Jim Webb presidential campaign key staff and advisors, 2016

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2016 presidential candidate Jim Webb

Jim Webb was a Democratic candidate for the office of president of the United States in 2016. He suspended his campaign on October 20, 2015.[1] Webb was a U.S. senator from Virginia from January 3, 2007, to January 3, 2013. Webb served as the secretary of the Navy from 1987 to 1988 and in the United States Marines from 1968 to 1972.[2]
Webb declared his candidacy in an email to supporters on July 2, 2015. In the email he said, "We need a President who understands leadership, who has a proven record of actual accomplishments, who can bring about bipartisan solutions, who can bring people from both sides to the table to get things done,” he said in the email declaring his candidacy.[3]

In November 2014, Webb announced, "I have decided to launch an Exploratory Committee to examine whether I should run for President in 2016. I made this decision after reflecting on numerous political commentaries and listening to many knowledgeable people. I look forward to listening and talking with more people in the coming months as I decide whether or not to run."[4] Previously, 16 senators had been elected to the presidency, including President Barack Obama (D).[5]

Key staff and advisors

See also: Jim Webb presidential campaign key staff and advisors experience, 2016

The table below details some of the key staff and advisors for Jim Webb's 2016 presidential campaign at the time the campaign was suspended in October 2015. The leftmost column indicates the individual staff member or advisor. The middle column details that individual's relationship to Webb's 2016 campaign. The final column indicates the individual's previous experience. More detailed profiles of individuals can be found by clicking the links in the leftmost column.

Jim Webb key staff and advisors
Individual Role Previous Experience
Craig Crawford Communications director •Jimmy Carter 1976 presidential

•John Glenn 1984 presidential
•Walter Mondale 1984 presidential
•Orlando Sentinel reporter, 1985–1997
•The Hotline Editor-in-Chief, 1997–2003
•CQ Roll Call Publisher 2003–2011
•Trail Mix Publisher, 2005–present

David Saunders Advisor Mark Warner 2001 gubernatorial

•Bob Graham 2004 presidential
Jim Webb 2006 U.S. Senate
•John Edwards 2008 presidential
•Wayne Powell 2012 U.S. House

Joe Stanley Iowa state director Jim Webb 2006 U.S. Senate
Kristian Denny Todd Advisor •Maverick Strategies

Jim Webb 2006 U.S. Senate

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