Democratic Party of Georgia

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Democratic Party of Georgia






Political ideology	American Liberalism Progressivism Center-left
Political position
National affiliation	Democratic Party
Color(s)	Blue

The Democratic Party of Georgia is the local branch of the Democratic Party in the state of Georgia. Currently six of the 13 members of Georgia's Congressional delegation are Democrats. (Sanford Bishop, Hank Johnson, John Lewis, Jim Marshall, John Barrow, David Scott)

Party Officers (Elected Jan. 2007):

Chair: Former State Representative Jane Kidd, Athens

First Vice-Chair: Labor Commissioner Mike Thurmond, Clarke/DeKalb

Congressional District/County Liaison Vice Chair:Sally Rosser, Atlanta

Constituency Group Vice Chair: Virgilio Perez Pascoe, Cumming

Candidate Recruitment Vice Chair: Rep. Winfred Dukes, Albany

Secretary: Stephen R. Leeds, Atlanta

Treasurer: Rex Templeton, Jr., Savannah

[edit] External links

Party Website: Democratic Party of Georgia

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