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Amber McReynolds is a left-of-center vote-by-mail advocate and member of the United States Postal Service board of governors, appointed in 2021 by President Joe Biden as an “independent,” a legal designation that observers dispute. [1] From 2018 to 2021 she was CEO of the National Vote at
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Amber Anderson Mostyn is a Texas trial lawyer and liberal political donor. She is the widow of J. Steven (Steve) Mostyn, who was also an attorney and the head of Mostyn Law. [57] She is the co-founder, along with her late husband, of the Mostyn Moreno Foundation,
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Amed Khan is a Democratic Party-aligned political operative. He is the president of Elpida Home, an organization that provides legal and asylum services for Middle Eastern refugees seeking to pass through Greece to other European Union countries. Khan is also a senior advisor to the ClintonGiustra Enterprise Program, a
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Amelia Warren Tyagi is an American businesswoman, left-of-center political activist, consultant, and author. Tyagi is the daughter of U.S. Senator Elizabeth Warren (D-MA) and has been called her “full political partner.” [96] Together they have written two books, Two-Income Trap and All Your Worth, which argue that
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Amos and Barbara Hostetter are American philanthropists and Democratic Party donors. Amos Hostetter donated $40,000 to the Democratic Party of Wisconsin during the 2020 cycle. [109]
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Amy Floyd is executive director of the Center for Public Interest Research.
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Amy Goldman Fowler is a philanthropist, real estate heiress, and psychologist best known for her gardening and advocacy for heirloom crops and seed preservation. She is a member of the left-of-center donor network Democracy Alliance and sits on the board of a number of philanthropic organizations.[110] She
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Amy Hanauer is a left-of-center tax and economic policy analyst. As of April 2022, she works as the executive director of the Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy (ITEP). She is also the executive director of Citizens for Tax Justice, its affiliated organization. She is also the founder
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Amy Kurtz is the president of the Sixteen Thirty Fund, a “dark money” fund responsible for funneling over $400 million to Democratic and left-of-center causes in 2020. [147] Kurtz has worked on independent political expenditures for Democratic-aligned nonprofits since 2001. She spent ten years running the political
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Amy Wyss is a billionaire and daughter of Swiss entrepreneur and philanthropist Hansjorg Wyss. Hansjorg founded the medical device manufacturer Synthes and supports liberal political groups and environmentalist projects through his private foundation, the Wyss Foundation. [163] Amy sat on the board of trustees for the
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Ana Garcia-Ashley is a left-of-center community organizer associated with the Gamaliel network of organizations.
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Ana Maria Archila is a liberal expansionist immigration activist and the co-executive director of the left-of-center Center for Popular Democracy (CPD) and the Center for Popular Democracy Action Fund along with Andrew Friedman, Jennifer Epps-Addison, and Brian Kettering. Archila claims to support the idea of “believe
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Anand Giridharadas is an American writer best known for his critical views on American and global elites, whom he believes use philanthropy and lackluster reform efforts to avoid or obscure the perpetration of structural economic inequality. Career After graduating from the University of Michigan in 20013 with a degree in
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Anat Shenker Osorio is the founder and principal of ASO Communications. [223] She is also on the advisory committee of Our Story Hub, a project of the Proteus Fund which advises left-of-center politicians and groups on communications strategies. [224]
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Anat Shenker-Osorio is a left-wing political strategist and communications consultant who has been associated with the Open Society Foundations created and funded by liberal billionaire George Soros. Shenker-Osario is known for promoting the “race-class narrative,” which attempts to play upon race and class differences to promote left-of-center policy.
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Anatole Kaletsky is an economist and financial journalist. He is the co-chairman of the investment research and financial management firm Gavekal. He also sits on the global board of the Open Society Foundations, (OSF) a major international grantmaking foundation created and funded by billionaire financier and left-of-center philanthropist
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Andre Delattre is a senior vice president and the chief operating officer of the Public Interest Network (PIN), a nonprofit run by Doug Phelps which oversees a collection of left-of-center nonprofit and for-profit organizations. PIN’s most notable component is the U.S. Public Interest Research Group (USPIRG), a
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Andrea Batista Schlesinger is a liberal activist, consultant, and advocacy nonprofit executive, and has been a partner at left-leaning urban policy consultancy HR&A Advisors since 2017. [259] She was formerly executive director of the Drum Major Institute. [260] Career Schlesinger is the former U.S. Programs deputy
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Andrea Mitchell is a television journalist currently hosting Andrea Mitchell Reports on the left-of-center cable news network MSNBC.
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Andrea Soros Colombel is the daughter of financier and liberal political donor George Soros. She sits on the global board of her father’s Open Society Foundations[268] and the board of the foundation-affiliated lobbying group Open Society Policy Center, which the Center for Responsive Politics
