Vermont: Dennise Casey

March 4, 2009 - 06:38 pm

Speaking for the governor

Gov. Jim Douglas officially made Dennise Casey his spokeswoman today.

Steve Wark, who has held that job for just three months, will return to the Department of Public Service. Wark has been out sick a fair amount in recent weeks, which had not really allowed him to gain his sea legs in a job where there is a lot of turbulence. Casey had done most of the media contact.

Back at DPS, Wark will handle the stimulus package maneuverings, which will include lots of potential telecommunications action.

The governor's staff will not shrink, however. Dave Corielle, who had been on the staff and had also been on his campaign staff but most recently had been in the Finance Department, will return as a staff assistant.

- Terri Hallenbeck

Fri, 11/21/2008 - 10:02
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Thu, 11/20/2008 - 12:41

Douglas names deputy chief of staff

Putting the finishing touches on his new administration, Gov. Jim Douglas announced Thursday morning that his re-election Campaign Manager Dennise Casey would take over as deputy chief of staff.
 
Casey has been a member of  Douglas senior staff for several years, serving as the governor's special assistant and secretary of Civil and Military Affairs, and managing both his 2006 and 2008 re-election campaigns.
 
Casey fills the shoes of Betsy Bishop, who was appointed on Monday as commissioner of the Department of Economic Development.
 

Wed, 11/05/2008 - 00:28

Dennise Casey speaks about election

Gov. Jim Douglas' campaign manager Dennise Casey looked back on the governor's hard-fought victory Tuesday evening that ended a marathon campaign across the state of Vermont.

In an interview with PolitickerVT.com, Casey and said she was very pleased with the outcome of the race, especially on a night of massive Democratic gains across the country.

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Mon, 08/04/2008 - 15:24

Douglas camp calls for Symington to disclose husband's financial info

Gov. Jim Douglas' re-election campaign demanded Monday that his Democratic gubernatorial challenger, House Speaker Gaye Symington, release her husband's personal financial information to the public.  

Symington, a Jericho resident, released her personal financial information last Thursday afternoon with her campaign finance report, but did not include information for her husband Chuck Lacy, a former chief operating officer for Ben and Jerry's.  

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Wed, 07/30/2008 - 14:18

Gubernatorial campaigns duel over data about economy

A minor controversy is brewing after the re-election campaign of Gov. Jim Douglas (R-Middlebury) Tuesday accused the campaign of his Democratic challenger, House Speaker Gaye Symington, of skewing economic figures in an attempt to exaggerate Vermont's economic struggles.

The disagreement has played out in a series of statements released by the campaigns.

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Fri, 07/11/2008 - 11:58

Gov. Douglas responds to Thursday's attacks

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Wed, 06/25/2008 - 12:30

For Douglas campaign, the economy is the issue

[img_assist|nid=1235|title=Gov. Jim Douglas|desc=National Governors Association Photo|link=none|align=left|width=419|height=281]Last week, Gov. Jim Douglas (R-Middlebury) officially launched his fourth re-election campaign, announcing his intentions to supporters in a Saint Albans home after a two-day kickoff tour sent him crisscrossing the state.

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Wed, 06/18/2008 - 07:22

On the road again, Douglas kicks off campaign

[img_assist|nid=1196|title=Gov. Jim Douglas|desc=Politicker Photo|link=none|align=left|width=420|height=315]Gov. Jim Douglas (R-Middlebury) officially starts his bid for re-election today, kicking off a ‘Every County Counts Tour' that will take the governor through all of Vermont's 14 counties.

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Mon, 06/09/2008 - 09:02

Casey starts work today as Douglas' campaign manager

ENOSBURG FALLS -- Although Republican Gov. Jim Douglas has not officially kicked off his re-election campaign for a fourth term as governor, his campaign machinery is already in motion.

Dennise Casey, a political aide to Douglas since his first gubernatorial run in 2002, will begin work as campaign manager today. She packed up her belongings on the fifth floor of The Pavilion last week, wrapping up her tenure as Douglas’ secretary of civic and military affairs. A job described as “butter and guns.”