Brenner has been working to help elect Democrats for the past 20 years.  Having served as the State IT Advisor for the DNC, Brenner came to Virginia in 2001 to implement one of the first statewide online voter files in the country for Mark Warner’s campaign. Since then, he has continued to bring new, innovative and technological tools to help our candidates meet the changing demands of today’s campaigns.   Brenner lives in Richmond with his wife Kelly, and daughters Caroline, Isabelle, and Annika.  [email protected]

Katie O’Grady grew up in Wisconsin and was drawn into politics during the 2011 attempted recall of Governor Walker. As Quality Control Director for a political consulting firm, she worked on ballot initiatives, voter registration drives, and getting out the vote for Democrats across the country. After moving to Virginia in 2015, she managed a Virginia Senate campaign and went on to work as a legislative aide in both the Senate and the House of Delegates. [email protected]

Richmond native Victoria Morales is a graduate of the College of William & Mary. Victoria started her career in politics on the legislative side of Virginia politics. She interned in the House of Delegates for Delegate Mike Mullin and then went on to become a Session Aide for Delegate Kathleen Murphy. During her free time, she enjoys keeping up with sports, especially the Boston Red Sox, and going to concerts.
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David grew up in Kentucky and began his career in 2012 as an organizing fellow for OFA in Colorado. Since then, he’s helped organize in nearly every cycle across various states and came to deliver training curriculum for Organizers as a coach with Organizing Corps 2020. Most recently, David has worked in organizing leadership with For Our Future and Alianza for Progress in Florida and Pennsylvania. In his spare time, David enjoys puzzles, playing Catan with friends, and finding new gaming groups to join. [email protected]

Clyde is a Business Finance major at Virginia Commonwealth University with a passion for politics and economics. Committed to bridging finance and public policy, Clyde aims to contribute to meaningful economic solutions and engage in informed discussions on wealth, opportunity, and systemic change. He works summers at the Mary Frances Youth Center as a camp counselor. In his free time, Clyde stays active through playing basketball, football, and golf.

Aliyah is a senior at Virginia State University where she is studying Business Marketing. She is from Richmond and is committed to empowering communities through strategic branding, digital communication, and civic engagement. Aliyah is passionate about mobilizing young voters and raising awareness about the importance of participating in local and state elections. In her free time, she enjoys listening to music, spending time with family and friends, and walking through Carytown.

Hayley grew up in Connecticut, moving to Richmond, Virginia in the summer of 2016. After graduating from The University of South Carolina, she began working for national nonprofit GENYOUth, where she worked in marketing and development. Hayley is attending graduate school at Virginia Commonwealth University this fall to study Public Administration. In her free time, Hayley enjoys reading, running, and volunteering at the Children’s Hospital of Richmond.

Lauren grew up in Midlothian, Virginia, and studied Political Science and Business Administration at Christopher Newport University. She has worked as an intern for Delegate Shelly Simonds’s Campaign Team, a Session Intern for Delegate Rip Sullivan in the Virginia House of Delegates, and a Scholars Program Intern for Carrington Consulting. In her free time, Lauren loves going to concerts, reading, and swimming.