Andrea is the CEO of Vote.org, the nation’s largest nonpartisan digital voter engagementorganization. Vote.org’s goal is to expand the electorate and encourage people to be lifelongvoters.Andrea led Vote.org to record-breaking growth during the 2020 General Election and theGeorgia runoff elections, helping more than 4.4 million people register to vote and more than 3.3million request mail-in ballots, and leading a 50-state get-out-the-vote operation which madeover half a billion voter contacts across the country.In the 2022 election cycle, Vote.org saw more than 12 million visitors. The organization helpedregister more than 725,000 voters. In 2022, it reached voters nearly 270 million times using avariety of research-backed tactics, including sending 40 million unique messages to voters.Andrea and Vote.org’s work has been featured in the New York Times, CNN, MSNBC, theWashington Post, NPR, Bloomberg, TIME and more.With nearly two decades of experience in voter engagement operations and campaigns, Andreais a recognized expert on civic engagement and a staunch defender and promoter ofdemocracy. Prior to joining Vote.org, she served as the founder of Civic Engagement Fund, anincubator for grassroots nonprofit organizations focused on voter empowerment andengagement. She has advised and supported the efforts of presidential and congressionalcandidates, ballot initiatives, and historic landmarks, including the Martin Luther King, Jr.Memorial on the National Mall, and the National Museum of African American History andCulture. Andrea launched her career on Capitol Hill in the office of Representative PatrickKennedy.In addition to leading Vote.org, Andrea sits on the boards of NARAL and Bend The Arc, serveson the Leadership Council of the Smithsonian National Museum of African American Historyand Culture, and is a member of the Society of Fellows for the Aspen Institute.