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    The Fahey Q&A with Jasmine Hull of Deliberations.US

    Katie Fahey
    Courtney Fiedler
    January 24, 2023
    Jasmine Hull is Chief Operating Officer for Deliberations.US.

    Since organizing the Voters Not Politicians 2018 ballot initiative that put citizens in charge ofdrawing Michigan's legislative maps, Katie Fahey has been the founding executive director of ThePeople, which is forming statewide networks to promote government accountability. Sheregularly interviews colleagues in the world of democracy reform for The Fulcrum’s Opinion section.

    Jasmine Hull is Chief Operating Officer for Deliberations.US. She brings extensive experience in educational leadership and a passion for reform in our public educational system and civics education.

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    The Fahey Q&A with Kaitlin LaCasse, protecting Maine elections from big money and foreign interests

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    August 08, 2022
    ​Kaitlin LaCasse collects petition signatures in Raymond, Maine.

    Kaitlin LaCasse collects petition signatures in Raymond, Maine.

    Protect Maine Elections

    Since organizing the Voters Not Politicians2018 ballot initiative that put citizens in charge of drawing Michigan's legislative maps, Fahey has been the founding executive director of The People, which is forming statewide networks to promote government accountability. She regularly interviews colleagues in the world of democracy reform for our Opinion section.

    Kaitlin LaCasse is campaign manager for Protect Maine Elections. LaCasse, who has been involved in Maine politics for over a decade, is a community leader who cares deeply about the people of her state. She felt compelled to lead this campaign to ensure all Mainers would have an equal voice in their elections.

    Our conversation has been edited for clarity and brevity.

    Fahey: Tell us about your background. What led you to get involved with Protect Maine Elections?

    LaCasse: I’ve worked on three gubernatorial campaigns and I recently managed Maine’s campaign to pass semi-open primary legislation, which was successful in franchising hundreds of thousands of voters. I’m motivated by making sure that all Mainers have their voices heard.

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