen Mills	23rd Administrator of the Small Business Administration	Democratic	2009-13	^[28]
Rodney E. Slater	13th Secretary of Transportation	Democratic	1997–2001	^[13]
Norman Mineta	14th Secretary of Transportation	Democratic	2001–2006	^[23]
Mary E. Peters	15th Secretary of Transportation	Republican	2006–2009	^[29]
Henry Paulson	74th Secretary of the Treasury	Republican	2006–09	^[7]
Andrew Young	14th Ambassador to the United Nations	Democratic	1977–79	^[30]
Thomas R. Pickering	18th Ambassador to the United Nations	Democratic	1989–92	^[31]
William Ruckelshaus	1st and 5th Administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency	Republican	1970–73, 1983–85	^[22]
William K. Reilly	7th Administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency	Republican	1989–93	^[22]
Carol Browner	8th Administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency	Democratic	1993–2001	^[32]
Christine Todd Whitman	9th Administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency	Republican	2001–03	^[7]
Lisa P. Jackson	12th Administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency	Democratic	2009–13	^[33]
Richard Riley	6th Secretary of Education	Democratic	1993–2001	^[34]
Louis Wade Sullivan	17th Secretary of Health and Human Services	Republican	1989–93	^[7]
Donna Shalala	18th Secretary of Health and Human Services	Democratic	1993–2001	^[35]
Kathleen Sebelius	21st Secretary of Health and Human Services	Democratic	2009–14	^[36]
Laura Tyson	16th Chair of the Council of Economic Advisers	Democratic	1993–95	^[21]
Joseph Stiglitz	17th Chair of the Council of Economic Advisers	Democratic	1995–97	^[a]^[37]
James Lee Witt	Director of the Federal Emergency Management Agency	Democratic	1993–2001	^[13]

State and territorial governors

Current (as of 2016)^[38]


Name	Position	Party	Ref
Steve Bullock	24th Governor of Montana	Democratic	^[39]
John Bel Edwards	56th Governor of Louisiana	Democratic	^[40]
Maggie Hassan	81st Governor of New Hampshire	Democratic	^[41]
John Hickenlooper	42nd Governor of Colorado	Democratic
Dan Malloy	88th Governor of Connecticut	Democratic
Jack Markell	73rd Governor of Delaware	Democratic
Terry McAuliffe	72nd Governor of Virginia	Democratic
Lolo Matalasi Moliga	57th Governor of American Samoa	Democratic	^[42]
Jay Nixon	55th Governor of Missouri	Democratic	^[43]
Alejandro García Padilla	11th Governor of Puerto Rico	Democratic	^[44]
Gina Raimondo	75th Governor of Rhode Island	Democratic
Earl Ray Tomblin	35th Governor of West Virginia	Democratic	^[45]
Peter Shumlin	81st Governor of Vermont	Democratic	^[46]
Tom Wolf	47th Governor of Pennsylvania	Democratic
Jerry Brown	34th Governor of California	Democratic	^[47]
Andrew Cuomo	56th Governor of New York	Democratic	^[48]
Kate Brown	38th Governor of Oregon	Democratic	^[49]
Mark Dayton	40th Governor of Minnesota	Democratic	^[50]
Jay Inslee	23rd Governor of Washington	Democratic	^[51]

Former

George Ariyoshi, 3rd Governor of Hawaii (1974–86)^[52]
John Baldacci, 73rd Governor of Maine (2003–11)^[28]
Evan Bayh, 46th Governor of Indiana (1989–97)^[53]
Mike Beebe, 45th Governor of Arkansas (2007–15)^[13]
Steve Beshear, 61st Governor of Kentucky (2007–15)^[54]
James Blanchard, 45th Governor of Michigan (1983–91)^[55]
John W. Carlin,* 40th Governor of Kansas (1979–87)^[56]
Arne Carlson,* 37th Governor of Minnesota (1991–99) (Republican)^[57]
Ben Cayetano, 5th Governor of Hawaii (1994–2002)^[52]
Dick Celeste, 64th Governor of Ohio (1983–91)^[58]
Lincoln Chafee, 74th Governor of Rhode Island (2011–15)^[59]
Jon Corzine, 54th Governor of New Jersey (2006–10)^[60]
Charlie Crist, 44th Governor of Florida^[b] (2007–11)^[61]
Gray Davis, 37th Governor of California (1999–2004)^[62]
Howard Dean, 79th Governor of Vermont (1991–2003)^[63]
Jim Doyle, 44th Governor of Wisconsin (2003–11)^[64]
Michael Dukakis, 65th & 67th Governor of Massachusetts (1975–79, 1983–91)^[65]
Jim Folsom Jr., 50th Governor of Alabama (1993–95)^[66]
Jennifer Granholm, 47th Governor of Michigan (2003–11)^[67]
Christine Gregoire, 22nd Governor of Washington (2005–13)^[68]
Jim Hodges, 114th Governor of South Carolina (1999–2003)^[34]
Bob Holden, 53rd Governor of Missouri (2001–05)^[69]
Linwood Holton, 61st Governor of Virginia (1970–74) (Republican)^[70]
Jim Hunt, 69th & 71st Governor of North Carolina (1977–85, 1993–2001)^[71]
Bob Kerrey, 35th Governor of Nebraska (1983–87)^[72]
Ted Kulongoski, 36th Governor of Oregon (2003–11)^[73]
Madeleine M. Kunin, 77th Governor of Vermont (1985–91)^[74]
John Lynch,* 80th Governor of New Hampshire (2005–13)^[75]
Bob Miller, 26th Governor of Nevada (1989–99)^[76]
William Milliken,* 44th Governor of Michigan (1969–83) (Republican)^[7]
Ronnie Musgrove, 61st Governor of Mississippi (2000–04)^[77]
George Nigh, 17th & 22nd Governor of Oklahoma (1963, 1979–87)^[78]
Martin O'Malley, 61st Governor of Maryland (2007–15)^[79]
David Paterson, 55th Governor of New York (2008–10)^[80]
Deval Patrick,* 71st Governor of Massachusetts (2007–15)^[81]
Bev Perdue, 73rd Governor of North Carolina (2009–13)^[71]
David Pryor, 39th Governor of Arkansas (1975–79)^[13]
Ed Rendell, 45th Governor of Pennsylvania (2003–11)^[82]
Bill Ritter, 41st Governor of Colorado (2007–11)^[83]
Barbara Roberts, 34th Governor of Oregon (1991–95)^[73]
Jay Rockefeller, 29th Governor of West Virginia (1977–85)^[84]
Roy Romer, 39th Governor of Colorado (1987–99)^[12]
Bill Sheffield, 5th Governor of Alaska (1982–86)^[85]
George A. Sinner, 29th Governor of North Dakota (1985–92)^[86]
Ted Strickland, 68th Governor of Ohio (2007–11)^[87]
Mike Sullivan 29th Governor of Wyoming (1987–95)^[88]
Jim Guy Tucker, 43rd Governor of Arkansas (1992–96)^[13]
John D. Waihee III, 4th Governor of Hawaii (1986–94)^[52]
David Walters, 24th Governor of Oklahoma (1991–95)^[78]
William F. Winter, 58th Governor of Mississippi (1980–84)^[77]

U.S. Senators

Current^[38]

Tammy Baldwin, Wisconsin
Michael Bennet, Colorado
Richard Blumenthal, Connecticut
Cory Booker, New Jersey
Barbara Boxer, California
Sherrod Brown, Ohio
Maria Cantwell, Washington
Ben Cardin, Maryland
Tom Carper, Delaware
Bob Casey Jr., Pennsylvania
Chris Coons, Delaware
Joe Donnelly, Indiana
Dick Durbin, Min. Whip, Illinois
Dianne Feinstein, California
Al Franken, Minnesota
Kirsten Gillibrand, New York
Martin Heinrich, New Mexico
Heidi Heitkamp, North Dakota
Mazie Hirono, Hawaii
Tim Kaine, Virginia
Angus King,* Maine (Independent)^[22]
Amy Klobuchar, Minnesota
Patrick Leahy, Vermont
Joe Manchin, West Virginia
Ed Markey, Massachusetts
Claire McCaskill, Missouri
Bob Menendez, New Jersey
Jeff Merkley,* Oregon^[89]
Barbara Mikulski, Maryland
Chris Murphy, Connecticut
Patty Murray, Washington
Bill Nelson, Florida
Gary Peters, Michigan
Jack Reed, Rhode Island
Bernie Sanders,* Vermont (Independent)^[90]
Brian Schatz, Hawaii
Chuck Schumer, New York
Jeanne Shaheen, New Hampshire
Debbie Stabenow, Michigan
Jon Tester,* Montana^[39]
Tom Udall, New Mexico
Mark Warner, Virginia
Elizabeth Warren,* Massachusetts^[2]
Sheldon Whitehouse, Rhode Island
Ron Wyden, Oregon

Former

Daniel Akaka, Hawaii (1990–2013)^[52]
Bill Bradley,*^[c] New Jersey (1979–97)^[91]
Jean Carnahan, Missouri (2001–02)^[69]
Kent Conrad, North Dakota (1987–2013)^[86]
Mo Cowan,* Massachusetts (2013)^[92]
Tom Daschle, Maj. Leader, South Dakota (1987–2005)^[93]
Chris Dodd, Connecticut (1981–2011)^[94]
Byron Dorgan, North Dakota (1992–2011)^[86]
David Durenberger, Minnesota (1978–95) (Independent^[b])^[22]
Russ Feingold,* Wisconsin (1993–2011)^[95]
John Glenn, Ohio (1974–99)^[96]
Bob Graham, Florida (1987–2005)^[97]
Kay Hagan, North Carolina (2009–15)^[98]
Tom Harkin, Iowa (1985–2015)^[99]
Fred R. Harris, Oklahoma (1964–73)^[100]
Gordon J. Humphrey,* New Hampshire (1979–90) (Republican)^[101]
Tim Johnson, South Dakota (1997–2015)^[102]
Herb Kohl, Wisconsin (1989–2013)^[103]
Bob Krueger, Texas (1993)^[104]
Mary Landrieu, Louisiana (1997–2015)^[105]
Joe Lieberman,* Connecticut (1989–2013) (Independent)^[106]
Blanche Lincoln, Arkansas (1999–2011)^[107]
George J. Mitchell, Maj. Leader, Maine (1980–95)^[108]
Larry Pressler, South Dakota (1979–97) (Independent^[b])^[7]
Mark Pryor, Arkansas (2003–15)^[13]
Harry Reid, Min. Leader, Nevada (1987–2017)^[109]
Robert Torricelli, New Jersey (1997–2003)^[110]
Mark Udall,* Colorado (2009–15)^[111]
John Warner,* Virginia (1979–2009) (Republican)^[7]
Lowell Weicker,* Connecticut (Republican in Senate, later Independent)^[112]

U.S. Representatives

Current^[38]

Alma Adams, North Carolina
Pete Aguilar, California
Brad Ashford, Nebraska
Karen Bass, California
Joyce Beatty, Ohio
Xavier Becerra, California
Ami Bera, California
Don Beyer, Virginia
Earl Blumenauer, Oregon
Suzanne Bonamici, Oregon
Madeleine Bordallo, Guam Del.^[113]
Brendan Boyle, Pennsylvania
Bob Brady, Pennsylvania
Corrine Brown, Florida
Julia Brownley, California
Cheri Bustos, Illinois
G. K. Butterfield, North Carolina
Lois Capps, California
Michael Capuano, Massachusetts
Tony Cardenas, California
John C. Carney Jr., Delaware
André Carson, Indiana
Matt Cartwright, Pennsylvania
Kathy Castor, Florida
Joaquín Castro, Texas
Judy Chu, California
David Cicilline, Rhode Island
Katherine Clark, Massachusetts
Yvette Clarke, New York
William Lacy Clay Jr., Missouri
Emanuel Cleaver, Missouri
Jim Clyburn, Ass. Min. Leader, South Carolina
Steve Cohen, Tennessee
Gerry Connolly, Virginia
John Conyers, 44th Dean, Michigan
Jim Cooper, Tennessee
Joe Courtney, Connecticut
Jim Costa, California
Joseph Crowley, New York
Henry Cuellar, Texas
Elijah Cummings, Maryland
Danny K. Davis, Illinois
Susan Davis, California
Diana DeGette, Colorado
John Delaney, Maryland
Rosa DeLauro, Connecticut
Suzan DelBene, Washington
Mark DeSaulnier, California
Ted Deutch, Florida
Debbie Dingell, Michigan
Lloyd Doggett, Texas
Michael F. Doyle, Pennsylvania
Tammy Duckworth, Illinois
Donna Edwards, Maryland
Keith Ellison,* Minnesota^[114]
Eliot Engel, New York
Anna Eshoo, California
Elizabeth Esty, Connecticut
Sam Farr, California
Bill Foster, Illinois
Lois Frankel, Florida
Marcia Fudge, Ohio
Tulsi Gabbard,* Hawaii^[115]
Ruben Gallego, Arizona
John Garamendi, California
Gwen Graham, Florida
Al Green, Texas
Gene Green, Texas
Raúl Grijalva,* Arizona^[116]
Luis Gutiérrez, Illinois
Janice Hahn, California
Richard L. Hanna,* New York (Republican)^[7]
Alcee Hastings, Florida
Denny Heck, Washington
Brian Higgins, New York
Rubén Hinojosa, Texas
Jim Himes, Connecticut
Eleanor Holmes Norton, D.C. Del.^[117]
Mike Honda, California
Steny Hoyer, Min. Whip, Maryland
Jared Huffman, California
Steve Israel, New York
Sheila Jackson Lee, Texas
Hakeem Jeffries, New York
Eddie Bernice Johnson, Texas
Hank Johnson, Georgia
Bill R. Keating, Massachusetts
Robin Kelly, Illinois
Joseph P. Kennedy III, Massachusetts
Dan Kildee, Michigan
Derek Kilmer, Washington
Ron Kind, Wisconsin
Ann Kirkpatrick, Arizona
Ann Kuster, New Hampshire
Jim Langevin, Rhode Island
Rick Larsen, Washington
John B. Larson, Connecticut
Brenda Lawrence, Michigan
Barbara Lee,* California^[118]
Sandy Levin, Michigan
John Lewis, Georgia
Ted Lieu, California
Dave Loebsack, Iowa
Zoe Lofgren, California
Alan Lowenthal, California
Nita Lowey, New York
Ben Ray Luján, New Mexico
Michelle Lujan Grisham, New Mexico
Stephen F. Lynch, Massachusetts
Carolyn Maloney, New York
Sean Patrick Maloney, New York
Doris Matsui, California
Jim McDermott, Washington
Jim P. McGovern, Massachusetts
Jerry McNerney, California
Gregory W. Meeks, New York
Grace Meng, New York
Gwen Moore, Wisconsin
Seth Moulton, Massachusetts
Patrick E. Murphy, Florida
Jerrold Nadler, New York
Grace Napolitano, California
Richard Neal, Massachusetts
Donald Norcross, New Jersey^[119]
Beto O'Rourke, Texas^[120]
Frank Pallone, New Jersey
Bill Pascrell, New Jersey
Donald Payne Jr., New Jersey
Nancy Pelosi, Min. Leader, California
Ed Perlmutter, Colorado
Scott H. Peters, California
Pedro Pierluisi, Puerto Rico Res. Comm.^[121]
Chellie Pingree, Maine
Stacey Plaskett, Virgin Islands Del.^[122]
Mark Pocan,* Wisconsin^[123]
Jared Polis, Colorado
David E. Price, North Carolina
Mike Quigley, Illinois
Lucille Roybal-Allard, California
Charles Rangel, New York
Kathleen Rice, New York
Cedric Richmond, Louisiana
Raul Ruiz, California
Dutch Ruppersberger, Maryland
Bobby Rush, Illinois
Tim J. Ryan, Ohio
Gregorio Sablan, Northern Mariana Islands Del.^[124]
Linda Sánchez, California
Loretta Sanchez, California
John Sarbanes, Maryland
Jan Schakowsky, Illinois
Adam Schiff, California
Kurt Schrader, Oregon
Bobby C. Scott, Virginia
David A. Scott, Georgia
José E. Serrano, New York
Terri Sewell, Alabama
Brad Sherman, California
Albio Sires, New Jersey
Louise Slaughter, New York
David Adam Smith, Washington
Jackie Speier, California
Eric Swalwell, California
Mark Takano, California
Bennie Thompson, Mississippi
Mike Thompson, California
Dina Titus, Nevada
Paul Tonko, New York
Norma Torres, California
Niki Tsongas, Massachusetts
Chris Van Hollen, Maryland
Juan Vargas, California
Marc Veasey, Texas
Filemon Vela Jr., Texas
Nydia Velázquez, New York
Maxine Waters, California
Bonnie Watson Coleman, New Jersey
Tim Walz, Minnesota
Debbie Wasserman Schultz, Florida^[125]
Frederica Wilson, Florida
John Yarmuth, Kentucky

Former

Tom Allen, Maine (1997–2009)^[28]
Rob Andrews, New Jersey (1990–2014)^[126]
Ron Barber, Arizona (2013–15)^[127]
Shelley Berkley, Nevada (1999–2013)^[128]
Robert Marion Berry, Arkansas (1997–2011)^[13]
James Bilbray, Nevada (1987–95)^[76]
Tim Bishop, New York (2003–15)^[129]
Sherwood Boehlert,* New York (1983–2007) (Republican)^[7]
Dennis Cardoza, California (2003–12)^[107]
Russ Carnahan, Missouri (2005–13)^[69]
Donna Christian-Christensen, Virgin Islands Del. (1997–2015)^[130]
Tony Coelho, Maj. Whip, California (1979–89)^[82]
Jerry Costello, Illinois (1988–2013)^[131]
Lincoln Davis, Tennessee (2003–11)^[132]
John Dingell, 43rd Dean, Michigan (1955–2015)^[133]
Chaka Fattah, Pennsylvania (1995–2016)^[38]
Vic Fazio, Caucus Chair, California (1979–99)^[107]
Floyd H. Flake, New York (1987–97)^[129]
Harold Ford Jr., Tennessee (1997–2007)^[134]
Barney Frank, Massachusetts (1981–2013)^[135]
Martin Frost, Caucus Chair, Texas (1979–2005)^[107]
Pete Gallego, Texas (2013–15)^[136]
Joe Garcia, Florida (2013–15)^[137]
Robert Garcia, New York (1978–90)^[138]
Dick Gephardt, Maj. Leader, Missouri (1977–2005)^[69]
Gabby Giffords, Arizona (2007–12)^[139]
Bart Gordon, Tennessee (1985–2011)^[132]
Colleen Hanabusa, Hawaii (2011–15)^[140]
Stephanie Herseth Sandlin, South Dakota (2004–11)^[141]
Earl F. Hilliard, Alabama (1993–2003)^[66]
Paul Hodes, New Hampshire (2007–11)^[142]
Joseph P. Kennedy II, Massachusetts (1987–99)^[143]
Patrick J. Kennedy,* Rhode Island (1995–2011)^[144]
Barbara B. Kennelly, Caucus Vice-Chair, Connecticut (1982–99)^[107]
Ron Klein, Florida (2007–11)^[97]
Nick Lampson, Texas (1997–2005; 2007–09)^[145]
Larry LaRocco, Idaho (1991–95)^[11]
Bill Luther, Minnesota (1995–2003)^[146]
Marjorie Margolies, Pennsylvania (1993–1995)^[147]
Betsy Markey, Colorado (2009–11)^[12]
Carolyn McCarthy, New York (1997–2015)^[129]
Charles Thomas McMillen, Maryland (1987–93)^[107]
Kweisi Mfume, Maryland (1987–96)^[148]
Harry Mitchell, Arizona (2007–11)^[139]
Jim Moran, Virginia (1991–2015)^[149]
Connie Morella, Maryland (1987–2003) (Republican)^[22]
Bruce Morrison, Connecticut (1983–91)^[97]
John Olver, Massachusetts (1991–2013)^[150]
Ed Pastor, Arizona (1991–2015)^[139]
Earl Pomeroy, North Dakota (1993–2011)^[86]
Nick Rahall, West Virginia (1977–2015)^[151]
Michael A. Ross, Arkansas (2001–13)^[13]
Lynn Schenk, California (1993–95)^[152]
Brad Schneider, Illinois (2013–15)^[153]
Claudine Schneider,* Rhode Island (1981–91) (Republican)^[7]
Allyson Schwartz, Pennsylvania (2005–15)^[149]
Joe Schwarz,* Michigan (2005–07) (Independent^[b])^[154]
Chris Shays, Connecticut (1987–2009) (Republican)^[22]
Carol Shea-Porter, New Hampshire (2007–11, 2013–15)^[142]
John Spratt, South Carolina (1983–2011)^[155]
Richard H. Stallings, Idaho (1985–93)^[11]
Bart Stupak, Michigan (1993–2011)^[107]
Dick Swett, New Hampshire (1991–95)^[142]
Mark Takai^†, Hawaii (2015–16)
John S. Tanner, Tennessee (1989–2011)^[132]
Ellen Tauscher, California (1997–2009)^[156]
Edolphus Towns, New York (1983–2013)^[157]
Henry Waxman, California (1975–2015)^[158]
Anthony Weiner, New York (1999–2011)^[159]
Robert Wexler, Florida (1997–2010)^[160]
Alan Wheat, Missouri (1983–95)^[107]
Pat Williams, Montana (1979–97)^[161]

Former members of the federal judiciary

U. W. Clemon, Chief Judge: N.D. Ala. (1999–2006)^[66]

State officials

Executive officials

Current

Hector Balderas, 31st Attorney General of New Mexico^[162]
Suzanne Bump, 22nd Massachusetts State Auditor^[143]
John Chiang, 33rd California Treasurer^[23]
Roy Cooper,* 48th Attorney General of North Carolina^[163]
Janet Cowell, North Carolina State Treasurer^[164]
Thomas DiNapoli, 54th New York State Comptroller^[129]
Robert W. Ferguson, 18th Attorney General of Washington^[165]
Michael Fitzgerald, 25th Iowa Treasurer^[166]
Peter Franchot, 33rd Comptroller of Maryland^[167]
Mike Frerichs, 74th Illinois Treasurer^[168]
Nicole Galloway, 38th State Auditor of Missouri^[69]
Joseph García, 48th Lieutenant Governor of Colorado^[12]
Deb Goldberg, 58th Treasurer and Receiver-General of Massachusetts^[169]
Nellie Gorbea, 28th Secretary of State of Rhode Island^[170]
Kamala Harris, 32nd California Attorney General^[171]
Maura Healey, 59th Massachusetts Attorney General^[172]
Mark Herring, 47th Attorney General of Virginia^[173]
Kathy Hochul, 64th Lieutenant Governor of New York^[174]
Anne Holton, Virginia Secretary of Education^[173]
George Jepsen, 24th Attorney General of Connecticut^[175]
Jason Kander, 39th Missouri Secretary of State^[69]
Nancy K. Kopp, 23rd Treasurer of Maryland^[176]
Chris Koster, 41st Attorney General of Missouri^[69]
Alison Lundergan Grimes, 76th Secretary of State of Kentucky^[177]
Fiona Ma, California Board of Equalization^[178]
Lisa Madigan, 41st Attorney General of Illinois^[179]
Seth Magaziner, General Treasurer of Rhode Island^[180]
Tom J. Miller, 31st & 33rd Iowa Attorney General^[166]
Janet Mills, 55th & 57th Maine Attorney General^[28]
Gavin Newsom, 49th Lieutenant Governor of California^[181]
Mary D. Nichols,* California Air Resources Board Chair^[182]
Ralph Northam, 40th Lieutenant Governor of Virginia^[173]
Alex Padilla, 32nd Secretary of State of California^[26]
Chris Pappas, New Hampshire Executive Councilor^[142]
John Perdue, West Virginia Treasurer^[183]
Ellen Rosenblum 17th Oregon Attorney General^[184]
Eric Schneiderman, 65th New York Attorney General^[129]
Tina Smith, 48th Lieutenant Governor of Minnesota^[185]
Levar Stoney, Secretary of the Commonwealth of Virginia^[173]
Natalie Tennant, 29th Secretary of State of West Virginia^[183]
Shan Tsutsui, 12th Lieutenant Governor of Hawaii^[23]
Colin Van Ostern, New Hampshire Executive Councilor^[186]
Nancy Wyman, 88th Lieutenant Governor of Connecticut^[187]
Betty Yee, 32nd California State Controller^[178]

Former

Phil Angelides,* 31st California Treasurer (1999–2007)^[188]
Thurbert Baker, 51st Attorney General of Georgia (1997–2011)^[30]
Ben Barnes, 36th Lieutenant Governor of Texas (1969–73)^[104]
Elaine Baxter, 27th Iowa Secretary of State (1987–95)^[189]
Jere Beasley, 22nd Lieutenant Governor of Alabama (1971–79)^[66]
Anne C. Boyle, former Nebraska Public Service Commissioner^[72]
Jay Bradford, former Arkansas Insurance Commissioner^[13]
Anthony Brown, 8th Lieutenant Governor of Maryland (2007–15)^[190]
Bob Brown,* 18th Secretary of State of Montana (2001–05) (Republican)^[191]
Kathleen Brown, 29th California State Treasurer (1991–95)^[26]
Bernie Buescher, 36th Secretary of State of Colorado (2009–11)^[12]
John Burkhalter, Arkansas Highway Commissioner (2011–13)^[13]
Andrea Cabral, former Massachusetts Secretary of Public Safety^[143]
Bonnie Campbell, 32nd Iowa Attorney General (1991–95)^[192]
Robin Carnahan, 38th Missouri Secretary of State (2005–13)^[69]
Martha Coakley, 58th Attorney General of Massachusetts (2007–15)^[143]
Catherine Cortez Masto, 32nd Attorney General of Nevada (2007–15)^[193]
Frankie Sue Del Papa, 29th Attorney General of Nevada (1991–2003)^[128]
Diane Denish, 28th Lieutenant Governor of New Mexico (2003–11)^[194]
Drew Edmondson, 16th Attorney General of Oklahoma (1995–2011)^[28]
Jimmie Lou Fisher, Treasurer of Arkansas (1981–2003)^[13]
Doug Gansler, 45th Attorney General of Maryland (2007–15)^[176]
Terry Goddard, 24th Attorney General of Arizona^[139]
Steve Grossman, 57th Treasurer and Receiver-General of Massachusetts (2011–15)^[143]
Joan Growe, 19th Minnesota Secretary of State (1975–99)^[195]
Robert Harlan Henry, 14th Attorney General of Oklahoma (1987–91)^[28]
Beverly Hollingworth, former New Hampshire Executive Councilor^[142]
Patty Judge,* 46th Lieutenant Governor of Iowa (2007–11)^[196]
Kathleen Kane, 48th Pennsylvania Attorney General (2013–16)^[197]
Kathy Karpan, 17th Secretary of State of Wyoming (1987–95)^[88]
Cary Kennedy, Colorado Treasurer (2007–2011)^[198]
Kathleen Kennedy Townsend, 6th Lieutenant Governor of Maryland (1995–2003)^[97]
Gloria Lawlah, former Maryland Secretary of Aging^[97]
David M. Louie, 13th Hawaii Attorney General (2011–14)^[23]
Crit Luallen, 56th Lieutenant Governor of Kentucky (2014–15)^[199]
Kate Marshall, Nevada State Treasurer (2007–15)^[128]
Garry Mauro, 25th Texas Land Commissioner (1983–99)^[200]
Kenneth McClintock, 22nd Secretary of State of Puerto Rico (2009–13)^[201]
Dustin McDaniel, 55th Attorney General of Arkansas (2007–15)^[13]
Katie McGinty, former Pennsylvania Secretary of Environmental Protection (2003–08)^[202]
Dick Molpus, former secretary of state of Mississippi^[77]
Irene Natividad, former Virginia Secretary of Transportation^[203]
Tony Park, Attorney General of Idaho (1971–75)^[11]
Mona Pasquil, 47th Lieutenant Governor of California (2009–10)^[23]
Sally Pederson, 45th Lieutenant Governor of Iowa (1999–2007)^[204]
Debora Pignatelli, former New Hampshire Executive Councilor^[142]
Yvonne Prettner Solon, 47th Lieutenant Governor of Minnesota (2011–15)^[205]
Kim M. Robak, 35th Lieutenant Governor of Nebraska (1993–99)^[72]
Jim Roth, Oklahoma Corporation Commissioner (2007–09)^[28]
Pat Russell, former New Hampshire Liquor Commissioner^[142]
M. Susan Savage, 29th Secretary of State of Oklahoma (2003–11)^[28]
Gail Schoettler, 44th Lieutenant Governor of Colorado (1995–99)^[198]
Mark Shurtleff,* 19th Attorney General of Utah (2001–13) (Republican)^[206]
Alex Sink, 2nd Chief Financial Officer of Florida (2007–11)^[207]
Diana Taylor,* 42nd New York Superintendent of Banks (2003–07) (Republican)^[208]
Inez Tenenbaum, 15th South Carolina Superintendent of Education (1999–2007)^[209]
Mike Thurmond, Georgia Labor Commissioner (1999–2011)^[30]
Mike Turpen, 13th Attorney General of Oklahoma (1977–83)^[28]
Fran Ulmer, 7th Lieutenant Governor of Alaska (1994–2002)^[85]
Rick Wade, Director of the South Carolina Department of Alcohol and Other Drug Abuse Services (1999–2002)^[210]
Joan Wagnon, Kansas Secretary of Revenue (2003–11)^[211]
Steve Westly, 30th California State Controller (2003–07)^[212]
Grant Woods,* 23rd Attorney General of Arizona (1991–99) (Republican)^[7]
Nancy Worley, 50th Secretary of State of Alabama (2003–07)^[213]

State legislators

Alaska

Rep. Matt Claman

Arizona

California

Ass. Tom Ammiano (2008–14)^[215]
Ass. Cheryl Brown^[216]
Ass. Bill Dodd^[217]
Sen. Isadore Hall III^[218]
Sen. Tom Hayden^† (1992–2000)^[219]
Ass. Fabian Núñez, 66th Speaker (2004–08)^[220]
Ass. John Pérez, 68th Speaker (2010–14)^[221]

Colorado

Sen. Polly Baca (1974–79)^[12]
Sen. Gloria Tanner (1994–2000)^[222]
Rep. Wilma Webb (1980–93)^[12]

Connecticut

Sen. Bill Finch, Maj. Whip (2000–07)^[223]
Sen. Edward M. Kennedy Jr.^[224]

Florida

Sen. Betty Castor, Pres. pro tem. (1985–87)^[61]
Sen. Nan Rich, Min. Leader (2010–12)^[225]
Sen. Geraldine Thompson^[226]

Georgia

Idaho

Rep. Brian Cronin, Min. Caucus Chair (2010–12)^[11]
Rep. Wendy Jaquet, Min. Leader (1994–2012)^[11]

Illinois

Sen. James Clayborne Jr., Maj. Leader^[230]
Rep. Gregory S. Harris*^[231]
Rep. Michael Madigan, 67th Speaker^[232]
Sen. Iris Martinez, Ass. Maj. Leader^[233]

Iowa^[204]^[234]^[235]

Rep. Ako Abdul-Samad^[236]
Rep. Janet Adams (1987–89)
Rep. Marti Anderson
Sen. Staci Appel (2007–11)
Rep. Timi Brown-Powers
Sen. Tom Courtney
Sen. Jeff Danielson
Sen. Dick Dearden
Sen. Bill Dotzler
Sen. Bob Dvorsky
Rep. Abby Finkenauer
Rep. Ruth Ann Gaines
Rep. Mary Gaskill
Sen. Michael Gronstal, Maj. Leader^[237]
Rep. Chris C. Hall^[238]
Sen. Johnie Hammond (1994–2002)
Sen. Rita Hart^[236]
Sen. Wally Horn
Sen. Pam Jochum, Sen. Pres.^[239]
Rep. Vicki Lensing
Rep. Mary Mascher
Sen. Liz Mathis
Sen. Matt W. McCoy^[240]
Rep. Helen Miller^[122]
Rep. Jo Oldson
Rep. Tyler Olson (2007–15)
Sen. Janet Petersen
Rep. Kirsten Running-Marquardt
Rep. Sally Stutsman
Rep. Phyllis Thede
Rep. Wes Whitead (2003–11)

Kansas^[56]

Sen. Donald Betts (2003–04)^[241]
Rep. Carolyn Bridges
Rep. Delia Garcia (2005–10)
Rep. Sydney Carlin
Rep. Raj Goyle (2007–11)^[23]
Rep. Nancy Kirk (former)^[211]
Sen. Kelly Kultala (2008–12)
Sen. Janis Lee, Ass. Min. Leader (1997–2010)
Sen. Jean Schodorf, Maj. Whip (2001–13)
Rep. Sue Storm
Rep. John Wilson
Rep. Valdenia Winn

Kentucky^[199]

Louisiana^[242]

Rep. John Bagneris
Sen. Wesley T. Bishop
Sen. Gerald Boudreaux
Rep. Joseph Bouie Jr.
Sen. Troy E. Brown
Rep. Barbara Carpenter
Rep. Gary Carter Jr.
Sen. Troy Anthony Carter
Sen. Karen Carter Peterson
Rep. Kenny Cox
Sen. Yvonne Dorsey-Colomb
Rep. A. B. Franklin
Rep. Randal Gaines
Rep. Jeff W. Hall
Rep. James Harris, III
Rep. Marcus Hunter
Rep. Katrina Jackson
Rep. Edward James
Rep. Patrick Jefferson
Rep. Sam Jenkins
Rep. Terry Landry
Rep. Rodney Lyons
Rep. C. Denise Marcelle
Rep. Dustin Miller
Sen. Marc Morial (1992–94)^[243]
Sen. Jean-Paul Morrell
Rep. Barbara Norton
Rep. Vincent Pierre
Rep. Ed J. Price
Rep. Patricia Haynes Smith
Rep. Patrick C. Williams

Maine^[28]^[244]

Sen. Justin Alfond, Maj. Leader
Rep. Christopher Babbidge
Sen. Phil Bartlett (2004–12)^[245]
Rep. Henry Beck
Sen. Emily Cain (2012–14)
Rep. Mattie Daughtry
Sen. Cynthia Dill (2011–12)^[246]
Rep. Mark Eves, Speaker^[244]
Sen. Ryan Fecteau
Sen. Stan Gerzofsky
Rep. Gay Grant
Sen. Anne Haskell
Sen. Dawn Hill
Rep. Erik Jorgensen
Rep. John L. Martin
Sen. Libby Mitchell, Sen. Pres. (2008–10)
Rep. Matt Moonen
Sen. Linda Valentino
Rep. Joan Welsh

Maryland^[97]^[247]^[248]^[249]

Del. Vanessa Atterbeary
Del. Ben S. Barnes
Sen. Joanne C. Benson
Sen. Stewart W. Bainum Jr. (1983–86)^[250]
Del. Aisha Braveboy (2007–15)
Del. Mark Chang^[251]
Del. Bonnie Cullison
Sen. Howard Denis* (1977–95) (Republican)^[154]
Del. Eric Ebersole
Del. Diana Fennell
Sen. Jennie M. Forehand (1995–2014)
Del. David Fraser-Hidalgo
Del. Melanie Griffith (former)
Sen. Guy Guzzone
Del. Shelly Hettleman
Del. Terri Hill
Del. Carolyn J. B. Howard
Del. Jolene Ivey (2003–15)
Rep. Adrienne A. Jones, Speaker pro tem.
Sen. Cheryl Kagan
Del. Anne Kaiser^[252]
Sen. Delores G. Kelley
Del. Ariana Kelly
Sen. Nancy J. King
Del. Marc Korman
Del. Benjamin F. Kramer
Sen. Sidney Kramer (1978–86)
Del. Clarence Lam
Sen. Susan C. Lee
Del. Brooke Lierman
Sen. Richard Madaleno
Del. Maggie McIntosh
Sen. Thomas M. Middleton
Del. Aruna Miller
Sen. Thomas V. Miller Jr., Sen. Pres.^[176]
Sen. Shirley Nathan-Pulliam
Del. Edith J. Patterson
Del. Shane Pendergrass
Del. D. Bruce Poole (1987–99)^[253]
Sen. Catherine Pugh
Sen. Jamie Raskin,* Maj. Whip^[254]
Del. Kirill Reznik
Del. Samuel I. Rosenberg
Del. Carlo Sanchez
Del. Luiz R. S. Simmons
Del. Frank S. Turner
Del. David Valderrama (1991–03)
Del. Kris Valderrama
Del. Jay Walker

Massachusetts^[143]

Rep. James Arciero
Rep. Brian Ashe
Rep. Cory Atkins
Rep. Ruth Balser
Rep. Christine Barber
Sen. Michael J. Barrett
Rep. Jennifer Benson
Sen. Michael D. Brady
Rep. Paul Brodeur
Sen. Will Brownsberger
Rep. Antonio Cabral
Rep. Thomas Calter
Rep. James Cantwell
Rep. Gailanne Cariddi
Sen. Harriette L. Chandler, Maj. Leader
Sen. Sonia Chang-Díaz*^[255]
Rep. Nick P. Collins
Rep. Brendan Crighton
Rep. Claire D. Cronin
Rep. Dan Cullinane
Rep. Josh Cutler
Rep. Michael S. Day
Rep. Marjorie Decker
Sen. Sal DiDomenico
Rep. Dan Donahue
Rep. Paul Donato
Sen. Ken Donnelly
Sen. Eileen Donoghue
Rep. Carol A. Donovan (1991–2005)
Sen. Linda Dorcena Forry
Sen. Benjamin Downing
Rep. Michelle DuBois
Rep. Carolyn Dykema
Rep. Lori Ehrlich
Rep. Tricia Farley-Bouvier
Rep. John V. Fernandes
Rep. Ann-Margaret Ferrante
Rep. Carole Fiola
Sen. Barry Finegold (2011–15)
Sen. Jennifer Flanagan
Rep. William C. Galvin
Rep. Sean Garballey
Rep. Barbara Gardner, Maj. Whip (1987–2001)
Sen. Anne Gobi
Rep. Ken I. Gordon
Rep. Danielle Gregoire
Rep. Sherwood Guernsey (former)^[150]
Rep. Patricia Haddad, Speaker pro tem.
Rep. Lida E. Harkins (1989–2011)
Rep. Jon Hecht
Rep. Paul Heroux
Rep. Kate Hogan
Rep. Kevin Honan
Rep. Daniel J. Hunt
Rep. Louis Kafka
Rep. Jay R. Kaufman
Sen. John F. Keenan
Rep. Kay Khan
Rep. Sally Kerans (1991–97)
Rep. Robert Koczera
Sen. Barbara L'Italien
Sen. Eric Lesser
Sen. Jason M. Lewis
Rep. Timothy Madden
Rep. John J. Mahoney
Rep. Liz Malia
Rep. Ronald Mariano, Maj. Leader
Sen. Thomas M. McGee.^[256]
Rep. Joe McGonagle
Sen. Joan Menard (2000–11)
Sen. Michael O. Moore
Sen. Therese Murray, Sen. Pres. (2007–15)
Rep. Harold Naughton Jr.
Rep. James O'Day
Sen. Marc R. Pacheco, Pres. pro tem.
Rep. Sarah Peake
Rep. Alice Peisch
Sen. Anthony Petruccelli
Rep. William "Smitty" Pignatelli
Rep. Angelo Puppolo
Sen. Michael J. Rodrigues
Rep. David M. Rogers
Rep. John H. Rogers
Sen. Stan Rosenberg, Sen. Pres.^[169]
Rep. Jeffrey Roy
Rep. Marie St. Fleur (1999–2011)
Rep. Paul Schmid
Rep. John Scibak
Rep. Alan Silvia
Rep. Frank Smizik
Rep. Theodore C. Speliotis
Sen. Karen Spilka
Rep. John Stefanini (1992–2001)
Sen. Cynthia Stone Creem
Rep. Ellen Story
Rep. William M. Straus
Rep. Susan Tracy (1991–95)
Rep. Paul F. Tucker
Rep. Martha M. Walz (2005–13)
Sen. James T. Welch
Rep. Alice Wolf (1996–2013)

Michigan^[257]

Sen. Jim Ananich, Min. Leader
Rep. Brian R. Banks
Sen. Steve Bieda
Rep. Winnie Brinks
Rep. Charles Brunner
Rep. John Chirkun
Rep. Scott Dianda
Rep. Brandon Dillon (2011–2015)^[258]
Rep. Fred Durhal III
Rep. Pam Faris
Rep. LaTanya Garrett
Rep. Sherry Gay-Dagnogo
Sen. Vincent Gregory
Rep. Christine Greig
Rep. Tim Greimel Min. Leader
Rep. Vanessa Guerra
Sen. Curtis Hertel Jr.
Rep. Jon Hoadley
Sen. David Knezek
Rep. Robert Kosowski
Rep. Marilyn Lane
Rep. Frank Liberati
Rep. Leslie Love
Rep. Derek E. Miller
Rep. Jeremy Allen Moss
Rep. Kristy Pagan
Rep. Phil Phelps
Rep. Sarah Roberts
Rep. David E. Rutledge
Rep. Sam Singh
Rep. Charles Smiley
Rep. Jim Townsend
Sen. Gretchen Whitmer, Min. Leader (2006–2015)^[259]
Rep. Robert Wittenberg

Minnesota^[4]^[146]^[185]^[260]

Rep. Susan Allen
Rep. Jon Applebaum
Sen. Terri Bonoff
Rep. Karen Clark
Sen. Greg Clausen
Sen. Dick Cohen
Rep. Jack Considine
Sen. Kevin Dahle
Rep. Raymond Dehn
Sen. David Scott Dibble
Sen. Christine Ann Eaton
Sen. Kent Eken
Rep. Ron Erhardt
Rep. Betty Folliard (1997–2002)
Sen. Melisa Franzen
Rep. Laurie Halverson
Rep. Alice Hausman
Sen. Jeff Hayden, Dep. Maj. Leader
Rep. Debra Hilstrom
Sen. John A. Hoffman
Rep. Frank Hornstein
Rep. Melissa Hortman, Dep. Min. Leader
Rep. Jason Isaacson
Rep. Sheldon Johnson
Rep. Margaret Anderson Kelliher, 56th Speaker (2007–11)
Rep. Phyllis Kahn
Sen. Ron Latz
Rep. John Lesch
Sen. Becky Lourey (1997–2007)
Rep. Carlos Mariani
Rep. Carly Melin
Rep. Rena Moran
Rep. Erin Murphy, Dep. Min. Leader
Sen. Sandy Pappas, Sen. Pres.
Rep. Dave Pinto
Sen. Ann Rest
Rep. Dan Schoen
Rep. Yvonne Selcer
Sen. Kathy Sheran
Sen. Katie Sieben, Ass. Maj. Leader
Rep. Erik Simonson
Rep. Linda Slocum
Rep. Paul Thissen, Min. Leader^[205]
Sen. Patricia Torres Ray
Sen. Chuck Wiger
Rep. Cheryl Youakim

Mississippi^[77]

Rep. Jeramey Anderson
Rep. Willie Bailey
Rep. Earle S. Banks
Rep. Chris Bell
Rep. Edward Blackmon Jr.
Rep. Cedric Burnett
Sen. Albert Butler
Rep. Credell Calhoun
Rep. Kimberly Campbell Buck
Rep. Bryant Clark
Rep. Alyce Clarke
Rep. Linda F. Coleman
Rep. Mary H. Coleman (1994–2016)
Sen. Deborah Jeanne Dawkins
Rep. Oscar Denton
Rep. Jarvis Dortch
Rep. Michael T. Evans
Rep. John Faulkner
Sen. Hillman Terome Frazier
Rep. Karl Gibbs
Rep. John W. Hines
Rep. Daniel Steven Holland
Rep. Gregory Holloway Sr.
Sen. John Horhn
Rep. Robert Huddleston
Rep. Lataisha Jackson
Sen. Robert Jackson
Sen. Sampson Jackson
Rep. Robert Johnson III
Sen. David Lee Jordan
Rep. Kabir Karriem
Rep. Carl L. Mickens
Rep. Chuck Middleton
Rep. Robert Moak (1984–2016)
Rep. David Myers
Sen. Sollie Norwood
Rep. Orlando Paden
Rep. Willie Perkins Sr.
Rep. Tommy Reynolds
Rep. Sara Richardson Thomas
Rep. Omeria Scott
Sen. Derrick Simmons
Sen. Willie Simmons
Rep. Rufus Straughter
Rep. Kathy L. Sykes
Sen. Angela Turner-Ford
Rep. Kenneth Walker
Rep. Percy Watson
Sen. Gloria Williamson (2000–07)
Sen. Tammy Witherspoon
Rep. Adrienne Wooten
Rep. Charles Young Jr.

Missouri^[69]

Rep. Joe Adams
Rep. Lauren Arthur
Rep. Bob Burns
Sen. Maria Chappelle-Nadal^[261]
Rep. Mike Colona
Rep. Pat Conway
Sen. Kiki Curls
Rep. Randy D. Dunn
Rep. Rochelle Gray
Rep. Alan Green
Sen. Jason Holsman
Rep. Penny Hubbard
Rep. Jacob Hummel
Sen. Joseph Keaveny
Rep. Kip Kendrick
Rep. Michele Kratky
Rep. Jeremy LaFaver
Rep. Karla May
Rep. Gail McCann Beatty
Rep. Tracy McCreery
Rep. Tommie McDonald
Rep. DaRon McGee
Rep. Margo McNeil
Rep. Bonnaye Mims
Rep. Gina Mitten
Rep. Judy Morgan
Sen. Jamilah Nasheed
Rep. Stacey Newman
Rep. Mary Nichols
Rep. Bill Otto
Rep. Sharon Pace
Rep. Josh Peters
Rep. Tommie Pierson Sr.
Rep. John Rizzo
Rep. Joseph Runions
Sen. Jill Schupp
Sen. Scott Sifton
Rep. Betty Thompson, Maj. Whip (1997–2001)^[262]
Sen. Gina Walsh

Montana

Rep. Jenny Eck^[263]
Sen. Carol Williams, Maj. Leader (2011–12)^[161]

Nebraska^[72]

Sen. Matt Connealy (1989–2007)
Sen. Danielle Conrad (2007–15)
Sen. Tanya Cook
Sen. Burke Harr
Sen. Gwen Howard (2005–13)
Sen. Sara Howard
Sen. Adam Morfeld
Sen. Jeremy Nordquist (2009–15)
Sen. Patty Pansing Brooks

Nevada^[76]^[128]^[264]

Ass. Elliot Anderson^[265]
Ass. Nelson Araujo^[266]
Sen. Kelvin Atkinson, Min. Whip
Ass. Teresa Benitez-Thompson
Sen. Shirley Breeden (2008–12)
Ass. Barbara Buckley, Speaker (2007–11)
Ass. Maggie Carlton^[267]
Ass. Olivia Diaz^[268]
Ass. Marilyn Dondero Loop (2009–14)
Ass. Jason Frierson (2011–14)
Aaron D. Ford, Nevada Senate Min. Leader
Ass. Amber Joiner
Sen. Justin C. Jones (2012–15)
Sen. Ruben Kihuen^[269]
Sen. Sheila Leslie (2010–12)^[270]
Ass. Harvey Munford
Ass. Dina Neal
Sen. Joe Neal (1972–2004)
Ass. Richard Perkins, Speaker (2001–06)
Sen. Pat Spearman
Ass. Ellen Spiegel
Ass. Michael Sprinkle
Ass. Odis Thompson
Sen. Joyce Woodhouse

New Hampshire^[142]^[271]

Rep. Michael Abbott
Rep. Caroletta Alicea
Rep. Susan Almy
Rep. Richard Ames
Rep. Bob Backus
Rep. Ben Baroody
Rep. Paul Berch
Rep. Skip Berrien
Rep. David A. Borden
Rep. Paula Bradley
Rep. Pam Brown
Rep. Rebecca Brown
Rep. Tom Buco
Sen. Peter H. Burling (2004–08)^[272]
Rep. Ed A. Butler
Rep. Mike Cahill
Rep. Jacqueline Cali-Pitts
Rep. Larry Converse
Rep. Patricia Cornell
Rep. David Cote
Sen. Lou D'Allesandro
Rep. Deborah DiFranco
Rep. Linda DiSilvestro
Rep. David Doherty
Rep. Kristy Bartlett
Rep. Karen Ebel
Sen. Dan Feltes^[273]
Rep. Paula Francese
Rep. June Frazer
Rep. Mary Freitas
Rep. Ray Gagnon
Rep. Ken N. Gidge
Rep. Mary Stuart Gile
Sen. Peggy Gilmour (2008–10; 2012–14)
Rep. Carlos Gonzalez (Republican)^[274]
Rep. Pam Gordon
Rep. Suzanne Gottling
Rep. Lee Guerette
Sen. Mary Louise Hancock (1977–79)
Rep. William A. Hatch
Rep. Mary Heath
Rep. Martha Hennessey
Sen. Andrew Hosmer
Rep. Jean Jeudy
Rep. Gladys Johnsen
Rep. Naidia Kaen
Rep. David Karrick
Sen. Molly Kelly
Rep. Linda Kenison
Sen. Sylvia Larsen, Sen. Pres. (2006–10)
Sen. Bette Lasky
Rep. Douglas Ley
Rep. Patricia Lovejoy
Rep. David Luneau
Rep. James Mackay
Rep. Kevin Maes
Rep. Latha Mangipudi
Rep. Rebecca McBeath
Rep. Patricia McMahon (2004–10)
Rep. Mel Myler
Rep. Sharon Nordgren^[204]
Rep. Terie Norelli, Speaker (2006–10; 2012–14)
Rep. Andrew O'Hearne
Rep. Laura Pantelakos
Rep. Will Pearson
Sen. David M. Pierce
Rep. Wendy Piper
Rep. Marjorie Porter
Rep. Mario Ratzki
Sen. Deborah Reynolds (2006–10)
Rep. Harold Rice
Rep. Kris Roberts
Rep. Katherine Rogers
Rep. Deanna Rollo
Rep. Marge Shepardson
Rep. Tom Sherman
Rep. Alexis Simpson
Rep. Suzanne Smith
Sen. Donna Soucy^[275]
Rep. Tom Southworth
Rep. Chris Spirou, Min. Leader (former)^[276]
Rep. Betty Tamposi, Ass. Maj. Leader (1979–86) (Republican)^[277]
Rep. Yvonne Thomas
Rep. Susan Treleaven
Rep. Alan Turcotte
Rep. Jim Verschueren
Rep. Janet Wall
Rep. Mary Jane Wallner, Maj. Leader
Rep. Robert Walsh
Rep. Gerry Ward
Rep. Ken Ward
Sen. David H. Watters^[278]
Rep. Lucy Weber
Rep. Deb Wheeler
Sen. Katie Wheeler (1996–2002)
Rep. Kermit Williams
Sen. Jeff Woodburn, Min. Leader^[279]
Rep. David Woodbury

New Jersey^[280]^[281]^[282]^[283]

Ass. Annette Chaparro
Sen. Richard Codey
Sen. Nilsa Cruz-Perez
Sen. Sandra Cunningham
Ass. Joann Downey
Ass. Patricia Egan Jones
Sen. Nia Gill, Pres. pro tem.
Sen. Robert M. Gordon
Ass. Gerald B. Green, Speaker pro tem.
Sen. Linda R. Greenstein
Ass. Louis Greenwald, Maj. Leader
Ass. Valerie Huttle^[110]
Ass. Angelica M. Jimenez
Ass. LeRoy J. Jones Jr. (1994–2000)
Ass. Pamela R. Lampitt
Sen. Raymond Lesniak^[284]
Sen. Fred H. Madden
Ass. Elizabeth Maher Muoio
Ass. Angela V. McKnight
Ass. Gabriela Mosquera
Ass. Sheila Oliver
Ass. Eliana Pintor Marin
Sen. Nellie Pou
Ass. Vincent Prieto, Speaker
Ass. Joan M. Quigley, Maj. Leader (2006–08)
Ass. Annette Quijano
Sen. M. Teresa Ruiz
Sen. Nicholas Sacco
Sen. Paul Sarlo
Ass. Troy Singleton
Ass. L. Grace Spencer
Ass. Shavonda Sumter
Sen. Stephen M. Sweeney, Sen. Pres.
Ass. Cleopatra Tucker
Sen. Loretta Weinberg, Maj. Leader
Ass. John Wisniewski*^[119]

New Mexico

Sen. Jacob Candelaria^[285]
Rep. Joni Gutierrez (2005–13)^[286]
Rep. W. Ken Martinez^[194]
Rep. Bill McCamley^[287]
Rep. Raymond G. Sanchez, Speaker (1971–2000)^[288]

New York^[129]^[289]^[290]^[291]^[292]^[293]^[294]^[295]

Sen. Michael Balboni* (1998–2007) (Republican)^[296]
Ass. Michael Blake
Ass. Harry Bronson
Ass. David Buchwald
Ass. Marcos Crespo
Ass. Jeffrey Dinowitz
Sen. Adriano Espaillat
Ass. Herman Farrell
Ass. David F. Gantt^[297]
Sen. Michael Gianaris
Ass. Mark Gjonaj
Ass. Deborah J. Glick^[298]
Ass. Carl Heastie, Speaker
Ass. Earlene Hooper
Sen. Brad Hoylman
Ass. Ellen Jaffee
Ass. Ron T.S. Kim^[23]
Ass. Shelley Mayer
Ass. Joseph Morelle, Maj. Leader
Ass. Daniel J. O'Donnell
Ass. Amy Paulin
Ass. Crystal Peoples
Ass. N. Nick Perry
Ass. J. Gary Pretlow
Ass. Dan Quart^[299]
Ass. Philip Ramos
Ass. Annette Robinson
Ass. Sean Ryan
Ass. Robin Schimminger
Ass. Rebecca Seawright^[300]
Ass. Jo Anne Simon
Ass. James Skoufis
Sen. Daniel Squadron*^[301]
Sen. Andrea Stewart-Cousins, Min. Leader
Ass. Matthew Titone
Ass. Keith L.T. Wright
Ass. Kenneth Zebrowski Jr.^[302]

North Carolina^[303]

North Dakota^[305]

Rep. Kenton Onstad, Min. Leader
Sen. Mac Schneider, Min. Leader

Ohio^[96]^[306]

Rep. Nickie Antonio
Rep. Michael Ashford
Rep. Heather Bishoff
Rep. John Boccieri
Rep. Kristin Boggs
Rep. Janine Boyd
Rep. Nicholas J. Celebrezze
Rep. Jack Cera
Rep. Kathleen Clyde
Rep. Michael Curtin
Rep. Denise Driehaus
Rep. Teresa Fedor
Sen. Lou Gentile
Rep. Tracy Heard, Maj. Leader (2009–11)^[307]
Rep. Stephanie Howse
Rep. Greta Johnson
Rep. David J. Leland
Rep. Michele Lepore-Hagan
Sen. Rhine McLin (1995–01)^[308]
Rep. John Patterson
Rep. Debbie Phillips
Rep. Connie Pillich (2009–14)
Rep. Alicia Reece^[309]
Sen. Joe Schiavoni
Rep. Michael Sheehy
Rep. Stephen Slesnick
Rep. Kent Smith
Rep. Martin J. Sweeney
Sen. Charleta Tavares
Sen. Cecil L. Thomas
Sen. Sandra Williams^[310]
Sen. Kenny Yuko

Oklahoma'^[28]

Sen. Laura Boyd (1993–98)
Rep. Jason Dunnington
Sen. Kay Floyd
Rep. James Lockhart
Rep. Jeannie McDaniel
Sen. Anastasia Pittman^[122]
Sen. John Sparks, Min. Leader
Rep. Emily Virgin
Rep. George E. Young

Oregon

Rep. Joe Gallegos^[311]
Rep. Tina Kotek,* 68th Speaker^[312]

Pennsylvania^[197]^[313]^[314]

Rep. Leslie Acosta
Rep. Bryan Barbin
Sen. John P. Blake
Sen. Lisa Boscola
Rep. Kevin J. Boyle
Sen. Jim Brewster
Rep. Donna Bullock
Rep. Thomas Caltagirone
Rep. Michael B. Carroll
Rep. Tonyelle Cook-Artis
Rep. John Cordisco (1981–86)^[315]
Rep. Dom Costa
Sen. Jay Costa, Min. Leader
Rep. Mary Jo Daley
Rep. Margo L. Davidson
Rep. Erroll Davis (1971–72)^[250]
Rep. Tina Davis
Rep. Madeleine Dean
Rep. Dan Deasy
Rep. Pam DeLissio
Rep. Frank Dermody, Min. Leader
Sen. Andy Dinniman
Rep. Maria Donatucci
Rep. Ronald Donatucci (1977–80)^[82]
Rep. Michael Driscoll
Rep. Dwight E. Evans
Rep. Flo Fabrizio
Sen. Larry Farnese
Sen. Wayne D. Fontana
Rep. Dan Frankel
Rep. Edward Gainey
Rep. John Galloway
Rep. Michael F. Gerber (2005–13)^[316]
Rep. Neal Goodman
Rep. Lois Sherman Hagarty* (1980–92) (Republican)^[317]
Rep. Mike Hanna, Min. Whip
Rep. Pat Harkins
Sen. Vincent Hughes
Rep. Patty Kim.^[251]
Rep. Stephen Kinsey
Rep. Thaddeus Kirkland
Sen. Shirley Kitchen
Rep. Leanne Krueger-Braneky
Sen. Daylin Leach
Rep. Joe Markosek
Rep. Robert Matzie
Rep. Joanna E. McClinton
Sen. Jack McGregor (1963–70) (Republican)^[318]
Rep. Daniel McNeill
Rep. Sid Michaels Kavulich
Rep. Ed Neilson
Rep. Eddie Day Pashinski
Rep. Harry Readshaw
Rep. T.J. Rooney (1993–2006)^[319]
Sen. John Sabatina
Rep. Lynwood Savage
Rep. Michael Schlossberg
Sen. Judy Schwank
Rep. Peter Schweyer
Rep. Brian Sims
Sen. Milton Street* (1981–84)^[320]
Rep. Mike Sturla
Sen. Christine Tartaglione
Sen. Rob Teplitz
Rep. Curtis Thomas
Sen. Sean Wiley
Sen. Anthony H. Williams, Min. Whip
Sen. John N. Wozniak
Rep. Rosita Youngblood
Sen. John Yudichak

Puerto Rico^[321]

Rhode Island

Rep. Grace Diaz^[323]
Rep. Joseph M. McNamara^[324]

Sen. Adam Satchell

South Carolina^[325]^[326]^[327]^[328]

Sen. Karl B. Allen
Rep. Carl L. Anderson
Rep. Jimmy Bales
Sen. Margie Bright Matthews
Rep. Boyd Brown (2009–13)^[329]
Rep. Robert Brown
Rep. Bill Clyburn
Sen. Creighton Coleman
Rep. Chandra Dillard
Rep. Jerry Govan Jr.
Rep. Pat Henegan
Rep. Leon Howard
Sen. Brad Hutto
Sen. Darrell Jackson
Rep. Joseph H. Jefferson
Rep. I. S. Leevy Johnson (1971–1980)
Sen. Kevin L. Johnson
Sen. Marlon Kimpson^[330]
Rep. John King
Sen. Phil P. Leventis (1980–2012)^[331]
Rep. David J. Mack
Sen. John W. Matthews Jr.
Rep. Mia McLeod
Rep. Walton McLeod
Rep. Harold Mitchell Jr.
Sen. Kay Patterson (1985–2008)
Rep. Mandy Powers Norrell
Rep. Leola C. Robinson-Simpson
Rep. Tim Rogers (former)
Rep. Todd Rutherford, Min. Leader^[332]
Sen. Ronnie A. Sabb^[333]
Rep. Bakari Sellers (2006–14)^[334]
Sen. John L. Scott Jr.
Sen. Linda H. Short (1992–2007)
Rep. James E. Smith Jr., Dep. Min. Leader
Rep. Levola Taylor (1991–92)
Rep. J. David Weeks
Sen. McKinley Washington Jr. (1990–2000)^[335]
Rep. Lucille Whipper (1986–96)
Rep. Seth Whipper

South Dakota^[336]

Rep. Julie Bartling, Ass. Min. Leader
Rep. Shawn Bordeaux
Sen. Jim Bradford
Sen. Angie Buhl-O'Donnell
Rep. Dennis Feickert
Sen. Jason Frerichs, Min. Leader
Rep. Peggy Gibson
Rep. Paula Hawks
Rep. Spencer Hawley, Min. Leader
Rep. Kevin Killer
Rep. Steven McCleerey
Sen. Scott Parsley
Sen. James R. Peterson
Rep. Dean Schrempp
Rep. Karen Soli
Sen. Billie Sutton, Ass. Min. Leader

Tennessee^[337]

Texas^[17]^[104]^[339]^[340]

Rep. Alma A. Allen
Rep. Roberto R. Alonzo
Rep. Carol Alvarado
Rep. Rafael Anchia^[341]
Rep.-Elect Diana Arevalo^[342]
Sen. Gonzalo Barrientos (1985–2007)
Rep. Diego Bernal
Rep. Cesar Blanco
Rep. Valinda Bolton (2007–10)
Rep. Terry Canales
Rep. Garnet Coleman^[343]
Rep. Nicole Collier
Sen. Wendy Davis (2009–15)^[344]
Rep. Joe Deshotel
Rep. Harryette Ehrhardt (1995–2002)
Sen. Rodney Ellis
Rep. Jessica Farrar
Sen. Sylvia Garcia
Rep. Helen Giddings
Rep. Mary González
Rep. Sherri Greenberg (1991–2001)
Rep. Robert Guerra
Rep. Ana Hernandez
Rep. Abel Herrero
Sen. Juan Hinojosa, Pres. pro tem.
Rep. Donna Howard
Rep. Celia Israel
Rep. Eric Johnson
Rep. Oscar Longoria
Rep. Eddie Lucio III
Sen. Jose Menendez*^[342]
Rep. Mando Martinez
Rep. Ina Minjarez
Rep. Joe E. Moody
Rep. Sergio Muñoz Jr.
Rep. Elliott Naishtat
Rep. Poncho Nevárez
Rep. Rene Oliveira
Rep. Richard P. Raymond
Rep. Eddie R. Rodriguez
Sen. José R. Rodríguez
Rep. Justin Rodriguez
Rep. Ramon Romero Jr.
Rep. Toni Rose
Rep. Chris Turner
Sen. Carlos Uresti
Sen. Leticia Van de Putte (1999–2015)
Rep. Hubert Vo
Rep. Armando Walle, Dep. Floor Leader
Sen. Kirk Watson
Sen. Royce West
Sen. John Whitmire
Rep. Gene Wu

Utah

Rep. Patrice M. Arent^[345]
Rep. David Irvine (former) (Republican)^[22]
Sen. Ross I. Romero (2006–12)^[346]

Vermont^[69]

Rep. Sarah E. Buxton
Rep. Maxine Grad

Virginia^[173]^[347]^[348]

Washington^[352]

West Virginia

Sen. Jeff Kessler, Min. Leader^[355]

Wisconsin^[64]

Wyoming^[88]

Rep. James W. Byrd
Rep. JoAnn Dayton
Rep. Ken Esquibel
Sen. Floyd Esquibel
Rep. Mary Hales (2007–10)^[358]
Rep. Andy Schwartz
Rep. Mary Throne, Min. Leader

Former members of state judiciaries

Paul Anderson, Associate Justice: Minnesota Supreme Court (1994–2013) (Republican)^[359]
Charles Fried, Associate Justice: Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court (1995–99) (Republican)^[7]
Alan C. Page, Associate Justice: Minnesota Supreme Court (1993–2015)^[185]
Robert S. Smith, Associate Judge: New York Court of Appeals (2004–14) (Republican)^[57]

Diplomats and bureaucrats

Federal departmental officials

U.S. Department of Commerce

Cameron Kerry, General Counsel (2009–13)^[143]
Ro Khanna, Dep. Ass. Sec. (2009–11)^[484]
Frank Lavin,* Under Sec. for International Trade (2005–07) (Republican)^[7]
Andrew Manatos, Ass. Sec. (1977–81)^[485]
Juan Verde, ITA Dep. Ass. Sec. for Europe (2009–11)^[486]

U.S. Department of Defense^[487]

Jeremy Bash, Chief of Staff (2011–13)
Derek Chollet, Ass. Sec. for International Security Affairs (2012–14)
Michèle Flournoy, Under Sec. for Policy (2009–12)^[488]
George E. Little, Ass. to the Secretary for Public Affairs (2011–13)^[489]
James N. Miller, Under Sec. for Policy (2012–14)
Danny Sebright, former Policy Director^[490]
Michael G. Vickers, Under Sec. for Intelligence (2011–15)^[491]
Matthew Waxman, Dep. Ass. Sec. for Detainee Affairs (2004–05) (Republican)^[22]
Paul Wolfowitz, 28th Dep. Sec. (2001–05) (Republican)^[492]

U.S. Department of Education

Anthony W. Miller, 8th Dep. Sec. (2009–13)^[493]
Clay Pell, Dep. Ass. Sec. for International and Foreign Language Education (2013)^[494]

U.S. Department of Energy

Kristina M. Johnson, Under Sec. for Energy (2009–10)^[495]
Dan W. Reicher, Ass. Sec. for Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy(1997–2001)^[182]

U.S. Department of Health and Human Services

Leslie Dach, Senior Counselor to the Sec. (2014–16)^[22]
Howard Koh, 14th Ass. Sec. for Health (2009–14)^[23]

U.S. Department of Homeland Security

Rand Beers, Acting Sec. (2013)^[487]
Julius W. Becton Jr., Director: FEMA (1985–89)^[331]

U.S. Department of the Interior

Esther Kia'aina, Ass. Sec. for Insular Areas^[496]

U.S. Department of Justice

Webster Hubbell, Ass. Attorney General (1993–94)^[497]

U.S. Department of Labor

Chris Lu, Dep. Sec.^[23]
Betsey Stevenson,* Chief Economist (2010-11)^[24]

U.S. Department of State^[487]^[498]

Richard Armitage, 13th Deputy Sec. (2001–05) (Republican)^[7]
Daniel Benjamin, Coordinator for Counterterrorism (2009–12)
R. Nicholas Burns, 19th Under Sec. for Political Affairs (2005–08) (Republican)
Kurt M. Campbell, 18th Ass. Sec. for East Asian and Pacific Affairs (2009–13)^[499]
Tamara Cofman Wittes, Dep. Sec. for Near Eastern Affairs (2009–13)^[500]
Eliot A. Cohen, Counselor (2007–09) (Republican)^[501]
James K. Glassman, 5th Under Sec. for Public Diplomacy and Public Affairs (2008–09) (Republican)^[502]
David F. Gordon, 24th Director of Policy Planning (2007–09) (Republican)
Bob Hormats, Under Sec. for Economic Growth, Energy, and the Environment (2009–13)^[493]
Harold Koh, Legal Adviser (2009–13)^[23]
Stephen D. Krasner, 23rd Director of Policy Planning (2005–07) (Republican)
Reta Jo Lewis, former Special Representative for Global Intergovernmental Affairs^[122]
Capricia Marshall, Chief of Protocol (2009–13)^[488]
Lissa Muscatine, former Senior Adviser^[247]
Thomas R. Nides, Dep. Sec. for Management and Resources (2011–13)^[503]
Kori Schake, Dep. Director of Policy Planning (2007–08) (Republican)^[7]
Eric P. Schwartz, Ass. Sec. for Population, Refugees, and Migration (2009–11)^[185]
Wendy Sherman, Acting Dep. Sec. (2014–15)
Anne-Marie Slaughter, 25th Director of Policy Planning (2009–11)^[504]
Jake Sullivan, 26th Director of Policy Planning (2011–13)^[263]

U.S. Department of the Treasury

Fred T. Goldberg Jr., Commissioner of Internal Revenue (1989–92) (Republican)^[22]
Rosario Marin, 41st Treasurer (2001–03) (Republican)^[7]

Michael Donley, 22nd Secretary (2008–13) (Republican)^[22]
John W. Douglass, ret. 1-star General
Irv Halter, ret. 2-star General
Marcelite J. Harris, ret. 2-star General
Lloyd W. Newton,* ret. 4-star General^[546]
Daniel P. Woodward, ret. 1-star General
Margaret H. Woodward, ret. 2-star General

Army^[331]^[547]

Clara Adams-Enders, ret. 1-star General
Edward D. Baca, ret. 3-star General
Joe N. Ballard, ret. 3-star General, Chief of Engineers (1996–2000)
Daniel W. Christman, ret. 3-star General, West Point Superintendent (1996–2001)
Wesley Clark, ret. 4-star General^[13]
Paul Eaton, ret. 2-star General
Mari K. Eder, ret. 2-star General
Robert G. Gard Jr., ret. 3-star General
Florent Groberg, ret. Captain (Republican)^[548]
Claudia J. Kennedy, ret. 3-star General^[328]
Keith Kerr, ret. 1-star General
David M. Maddox,* ret. 4-star General
Peter Mansoor, ret. Colonel (Republican)^[7]
Robert L. Nabors, ret. 2-star General
Dana J.H. Pittard, ret. 2-star General
Gale Pollock,* ret. 2-star General (Republican)^[22]
Robert W. Sennewald,* ret. 4-star General
Loree K. Sutton, ret. 1-star General
Antonio Taguba, ret. 2-star General^[23]
Abraham J. Turner, ret. 2-star General
Robin Umberg, ret. 1-star General
Johnnie E. Wilson, ret. 4-star General
Jill Wine-Banks, General Counsel (1977–80)^[549]

Coast Guard

Sally Brice-O'Hara, ret. 3-star Admiral, 27th Vice-Commandant (2010–12)^[331]

Marine Corps^[331]

John R. Allen, ret. 4-star General
Juan G. Ayala, ret. 2-star General
David M. Brahms, ret. 1-star General
Stephen A. Cheney, ret. 1-star General
Walter E. Gaskin, ret. 3-star General^[550]
Arnold L. Punaro, ret. 2-star General

Navy^[331]

Donald Arthur, ret. 3-star Admiral, 35th Surgeon General (2004–07)
Bruce E. Grooms, ret. 3-star Admiral
Gail Harris, ret. Captain^[122]
John Hutson, ret. 2-star Admiral^[551]
Mark Kelly, ret. Captain and NASA astronaut^[139]
Jay A. DeLoach, ret. 1-star Admiral
Deborah Loewer, ret. 1-star Admiral
Alberto J. Mora,* General Counsel (2001–06) (Republican)^[22]
John B. Nathman,* ret. 4-star Admiral

White House staff

Jeremy Bernard, Social Secretary (2011–15)^[552]
Jarrod Bernstein, Assoc. Director: Office of Public Engagement (2011–13)^[553]
Ron Bloom, Assistant for Manufacturing Policy (2009–11)^[554]
Phillip D. Brady, Staff Secretary (1991–93) (Republican)^[7]
Mary Beth Cahill, Director: Office of Public Liaison (1999–01)^[555]
James W. Cicconi, Staff Sec. (1989–1990) (Republican)^[7]
Maria Echaveste, Dep. Chief of Staff for Policy (1998–01)^[556]
Scott Evertz, Director: Office of National AIDS Policy (2001–03) (Republican)^[22]
Jon Favreau, Director of Speechwriting (2009–13)^[557]
Tony Fratto, Dep. Press Sec. (2006–09) (Republican)^[57]
Glen Fukushima, Dep. Ass. Trade Representative (1988–90)^[203]
Rachel Goslins, Executive Director: President's Committee on the Arts and Humanities^[508]
Harold M. Ickes, Dep. Chief of Staff for Policy (1993–97)^[117]
Janis F. Kearney, Presidential Diarist (1995–2001)^[13]
Ron Klain,* Ebola Response Coordinator (2014-15)^[558]
Ann Lewis, Communications Director (1997–2000)^[97]
Reggie Love,* Personal Aide to the President (2009-11)^[559]
James M. Lyons, of counsel: Office of the President-Elect (1992–93)^[28]
Alyssa Mastromonaco, Dep. Chief of Staff for Operations (2011–14)^[553]
Regina Montoya, Director: Office of Intergovernmental Affairs (1993)^[560]
Minyon Moore, Director: Office of Public Liaison (1998–99)^[117]
Jackie Norris, former Chief of Staff to Michelle Obama^[561]
Kal Penn, Assoc. Director: Office of Public Engagement and Intergovernmental Affairs (2009–11)^[562]
David Plouffe, Senior Advisor to the President (2011–13)^[563]
Desirée Rogers, Social Secretary (2009–10)^[518]
Brent Scowcroft, 9th and 17th National Security Advisor (1975–77; 1989–93) (Republican)^[7]
Julianna Smoot, Social Secretary (2010–11)^[553]
Gene Sperling, Director: National Economic Council (1996–2001; 2011–14)^[509]
Kimberly Teehee, Senior Policy Advisor for Native American Affairs (2009–12)^[564]
Buffy Wicks, Dep. Director: Office of Public Engagement (2009–10)^[565]
Lezlee Westine, Director: Office of Public Liaison (2001–05) (Republican)^[7]

Former Heads of State and Government
Name	Position	Years in Position	Party	Ref
Carl Bildt	Prime Minister of Sweden	1991-1994	Moderate Party	^[577]
Tony Blair	51st Prime Minister of the United Kingdom	1997–2007	Labour Party	^[578]
Kim Campbell	19th Prime Minister of Canada	1993	Conservative Party of Canada	^[579]
Rafael Correa	43rd President of Ecuador	2007-2017	PAIS Alliance	^[580]
Laurent Fabius	158th Prime Minister of France	1984-1986	Socialist Party	^[581]
Vicente Fox	55th President of Mexico	2000-2006	National Action Party	^[582]
Julia Gillard	27th Prime Minister of Australia	2010-2013	Labor Party	^[583]
Atifete Jahjaga	4th President of Kosovo	2011-2016	Independent	^[584]
Paul Keating	24th Prime Minister of Australia	1991-1996	Labor Party	^[585]
Nicolas Sarkozy	23rd President of France	2007-2012	The Republicans	^[569]

Democratic Party figures

DNC members and national leaders

Jill Alper, Michigan^[684]
James C. Boland, D.C.^[685]
Donna Brazile,* Interim DNC Chair (2011; 2016)^[686]
Maria Cardona, D.C.^[117]
Debra DeLee, Chair (1994–95)^[687]
Donald Fowler, National Chair (1995–97)^[688]
Steve Kerrigan, former CEO: Democratic National Convention^[143]
Hildy Kuryk, former Finance Director^[553]
Andrés W. López, Puerto Rico^[689]
Bob Mulholland, California^[690]
Shekar Narasimhan, former Indo-American Council co-chair^[23]
George Norcross, New Jersey^[119]
Christine Pelosi, California^[471]
Jason Rae, Wisconsin^[691]
Mannie Rodriguez, Colorado^[12]
Jane Stetson, former Finance Chair^[69]
Mahinder Tak, former Indo-American Council co-chair^[23]
David Wilhelm, Chair (1993–94)^[692]
Brad Woodhouse, former Communications Director^[693]

Leaders of state and local party affiliates

Eric C. Bauman, Vice-Chair: California Dem. Party^[694]
Mike Erlandson, Chair: Minnesota DFL Party (1999–2005)^[146]
Chip Forrester, Chair: Tennessee Dem. Party (2009–13)^[337]
Marcel Groen, Chair: Pennsylvania Dem. Party^[82]
Christine Jennings, Chair: Sarasota County, Florida Dem. Committee^[695]
Koryne Kaneski Horbal, former Chair: Minnesota DFL Party^[4]
Martha Laning, Chair: Wisconsin Dem. Party^[123]
Mary Mancini, Chair: Tennessee Dem. Party^[696]
Win McCormack, Chair: Oregon Dem. Party Pres. Council^[697]
Jim Pederson,* Chair: Arizona Dem. Party (2001–05)^[698]
Ed Potillo, Vice-Chair: D.C. Dem. Party^[699]
Kathy Sullivan, former Chair: New Hampshire Dem. Party^[142]

Lobbyists and fundraisers

Nominees for elected office

Clay Aiken,* North Carolina-2 (2014)^[704]
LuAnn Bennett, Virginia-10 (2016)^[349]
Fred DuVal, Arizona gubernatorial (2010)^[139]
Sean Eldridge, New York-19 (2012)^[705]
Chuck Hassebrook, Nebraska gubernatorial (2014)^[72]
Mike McWherter, Tennessee gubernatorial (2010)^[337]
Khary Penebaker,* Wisconsin-5 (2016)^[706]
Christie Vilsack, IA-4 (2012)^[707]

Strategists, media advisors, operatives, speechwriters, and pollsters

Jeremy Bird^[708]
Seth Bringman^[709]
Stephanie Cutter, Dep. Manager: Obama for America^[710]
Steve Elmendorf, Dep. Manager: John Kerry for President^[711]
Peter Fenn^[117]
Donnie Fowler*^[712]
Karl Frisch^[713]
Geoff Garin^[714]
Mandy Grunwald^[263]
Joel Johnson^[711]
Chris Lehane^[565]
Chirlane McCray^[715]
Jim Messina, Chairman of Obama for America^{[citation needed]}
Bob Mulholland, DNC Member (California)^[690]
Shekar Narasimhan, former co-chair: DNC Indo-American Council^[23]
Adam Parkhomenko, Executive Director: Ready for Hillary^[716]
Eric Sapp,* co-founder: The Eleison Group^[717]
John Sasso^[143]
Tracy Sefl^[718]
Craig T. Smith^[708]
Patti Solis Doyle, Manager: Hillary Clinton for President^[719]
Marc Stanley, President: National Jewish Democratic Council^[720]
Mitch Stewart, former Director: Organizing for America^[708]
Ken Sunshine^[721]
Ted Trimpa^[722]
Jeff Weaver,* Manager: Bernie Sanders for President^[723]
Bernard Whitman*^[724]
Michael Whouley^[143]
Debbie Willhite^[13]

Republican Party figures

Note: Public officials belonging to the Republican Party are listed in the first section of this article

David Frum,* speechwriter and commentator^[725]
Matt Higgins,* former spokesman for Rudolph Giuliani^[22]
Jimmy LaSalvia, co-founder: GOProud^[22]
Mike Murphy,* political consultant^[726]
Ana Navarro,* strategist and commentator^[727]
Mark Salter, speechwriter^[7]
Lionel Sosa,* political consultant^[728]
Mac Stipanovich,* lobbyist and strategist^[729]
Meg Whitman,*^[d] 2010 gubernatorial nominee (California) and CEO: Hewlett Packard Enterprise^[22]

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