I am seeking the names and contact info for individuals serving in the
positions listed bellow at the New Hampshire campaign headquarters of
04 presidential hopefuls Dean, Gepheaart, Kerry, and Bush: Director of
media relations, Director of personnel, and Campaign Manager.

Hello henryjust:

Thanks for the challenging question. 

I've done some sleuthing for you and was able to find the information
I believe you are looking for. One thing you need to keep in mind is
that the exact titles you are looking for are not always the ones
used. I've tried to give you the "equivalents" and point you to even
more information.


The bulk of this information came from one wonderful site: 

Democracy in Action
URL: http://www.gwu.edu/~action/


Howard Dean
***********

Office Manager and Volunteer Coordinator:   Delana Jones

Communications Director:  Dorie Clark

State Director:  Karen Hicks


They can all be reached at: 

Dean for America New Hampshire 
Campaign Headquarters: 
195 MacGregor Street (Mill West North), 
Manchester
Phone: (603) 226-5855 

Sources: 

Howard Dean-Campaign Organization, New Hampshire 
URL: http://www.gwu.edu/~action/2004/dean/deanorgnh.html

Primary Monitor 2004
URL: http://www.primarymonitor.com/blog/index.php?cat=2


Richard Gephardt
****************

State Director:  Erik Greathouse

Press Secretary:  Kathy Roeder

Intern/Volunteer Coordinator:  Claire Wilker


They can all be reached at: 

New Hampshire Headquarters
814 Elm Street, Suite 400
Manchester, NH 03101
603-669-7676 (phone)
603-623-4478 (fax)
NH@dickgephardt2004.com


Sources: 

Dick Gephardt-Campaign Organization, New Hampshire 
URL: http://www.gwu.edu/~action/2004/gephardt/gephorgnh.html

Contact Us:
URL: http://www.dickgephardt2004.com/main/calendar.html#contact


John Kerry
**********

State Director:  Ken Robinson

Office Manager/Volunteer Coordinator:  Jessie Grant

Deputy National Director for Northern New England:  Judy Reardon (She
sppears to be in charge of press for N New England.)


They can all be reached at: 

John Kerry for President, Inc.
195 McGregor St., Center Entrance
Manchester, NH
Tel: 603-622-9100
Fax: (603) 622-9110


Sources: 

John Kerry-Campaign Organization, New Hampshire 
URL: http://www.gwu.edu/~action/2004/kerry/kerrorgnh.html

John Kerry-Campaign Organization 
URL: http://www.gwu.edu/~action/2004/kerry/kerrorg.html

Former Democratic Party Chair Joe Keefe Endorses John Kerry for
President
URL: http://www.politicsnh.com/press_releases/2003/march/3_27_kerry.shtml


George W. Bush
**************

President Bush does not appear to have finalized (or publicized) his
state-by-state campaign teams. This is likely because he does not have
to run a big "primary" battle. I would suggest contacting his national
team:

Campaign Manager:  Ken Mehlman

Communications Director:  Nicolle Devenish

Media:  Mark McKinnon


The headquarters is going to be in North Virginia - but I could not
find an address at this time. Their phone number is:  (703) 647-2700.


Sources: 

President George W. Bush-Campaign Organization
URL: http://www.gwu.edu/~action/2004/bush/bushorg.html

Bush-Cheney '04, Inc. Announces Campaign Staff 
URL: http://www.georgewbush.com/news053003.htm


I hope this information helps with your research.   
                            
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Request for Answer Clarification by henryjust-ga on 30 Jun 2003 12:46 PDT

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Thanks for any feedback you feel comfortable offering.

Henry

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Clarification of Answer by websearcher-ga on 30 Jun 2003 14:38 PDT

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