Clinton Endorsements (#15 Thread) 10/30/07 - 11/11/07

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11/9/2007
Ohio Governor Ted Strickland Endorses Clinton


11/9/2007
SC:Women for Hillary Movement Signs up 1,000 New Members, Names State Co-Chairs

(COLUMBIA) - The South Carolina Hillary campaign announced the results of the Women for Hillary month-long grassroots drive in October, signing up 1,000 new members and announcing the four state co-chairs who will lead the effort to energize South Carolina Women for Hillary.
"More than a thousand women signed up for this grassroots organization, in every part of the state. Rural and urban, black and white, young and old, women from all walks of life are coming together behind Hillary’s campaign to bring the change we need," County Councilwoman Gracie Floyd of Anderson said. Floyd, Charleston County Councilwoman Colleen Condon, Florence political activist Marguerite Willis and former South Carolina Democratic Women’s Council President Louisiana Wright of Aiken will co-chair the organization as it rallies South Carolina women voters in support of Hillary and brings them to the polls in the January primary. "We’re more than a thousand strong. We’re organized and we’re ready to get to work to make Hillary our next President," Condon said.

List of 1000 @ Link
http://www.hillaryclinton.com/news/release/view/?id=4127




11/8/2007
Over 250 Iowa Women to Lead TEAM HILLARY

DES MOINES, IA –Today, Iowans for Hillary announced the names of over 250 women who have joined the Women’s Leadership Council for Team Hillary, a grassroots network of women working to make history by electing Hillary president of the United States.

Women’s Leadership Council for Hillary:

Jacky Adams of Red Oaks, Montgomery County; Montgomery County Activist
Sue Akers of Council Bluffs, Pottawattamie County; Democratic Activist
Mary Aliva of Des Moines, Polk County; Educator and Mother of Seven
Marti Anderson of Des Moines, Polk County; Social Worker and Crime Victim Activist
Jennifer Andrews of Bayard, Guthrie County; Union Leader
Staci Appel of Ackworth, Warren County; State Senator
Ann Au of Des Moines, Polk County; Small Business Owner
Deb Babb of Pleasant Hill, Polk County; Union Leader
Theresa Backham of Des Moines, Polk County; Local Activist
Catherine Bagley of Nevada, Story County; Healthcare Professional and Activist
Regenia Bailey of Iowa City, Johnson County; City Councilwoman
Raela Baird-Rightsell of Tabor, Mills County; AFSCME Union Representative
Bonnie Bannister of Washington, Washington County; Iowans for Hillary County Coordinator, Democratic Activist
Dona Bark of De Witt, Clinton County; Past President and current Vice President of the Central Community School District Board of Directors; Past PTA President of the Central Community School District
Ruth Barnhill of Albia, Monroe County; Former Monroe County Vice-Chair; Activist
Kathy Bass of Cedar Rapids, Linn County; Business Owner
Deb Batey of Mt. Pleasant, Henry County; Educator
Elaine Baxter of Burlington, Des Moines County; Former Secretary of State
Pat Baxter-Rebal of Leclaire, Scott County; Political Activist
Linda Beatty of Indianola, Warren County; Former State Rep. and Former City Council Member
Katie Beckett of Cedar Rapids, Linn County; Disability Rights Activist
Rosanne Beyer of Dows, Franklin County; Mayor
Patty Bittner of Granger, Dallas County; Activist
Barbara Boatwright of Des Moines, Polk County; Founding Member of Dawn and Retired Social Worker
Devin Boerm of Des Moines, Polk County; Activist
Connie Boesen of Des Moines, Polk County; Community Activist and School Board Member
Cheryl Bolden of Des Moines, Polk County; Vice President of Sisters on Target
Kay Bolton of West Des Moines, Polk County; Political Activist
Linda Boothe Braby of Davis City, Decatur County; Political Activist
Margaret Borgen of Des Moines, Polk County; Community Activist, Volunteer and Former School Board Member
Dody Boswell of Des Moines, Polk County; Educator
Kerry Bowen of Windsor Heights, Polk County; Women for a Stronger America and CWA member
Susie Boyd of Shenandoah, Page County; Activist
Alissa Brammer of Des Moines, Polk County; Political Activist
Shelley Brody of Des Moines, Polk County; Activist
Mary Rose Brown of Iowa Falls, Hardin County; Political Activist, and Former Hardin County Treasurer
Carol Brown of Bettendorf, Scott County; President of Quad Cities NOW
Pat Brown of Ames, Story County; Community Activist
Maria Brummel of Mc Gregor, Clayton County; Democratic Activist
Donna Buell of Spirit Lake, Dickenson County; Attorney
Kathy Butler of Woodward, Dallas County; Union Leader
Bonnie Campbell of Des Moines, Polk County; Former Attorney General, Iowa Democratic Party Chair, and Clinton Administration Appointee heading Violence Against Women Office
Jo Campbell of Carter Lake, Pottawattamie County; Professional Educator; former Assistant Superintendent of Pottawattamie County
Mickey Carlson of Adel, Dallas County; Former Dallas County Chair
Pat Carmody of Colo, Story County; Activist
Sheri Carnahan of Davenport, Scott County; Deputy Political Director of AFSCME Council 61
Suki Cell of Mount Vernon, Linn County; Retired
Claire Celsi of Des Moines, Polk County; Political Activist
Cande Cerniglia of West Des Moines, Polk County; Democratic Activist
Marilyn Chiodo of Des Moines, Polk County; Activist
Jean Classon of Des Moines, Polk County; President of Iowa NOW
Deborah Conger of Iowa City, Johnson County; Former County Recorder
Joyce Connors of Dubuque, Dubuque County; Hills and Dales Board, Riverview Center Inc. Board, Convention Visitors Bureau
Connie Cook of Des Moines, Polk County; Educator
Norma Coret of Woodbine, Harrison County; Former County Chair
Camile Curley of Mason City, Cerro Gordo County; Women and Political Activist
Lynn Cutler of Waterloo, Black Hawk County; Honorary; Former Black Hawk County Supervisor and Former Senior Staff in the Clinton Administration
Sondy Daggett of Cedar Rapids, Linn County; Small Business Owner
Judith Dailey of Newton, Jasper County; Democratic Activist
Swati Dandekar of Marion, Linn County; State Representative
Laurie Davis of Charles City, Floyd County; Political and Community Volunteer
Sharon Dearden of Des Moines, Polk County; Community Activist
Linda Del Gallo of Des Moines, Polk County; Attorney
Tammy D-Ferrell of Roland, Story County; Educator
Jasmine Draper of Ames, Story County; Student Activist
Suzy Drish of Fairfield, Jefferson County; Democratic Activist and Farmer
Pam Duffy of Adel, Dallas County; Activist
Monica Edwards of Anamosa, Jones County; Union Leader
Christine Edwards of Anamosa, Jones County; Union Leader
Bonnie Eggers of Agency, Wapello County; Labor Activist
Cynthia Eisenhauer of Ankeny, Polk County; Former Chief of Staff for Governor Tom Vilsack
Maureen Elbert of Whittemore, Kossuth County; Exectuive Diector of Kossuth & Palo Alto Economic Development; President of Professional Developers of Iowa
Mary Elgar of Mt. Pleasant, Henry County; Community Activist and Member and Former Chair of Henry County Democrats and 3rd Congressional District Central Committee
Sarah England of Iowa City, Johnson County; Professor, University of Iowa
Helen Epperson of Ottumwa, Wapello County; Political Activist
Shelly Escobedo of Fort Dodge, Webster County; Webster County Activist
Ida Ferring of Eldridge, Scott County; Democratic Activist
Paige Fiedler of Johnston, Polk County; Attorney
Patti Fields of Iowa City, Johnson County; Iowa City School Board Member; Member of the Advisory Board for University of Iowa Civic Engagement
Jennifer Flaherty of Cedar Rapids, Linn County; Nurse
Fran Fleck of West Des Moines, Polk County; Community Activist and Volunteer
Alice Floss of Iowa City, Johnson County; Community Activist
Valentina Fominykh of Des Moines, Polk County; International Consultant and Community Activist
Cynthia Forbes of Urbandale, Dallas County; Women for a Stronger America Treasurer
Patricia Foster of Dubuque, Dubuque County; Educator
Catherine Fouts of Newton, Jasper County; Community Volunteer
Melanie Friedman of Iowa City, Johnson County; Political Activist
Ellen Fritz of Council Bluffs, Pottawattamie County; Union Leader
Cassandra Furlong of Des Moines, Polk County; AFSCME Member
Kathryn Glasgo of Corning, Adams County; Activist
Annie Glawe of Ames, Story County; Student Activist
Kathe Goldstein of Cedar Rapids, Linn County; Activist and Volunteer
Kerry Goodson of Des Moines, Polk County; Activist
Lynn Graves of Waukee, Dallas County; Political Activist
Madonna Griffith of Lawton, Woodbury County; Nurse
Connie Gronstal of Council Bluffs, Pottawattamie County; Iowa Civil Rights Commissioner; FAMILY Programs Supervisor; AEA School Social Worker of 28 Years
Kate Gronstal of Council Bluffs, Pottawattamie County; PE; Civil Engineer; Community and Political Activist
Julie Haggerty of Urbandale, Polk County; Polk County Recorder
Kay Halloran of Cedar Rapids, Linn County; Mayor
Diane Hamilton of Storm Lake, Buena Vista County; Attorney and Former Buena Vista County Chair
Johnie Hammond of Ames, Story County; Former State Senator and died-in-the-wool Democrat
Karla Hansen of Holstein, Ida County; Healthcare Activist
Ruth Harkin of Cumming, Warren County; Business leader, Attorney and Clinton Administration Appointee as President and CEO of the Overseas Private Investment Corporation
Marisue Hartung of Ames, Story County; Democratic Activist and Social Worker
Sharon Haselhoff of Iowa City, Johnson County; Political Activist
Myrna Heddinger of Palo Alto, Palo Alto County; Activist
Carolyn Heising of Ames, Story County; Professor of Engineering, Iowa State University
Cindy Heland of Burlington, Des Moines County; Political Activist
Megan Heneke of Iowa City, Johnson County; Past President of Iowa College Democrats and University of Iowa Democrats
Carmen Hernandez of Dubuque, Dubuque County; Educator
Sue Heslinga of Oskaloosa, Mahaska County; Educator and Activist
Carla Hicklin of Oskaloosa, Mahaska County; Activist
Nicole Hinton of Waukee, Dallas County; Political Activist
Linda Hinton of Des Moines, Polk County; Political Activist
Coleen Homan of Des Moines, Polk County; Union Leader
Barbara Hood of Fairfield, Jefferson County; Former Jefferson County Chair
Liz Hoskins of Cedar Rapids, Linn County; Community Activist
Ida Houk of Ottumwa, Wapello County; Wapello County Democratic Central Committee member
Sandra Hudson of Iowa City, Johnson County; Activist
Elizabeth Jacobi of Cedar Rapids, Linn County; Municipal Attorney
Carolyn Jenison of Des Moines, Polk County; River Bend Association resident and neighborhood Activist
Lee Jolliffe of Des Moines, Polk County; Professor of Journalism at Drake University
Cheryll Jones of Bloomfield, Davis County; Political Activist
Susan Judkins of Clive, Polk County; Business Leader, Community Volunteer, and President of Nexus
Theresa Kehoe of Des Moines, Polk County; Political Activist
Patricia Kelly of Dubuque, Dubuque County; Activist
Eileen Kennedy of New Hampton, Chickasaw County; Activist
Kay Kibbie of Emmetsburg, Palo Alto County; Life long Political Activist, Mother and Grandmother
Susan Knapp of Van Meter, Dallas County; Business Leader and Philanthropist
Diane Kolmer of West Des Moines, Polk County; Political and Policy Activist
Kati Kregel of Fort Dodge, Webster County; Community Activist and former director of Buena Vista Uiversity Fort Dodge Center
Mary Ford Krier of Ollie, Keokuk County; Business Women, Former Supervisor, Farm Activist, and Child Advocate
Julie Kron Bruntz of West Des Moines, Polk County; Attorney
Shayna Kurland of Ames, Story County; Student Activist
Donna Lawson of Jefferson, Greene County; Greene County Treasurer
Barbara Leach of , Cass County; Honorary; Former Vice Chair of the Iowa Democratic Party; President, Rural America Now
Earlene Ledford of Muscatine, Muscatine County; Union Leader
Vicki Lensing of Iowa City, Johnson County; State Representative
Alice Lopez of Lowden, Cedar County; Cedar County Task Force on Elderly issues
Margaret Lucas of Bedford, Taylor County; Democratic Activist and Red Hatter
Amanda Luong of Des Moines, Polk County; Local Activist
Janet Lyness of Iowa City, Johnson County; Johnson County Attorney
Carolyn Lynner of Des Moines, Polk County; Activist
Cyril Mandelbaum of West Des Moines, Polk County; CPA; Past President of Nexus
Valentina Martin of Waterloo, Black Hawk County; Author and Retired Realtor
Mary Mascher of Iowa City, Johnson County; State Representative
Dorothy Mauro of Des Moines, Polk County; Activist
Grace Mauro of Des Moines, Polk County; Retired
Jo McCarty of Iowa City, Johnson County; Educator
Martha McCormick of Des Moines, Polk County; Activist
Erin McCullough of Lake View, Sac County; Attorney
Mary McGee of Des Moines, Polk County; Attorney
Dr. Andy McGuire of Des Moines, Polk County; Former Lieutenant Governor Candidate
Alissa McKinney of Des Moines, Polk County; Activist
Sue McKinney of Colo, Story County; Famer and Vineyard owner
Betty McMahon of Muscatine, Muscatine County; Iowans for Hillary County Coordinator; Muscatine County Chair
Juanita Mehmen of Charles City, Floyd County; Red Hater and Chaplain of the Veterans of Foreign Wars
Doreen Meier of Cedar Rapids, Linn County; Hill's Angels, Volunteer at St. Luke's Hospital, Member of Poe Chapter HJ, Volunteer at St. Paul's Methodist Church
Rocky Menke of Fort Madison, Lee County; Labor and Political Activist
Paula Meyer , Mitchell County; Board Member, Federal Home Loan Bank of Des Moines and Luther College and President, Friends of Ngong Road
Jeanne Middleton of Ankeny, Polk County; Union Leader
Mary Mincer Hansen of Panora, Guthrie County; Former Director of the Iowa Public Health Department
Deb Mitchell of West Des Moines, Polk County; Realtor
Joni Mitchell Schnoes of West Des Moines, Dallas County; Educator
Juanita Moreno of Glenwood, Mills County; Activist
Kim Motl of Fort Dodge, Webster County; Chair of Webster County Democrats
Jessie Myers of Ames, Story County; Student Activist
Vi Neil of La Porte City, Black Hawk County; Activist
Charlotte Nelson of Des Moines, Polk County; Advocate
Pat Nichols of Knoxville, Marion County; County Coordinator; Activist
Marcia Nichols of Johnston, Polk County; Political Director, AFSCME Iowa Council 61
Mary Norton of New Hartford, Butler County; Former County Supervisor and retired educator
Becky Olafsen of Monona, Clayton County; Educator and Democratic Activist
Patsy Olejniczak of Fort Dodge, Webster County; Webster County Coordinator, Iowans for Hillary
Linda Olson of Marengo, Iowa County; Activist
Jean Oxley of Cedar Rapids, Linn County; First Woman to Sit on Linn County Board of Supervisors
Kim Painter of Iowa City, Johnson County; Johnson County Recorder
Jerica Parker of Cedar Rapids, Linn County; Cedar Rapids Activist
Peggy Paullin of Norwalk, Warren County; Small Business Owner
Sally Pederson of Des Moines, Polk County; Former Lieutenant Governor
Phyllis Peters of Ames, Story County; Political Activist and former Story County Chair
Mary Peterson of Centerville, Appanoose County; Democratic Activist
Phyllis Peterson of Cedar Rapids, Linn County; Educator
Barbara Pfieffer of Saint Charles, Madison County; Activist
Palma Pope of Whiting, Monona County; County Vice Chair
Cynthia Posovich of Oskaloosa, Mahaska County; Activist
Marcella Prevo of Bloomfield, Davis County; Former Director of Women and Children's Health for WIC in 7 counties; Realtor
Sandra Quilty of Des Moines, Polk County; Activist
Holly Raczkowski of Decorah, Winneshiek County; Troop Leader Girl scout Troops 345 and 348 of Decorah Council Delegate of Girl Scouts of Eastern Iowa and Western Illinois.
Linda Reichert of Muscatine, Muscatine County; Small Business Owner and Activist
Mary E. Richards of Ames, Story County; Former Story County Attorney
Mary Riche of Des Moines, Polk County; Activist
Doreen Rick of Mason City, Cerro Gordo County; Educator
Marcia Rogers of Cedar Rapids, Linn County; President of Management Resource Group
Judy Rose of Anamosa, Jones County; Secretary of Jones County Democrats
Judy Rutledge of West Des Moines, Polk County; Activist
Holly Sagar of Des Moines, Polk County; Labor and Community Services Activist; Chair of the Iowa Commission on the Status of Women
Laura Sands of Des Moines, Polk County; Polk County Activist
Becky Schmitz of Fairfield, Jefferson County; State Senator
Pat Schneider of Des Moines, Polk County; Community Volunteer
Lori SchraderBachar of Ankeny, Polk County; Community Volunteer
Mary Ann Schuldt of Sioux City, Woodbury County; Retired Educator
Dawn Schulte of Burlington, Des Moines County; Educator
Jeanne Shannon of Independence, Buchanan County; Former County Recorder
Patsy Shors of Des Moines, Polk County; Activist
Christina Siepker of Urbandale, Polk County; Union Leader
Georgia Sievers of Avoca, Pottawattamie County; Former Vice Chair of Pottawattamie County Democrats
Julie Smith of Des Moines, Polk County; Attorney
Constance Smith of Johnston, Polk County; Life long Democratic Activist, mother and grandmother
Campbell Spencer of Des Moines, Polk County; Former GLBT Outreach Director for the Democratic National Committee and Gore 2000
Sara Porter Stark of Cedar Rapids, Linn County; Volunteer at Cedar Rapids Free Health Clinic and Hill's Angels
Julie Stauch of Des Moines, Polk County; Community and Political Activist
Sarah Stephenson of Iowa City, Johnson County; Activist and University of Iowa Law Student
Mary Stier of Des Moines, Polk County; Former Publisher, Des Moines Register
Ann Stough of Panora, Guthrie County; Guthrie County Democratic Party Secretary
Jean Stowell of Northwood, Wright County; Activist
Maura Strassberg of Grinnell, Poweshiek County; Professor, Drake Law School
Sally Stutsman of Riverside, Johnson County; Johnson County Supervisor
Sarah Sunderman of Ames, Story County; ISU Democrats President
Gail Sunner of Ventura, Cerro Gordo County; Nurse and Community Activist
Kim Taylor of Cedar Rapids, Linn County; Mother and Political Activist
Dawn Taylor of Des Moines, Polk County; Activist
Carrie Tedore of Dubuque, Dubuque County; Executive Committee, Dubuque County Democrats
Linda Terry of Greenfield, Adair County; Former Chair, Adair County Democrats and Farm Activist
Connie Terry of Earlham, Madison County; Educator
Dr. Julianne Thomas of Cedar Rapids, Linn County; Pediatrician and Community Activist
Cathy Thompson of Dubuque, Dubuque County; Community Activist
Geri Thornsberry of Waterloo, Black Hawk County; Organizational Consultant
Sara Tokheim of North Liberty, Johnson County; Activist
Rita Vargas of Davenport, Scott County; Scott County Recorder
Christie Vilsack of Mt. Pleasant, Henry County; Former First Lady of Iowa
Judy Wagner of Larrabee, Cherokee County; Former Mayor of Larrabee, Activist
Marcia Wanamaker of Waukee, Dallas County; Real Estate Developer
Kathryn Waterhouse of Sperry, Des Moines County; Supporter
Susan Webster of Norwalk, Warren County; Realtor and Ecobroker
Theresa Weeg of Des Moines, Polk County; Activist
Phyllis Weeks of Knoxville, Marion County; Marion County Chair and 3rd Congressional District Central Committee
Margi Weiss of Des Moines, Polk County; Activist
Sharon Wellendorf of Ida Grove, Ida County; Director of Nursing at Horn Memorial
Anita Wendt of Sioux City, Woodbury County; Retired Educator and Community Activist
Deb Westvold of Des Moines, Polk County; Social Worker & Mental Health Advocate
Robin White of Earlville, Delaware County; Union Leader
Donna Whitead of Sioux City, Woodbury County; Activist
Karen Wick of Mediapolis, Des Moines County; Des Moines County Central Committee
Ann Wilde of West Des Moines, Polk County; Marketing Consultant
Jane Wilson of Burlington, Des Moines County; Community Activist and Director of an Energy Assistance Program in Southeast Iowa
Cindy Winckler of Davenport, Scott County; State Representative & Past President of National Business and Professional Women
Jane Witt of Cedar Rapids, Linn County; Community Activist and Volunteer
Linda Yoder of Marengo, Iowa County; County Supervisor
Sarah Zaruba of Newton, Jasper County; Union Leader
Grace Zimmerman of Anamosa, Jones County; Former County Treasurer
Rachel Zimmermann of Iowa City, Johnson County; Political Activist






11/8/2007
Washington D. C.Fmr. DNC Chair Joe Andrew Endorses Clinton



11/8/2007
Clinton Campaign Launches National Council of Civic Leaders
The Clinton Campaign announced today the launch of the National Council of Civic Leaders, a network of over 75 women from more than 24 states that will help lead the campaign’s efforts across the country.

The founding members of Hillary’s National Council of Civic Leaders are:

Joan Ashwell—Strafford County Democratic Chair, New Hampshire
Michelle Battle—National Congress of Black Women, Inc.* Chief Operating Officer, Washington, DC
Maria Cuomo Cole—Chairman of HELP USA*, New York
Barbara Dobkin—philanthropist and women’s leadership activist, New York
Geraldine Ferraro—Former Vice Presidential Candidate and women’s rights pioneer, New York
Jimmie Lou Fisher—Former Arkansas State Treasurer, Arkansas
Jennifer Frizzell—Former Public Affairs Director of Planned Parenthood*, New Hampshire
Myra Greenspun—education and Jewish activist and philanthropist, Nevada
Ruth Harkin—women’s rights advocate and international trade development, Iowa
Dolores Huerta—community development and social equity activist, California
Judith Lichtman—women’s rights advocate, Washington, DC
Cyril Mandelbaum—community activist, Iowa
Dr. Andy McGuire—women’s leadership advocate and public health activist, Iowa
Tina Nappe—environmental activist, Nevada
Irene Natividad—Global Summit of Women* President, Virginia
Sally Pederson—Former Lieutenant Governor of Iowa and disability advocate, Iowa
MK Pritzker—social justice activist and philanthropist, Illinois
Beth Ann Salzman—New Hampshire Jewish Federation*, New Hampshire
Martha Shoffner—Arkansas State Treasurer, Arkansas
Diane Smock—City Council Member and advocate for affordable housing, neighborhood revitalization, and youth engagement, South Carolina
Susan Stern—Jewish philanthropist and activist, New York
Laura Thibault—Former Executive Director of NARAL*, New Hampshire
Christie Vilsack—Former First Lady of Iowa and President of the Vilsack Foundation*, Iowa
Berry Zander—youth and women’s leadership advocate and community activist, South Carolina Additional members of the National Council of Civic Leaders include:
Elaine Asarch—Founder and Former President of the Civic Center Conservancy*, Colorado
Esther-Ann Asch—UJA Federation*, Chair Task Force on the Jewish Woman, New York
Teri Barnett—Jewish Federation of Metropolitan Chicago*, Illinois
Ann Baum—arts, education, and women’s healthcare activist, Kansas
Maria Becerra—Latino leader and activist, Florida
Carol Bennett-Schnorr—cancer prevention advocate/healthcare activist, New York
Helene Berger—Jewish education national leader, Florida
Judy Berkowitz—advocate for improved public school education, New York
Jodie Bernstein—consumer and environmental advocate, Washington, DC
Wendy Block—art, healthcare, and women’s activist, North Carolina
Honorable Elaine Bloom—Former Speaker Pro Tempore of the Florida House of Representatives, Florida
Cheryl Brannan—global health and wellness advocate and United Nations* NGO Representative, New York
Kathe Brown—education activist, Georgia
Sandra Cahn—UJA Federation of NY* and Hillel International*, New York
Nora Campos—San Jose City Council Member, California
Susan Castner—civic engagement and arts activist, Oregon
Cindy Chavez—education and international development activist, California
Jackie Abelman Cohen—Jewish political activist, Washington, DC
Betty Cotton—social equity advocate and lifetime community activist, New York
Jane Donaldson—Founding Partner of Phillips Oppenheim*, New York
Fran Dorf—writer, activist, and philanthropist, Connecticut
Dr. Leslie Eber—healthcare professional and activist, Colorado
Carol B. Einiger—stem cell research advocate and healthcare activist, New York
Allison Fine—civic participation activist, New York
Pam Fleischaker—author and human rights activist, Oklahoma
Mayor Meryl Frank—Mayor of Highland Park, New Jersey
Dana Guefen—Jewish, children’s, and civil rights activist and philanthropist, Texas
Ambassador Kathryn Hall—Former Ambassador to Austria, community activist, and humanitarian, California
Barbara Handman—civil rights activist, New York
Dr. Carole Hankin—Superintendent of Schools, New York
Karen Hickson—UNICEF* and NGO international development work, New York
Marilyn Hoffman—Former Director of Currier Art Museum*, New Hampshire
Jill Iscol—Co Chair City Year* Advisory Board, New York
Wendy Kahn—workers’ rights activist, Maryland
Deborah Larkin—Honorary Chair of the Westchester Fund for Women and Girls*, New York
Terri Lemire—President of Business and Professional Women*, New Hampshire
Rosalyn Levy Jonas—national abortion rights activist and Jewish community leader, Maryland
Representative Martha McCloud—Executive Director of the North County Health Consortium*, New Hampshire
Andrea McElroy—community development and education activist, New Jersey
Ruth Messinger—global poverty/international development grassroots activist, New York
Debra Oppenheim—The Transition Network* Advisory Board, New York
Marcie Orley—Associate Campaign Chair, Women’s Department, Jewish Federation of Metropolitan Detroit*, Michigan
Barbara Pollard-Stein—arts, education, and Jewish activist, New York
Starr Porter—environmental and healthcare activist, California
Marcia Rogers—economic development and community activist, Iowa
Sylvia Rolinski—social justice activist, Maryland
Barbara Rom—Michigan Gaming Control Board*, Michigan
Dr. Sue Schurman—advocate and activist for working families’ access to higher education, New Jersey
Nancy Shapiro—Maryland educational leader, University System of Maryland*, Maryland
Nancy Schwartz Sternoff—women’s advancement/leadership activist and philanthropist, New York
Berry Sweet—education and Jewish activist, Arizona
Roselyne “Sissy” Swig—arts, education, and women’s empowerment activist, California
Deborah Walsh—national education activist, Washington, DC
Heather Watts—arts and education advocate, Connecticut
Senator Connie Williams—State Senator and arts/education advocate, Pennsylvania
List in formation… * Affiliation for identification purposes only




11/8/2007
Utah Leaders Endorse Clinton

UTAH LEADERS ENDORSING HILLARY TODAY

Randy Horiuchi, Salt Lake County Councilmember
Jenny Wilson, Salt Lake County Councilmember
Joe Hatch, Salt Lake County Councilmember
Jackie Biskupski, State Representative
Donald Dunn, Former Utah Democratic Party Chair
Karen Hale, retired State Senator
Blaze Wharton, retired State Senator
Karen Shepherd, retired Member of Congress
Helen Langan, DNC Committee Member
Nichole Adams Dunn, former Salt Lake County Party Chair




11/6/2007
Clinton Campaign Announces Key Tribal Leader Endorsements
Diversity of Endorsements Demonstrates Depth of Support in Indian Country

Tribal Leaders


Wanda Batchelor, Chairperson, Stewart Community Council of the Washoe Tribe
Amy Benally, Tribal Councilmember, Hoh Tribe of Washington
Melanie Benjamin, Chair, Mille Lacs Band of Ojibwe Indians
Pearl Capoeman-Baller, Former President, Quinault Nation
Gerald Chingwa, Former Tribal Chair, Little Traverse Bay Bands of Odawa Indians
Karen Crutcher, Chairperson, Ft. McDermitt Paiute -Shoshone Tribes
Juana Majel Dixon, Council Member, Pauma Band of Mission Indians
Rochanne Downs, Vice Chair, Fallon Paiute Shoshone Tribes
Cecilia Fire Thunder, Former President, Oglala Sioux Tribe
Steve Frank, Chairman, Summit Lake Paiute Tribe
Matthew Franklin, Chairman, Ione Band of Miwok Indians
Davis Gonzales, Chairman, Te-Moak Tribe of Western Shoshone
Norm Harry, Former Tribal Chair, Pyramid Lake Paiute Tribe
Sonia Johnston, Vice Chairwoman, Juaneno Band of Mission Indians
Rachel Joseph, Former Chairwoman and former Vice Chairwoman, Lone Pine Paiute Shoshone Tribe of CA
Vivian Lee, Chairwoman, Hoh Tribe of Washington
Andrew Masiel, Sr., Tribal Councilman, Pechanga Band of Luiseno Indians
Susan Masten, Former Chairperson, Yurok Tribe
Arlan Melendez, Chairman, Reno-Sparks Indian Colony
Rebecca Miles, Vice Chair, Nez Perce Tribe
Rosemary Morillo, Vice Chair, Soboba Band of Luiseno Indians
Ed Naranjo, Vice Chair, Confederated Tribes of the Goshute Reservation
Kyle Prior, Chairman, Duck Valley Shoshone Paiute Tribes
Miranda Quintero, Vice Chair, Walker River Paiute Tribe
Alma Ransom, Former Chief, St. Regis Mohawk
Jonette Reyes, Vice Chair, Hoh Tribe of Washington
Kenneth Richardson, Health Director, Walker River Paiute Tribe
David K. Sprague, Chairman, Match-e-be-nash-she-wish Band of Pottawatomi Indians (Gun Lake Tribe)
Lloyd Tortalita, Former Governor, Pueblo of Acoma
Lynn Valbuena, Former Chairwoman, San Manuel Band of Mission Indians
Leanne Walker-Grant, Chairperson, Table Mountain Rancheria
Genia Williams, Chair, Walker River Paiute Tribe

Tribal Members


Genia Williams, Walker River Paiute Tribe
Kendall Allen, Hoopa Valley Tribe
Michael Anderson, Muscogee (Creek) Nation
Carrie Day Aspinnall, Minnesota Chippewa Tribe
Candice Ballinger, Mille Lacs Band of Ojibwe Indians
Lacey Ballinger, Mille Lacs Band of Ojibwe Indians
David Beaulieu, Minnesota Chippewa Tribe - White Earth
Lavina Bewers, Yurok Tribe
Allison Binney, Sherwood Valley Band of Pomo Indians
M. Sharon Blackwell, Omaha and Muscogee (Creek)
Jaime Boggs, Robinson Rancheria of Pomo Indians
Denise Chamblin, Mille Lacs Band of Ojibwe Indians
Don Champagne, Turtle Mountain Band of Chippewa
Janet Erickson, Sisseton-Wahpeton Oyate
Lucinda Garcia, Pascua Yaqui
Jennifer Giff, Gila River Indian Community
Michelle Glazier, Walker River Paiute Tribe
Natalie Hemlock, Seneca Nation of Indians
Veronica Homer, Colorado River Indian Tribes
Emily Johnson, Mille Lacs Band of Ojibwe
Julie Johnson, Makah Tribe
Gay Kingman, Cheyenne River Sioux
Elizabeth Kronk, Sault Ste. Marie
Daris Laffoon, Colorado River Indian Tribes
Vickie Laffoon, Colorado River Indian Tribes
Nicci Lehto, Prairie Island Indian Community
Rodney Lewis, Gila River Indian Community
Yolanda Lockwood, Walker River Paiute Tribe
Cheryl Lohman, Round Valley Indian Tribe
Holly Cook Macarro, Red Lake Band of Chippewa Indians
Allie Greenleaf Maldonado, Little Traverse Bay Bands of Odawa Indians
Elveda Martinez, Walker River Paiute Tribe
DeAnna Meetze, Morongo Band of Mission Indians
Joyce Melendez, Reno-Sparks Indian Colony
Debra Morrison, Mille Lacs Band of Ojibwe Indians
Phyllis Naranjo, Confederated Tribes of the Goshute Reservation
Dawn Renee Peel, Mille Lacs Band of Ojibwe Indians
Lenore Potter, Mille Lacs Band of Ojibwe Indians
Lynn Dee Rapp, Wa Sioux
Geoffrey Roth, Standing Rock Sioux Tribe
Lynn Sampson, Confederated Tribes of Siletz Indians
Mary Smith, Cherokee Nation of Oklahoma
Elizabeth Throgmorton, Choctaw Nation
Loretta Tuell, Nez Perce Tribe of Idaho
Louira Waco, Paiute
Don Wanatee, Sac and Fox Tribe of Iowa
Lora Wilber, Swinomish Indian Tribal Community
Wilbur Wilkinson, Mandan, Hidatsa, & Arikara Nations
Ryan Wilson, Oglala Sioux Tribe
Nancy Wood, Mille Lacs Band of Ojibwe Indians


11/6/2007
Alabama Leaders Endorse Clinton

ALABAMA LEADERS ENDORSING HILLARY TODAY:


Commissioner of Agriculture Ron Sparks
Public Service Commissioner Susan Parker
Jefferson County Commissioner Shelia Smoot
State Senator Linda Coleman
State Senator E.B. McClain
State Representative Priscilla Dunn
State Representative Alvin Holmes



11/5/2007
Oakland Vice Mayor Henry Chang Endorses Hillary Clinton


11/5/2007
CA: Google CEO Schmidt

11/4/2007
Former Vice President Walter F. Mondale Endorses Clinton

11/2/2007
NH State Senator Lou D’Allesandro Endorses Hillary

10/31/2007
California State Senator Jenny Oropeza Endorses Hillary Clinton



10/31/2007
American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees Endorses Clinton
The Clinton Campaign today announced the endorsement of American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees (AFSCME).
AFSCME is the nation’s largest public sector union, representing more than 1.4 million workers.