Rosemary E. Rodriguez

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‹The template Electionpeople is being considered for deletion.› David Chaum, inventor David Dill, computer science professor Brad Friedman, activist & blogger Rop Gonggrijp, activist Bev Harris, Activist Richard L. Hasen, law professor Gracia Hillman, EAC commissioner Rush D. Holt Jr., U.S. Congressman Doug Jones, computer science professor R. Doug Lewis, Executive Director The The Election Center Rebecca Mercuri, computer scientist Greg Palast, Journalist Ron Rivest, MIT Professor Rosemary E. Rodriguez, EAC commissioner Avi Rubin, Computer Science Professor Ion Sancho, local election official Ted Selker, MIT Professor Alan T. Sherman, Computer Science Professor Bradley A. Smith, former FEC commissioner DeForest Soaries, former EAC commissioner Hans A. von Spakovsky, FEC commissioner Warren Stewart, advocate David Wagner, Computer Science Professor Britain J. Williams, computer scientist
Election Groups:
ACCURATE U.S. Election Assistance Commission The Election Center Federal Voting Assistance Program FairVote National Institute of Standards and Technology Overseas Vote Foundation VerifiedVoting.org

‹The template Electionpeople is being considered for deletion.›

David Chaum, inventor
David Dill, computer science professor
Brad Friedman, activist & blogger
Rop Gonggrijp, activist
Bev Harris, Activist
Richard L. Hasen, law professor
Gracia Hillman, EAC commissioner
Rush D. Holt Jr., U.S. Congressman
Doug Jones, computer science professor
R. Doug Lewis, Executive Director The The Election Center
Rebecca Mercuri, computer scientist
Greg Palast, Journalist
Ron Rivest, MIT Professor
Rosemary E. Rodriguez, EAC commissioner
Avi Rubin, Computer Science Professor
Ion Sancho, local election official
Ted Selker, MIT Professor
Alan T. Sherman, Computer Science Professor
Bradley A. Smith, former FEC commissioner
DeForest Soaries, former EAC commissioner
Hans A. von Spakovsky, FEC commissioner
Warren Stewart, advocate
David Wagner, Computer Science Professor
Britain J. Williams, computer scientist

Election Groups:

ACCURATE
U.S. Election Assistance Commission
The Election Center
Federal Voting Assistance Program
FairVote
National Institute of Standards and Technology
Overseas Vote Foundation
VerifiedVoting.org

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Rosemary E. Rodriguez is a commissioner serving on the Election Assistance Commission, previously of the Denver City Council of the City and County of Denver, District 3, Colorado.

Councilwoman Rodriguez is currently serving on an 15 member panel assembled by the Denver Mayor John Hickenlooper investigating faults within the Denver Election Commission that may have contributed to recent problems in the 2006 elections. She has supported all-mail ballot election for the City and County of Denver.^[1]

In November 2006, Sen. Harry Reid (D-NV) submitted the councilwoman's name to President George W. Bush for his consideration for nomination to the Election Assistance Commission, replacing the position left vacant by former Commissioner Ray Martinez III.^[2] Councilwoman Rodriguez has accepted the nomination, and will leave the city council if confirmed.^[3] On December 6 Councilwoman Rodriguez's nomination was official sent to the Senate for confirmation.^[4]