March 4, 2008
Posted: 06:10 PM ET
(CNN) – Voters in the critical March 4 primaries are still weighing in, but the action is already starting to shift to the next big battleground state of Pennsylvania as veteran organizers sign on to both Democratic campaigns. CNN has learned that Mary Isenhour, executive director of the state party in Pennsylvania, will be state director of Hillary Clinton’s campaign in Pennsylvania. Tony Podesta, who ran John Kerry’s 2004 campaign in the state, will also continue to play a major role in the Clinton effort. Jim DeMay, who ran Al Gore’s 2000 campaign in Pennsylvania, is state director for Obama. Nicole Price and Jeremy Bird, who organized for Obama in both South Carolina and Maryland, are also on the ground in the state. –CNN’s Peter Hamby and Rebecca Sinderbrand Filed under: Barack Obama Hillary Clinton Pennsylvania |
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