FDP Executive Director goes to Washington
by Dara Kam | July 15th, 2009Florida Democratic Party Executive Director Joseph Leonard is going to work for President Barack Obama’s administration.
Joseph, 34, is taking over as chief of staff at the Department of Homeland Security Office of Policy.
The Dems tapped a Florida outsider, Scott Arcenaux, to replace Joseph as ED and also serve as political director.
Joseph, who also worked on John Kerry’s presidential campaign, has been at the ED post for about three years and first went to work for the state party in 2005.
Arcenaux was also executive director for the Louisiana state party and was U.S. Sen. Chris Dodd’s national political director in his losing presidential bid.
Tags: 2010 campaigns, Barack Obama, Democrats, elections, Florida Democratic Party, Joseph Leonard, Scott Arcenaux, U.S. Senate
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