Spencer joined the Democratic Party staff as Director of the House Campaign in February of 2019. Born and raised in Hartland, Spencer left Vermont to attend James Madison University in Harrisonburg, Virginia. He stayed connected to Vermont - working for the State Park system during his summer’s home from school, interning with Senator Leahy in the Fall of 2015, and working as a Field Organizer for Matt Dunne’s Campaign for Governor in 2016.
Grace joined the Vermont Democratic Party in July of 2018. She is a senior at the University of Vermont where she is majoring in Political Science with a minor in Critical Race and Ethnic Studies. She has worked on several municipal and statewide campaigns in Vermont including Christine Hallquist’s 2018 gubernatorial campaign.
Scott joined the Vermont Democratic Party's team in September of 2019, but he was no stranger to the complicated nature of a state party, having led the North Dakota Democratic Party since July of 2017. Before moving to North Dakota, Scott successfully managed Suzanne Bump’s campaign for Massachusetts State Auditor and then served in her office as an external affairs assistant. In edition to managing a statewide campaign, he has also worked on multiple congressional races around the country, serving in the roles of Regional Field Director and Field Director.
Andy joined the Vermont Democratic Party as data manager in May of 2020. Before joining the party, he worked for an anti-poverty nonprofit, held multiple teaching and research positions, and advised several state and local campaigns. Andy will graduate from the University of Chicago in June with a degree in Public Policy and Political Science. He's also a long-suffering Red Sox fan.
