Lucinda Guinn, a former executive at EMILY’S List, will serve as the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee’s executive director
House Democrats’ embattled campaign arm has tapped a former staffer and well-known Democratic operative as its executive director following a massive upheaval in its top ranks earlier this summer.
The DCCC reviewed 40 resumes from around the country and interviewed 13 candidates. More than half were people of color and more than half were women. The search, Bustos wrote in the letter, “was truly a first-of-its-kind search that was the most competitive, open and inclusive in the committee’s history.”
By signing up you agree to receive email newsletters or alerts from POLITICO. You can unsubscribe at any time. “It is paramount that Democrats retain the House and we need the experience, dedication and resolve that her leadership would bring to one of the most consequential elections of our lifetime," they added.
Guinn is currently senior vice president at the political firm 4CM+M and served as a general consultant for BOLD Pac, the campaign arm of the Congressional Hispanic Caucus. BOLD Pac floated Guinn’s name to Latino members and asked for lawmakers to recommend additional Hispanic candidates for the DCCC to consider at the end of July. Subsequently, the Hispanic Caucus rallied around Guinn.
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