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Alabama Democrats hire new executive director

Mark Onorato’s extensive background in campaign, legislative and constituent work will help elect Democrats up and down the ballot.

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Alabama Democratic Party Chairman Randy Kelley announced Tuesday the hiring of new Executive Director Mark Onorato.

“Mark is our new Executive Director and brings an array of field and legislative experience to the table,” said Kelley. “We look forward to the knowledge and fresh energy he will bring to our organization.”

Mark attended Texas Tech University, graduating with a Bachelor of Arts in Public Relations and Image Management. He spent time as a field organizer with the Montana Democratic Party before becoming a legislative director in the Missouri House of Representatives and a legislative aid with the Texas Senate. He returned to organizing in North Dakota as the regional field organizer for the North Dakota Democratic NPL in 2024 before taking on the role of ADP’s executive director.

Mark said he looks forward to bringing his experience as a progressive political staffer and extensive background in campaign, legislative and constituent work to the table. “I look forward to utilizing my bevy of experience in campaign, policy and constituent work to continue the success of the ADP and its leadership to get Democrats elected up and down the ballot,” said Onorato. “We’d like to elect Democrats up and down the ballot to pass policy solutions that work for all Alabamians in opposition to this administration’s ruinous economic policies.”

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