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Meet the Albany County Democrats Executive Committee
Chair: Klaus Halbsgut
Secretary: Nichol Bondurant
Treasurer: Merav Ben-David
I have the honor to be the Chair of what I consider to be one of the best Executive Committee's in Wyoming. I look forward to what we will accomplish as a county party.
I would like to invite you to our regular Monthly meetings every second Monday of the month. Please check our events page for further info and details
Contact Klaus at albanycountydems.chair@gmail.com
Treasurer: Merav Ben-David
Secretary: Nichol Bondurant
Treasurer: Merav Ben-David
From managing the family farm to serving in the military, from studying wildlife in Kenya to overseeing scientific expeditions to the Arctic, Merav has long made her home in Albany County. She is devoted to enhancing Wyoming’s future, taking care of Wyomingites, and protecting our way of life.
Merav is a precinctwoman for 46-0
Contact Merav at acdems.treasurer@gmail.com
Secretary: Nichol Bondurant
Secretary: Nichol Bondurant
Secretary: Nichol Bondurant
Nichol is a National Board Certified educator, focused on empowering students to find their own voices, interests, and passions. For 20+ years, Nichol also advised multiple high school clubs such as Z Club, LEADS, PeaceJam, and Academic Decathlon. Alongside her spouse, local chiropractor - Brent- and their menagerie of 2 dogs and 2 cats, she loves seeing the impact her two adult daughters and multitudes of students and former students all make to further this world to a better place.
Nichol is a precinctwoman for 14-3
Contact Nichol at albanycountydems.secretary@gmail.com
Vice Chair: Artemis Langford
State Committeewoman: Erin O'Doherty
State Committeeman: Clifford Marks
Artemis Langford is a senior at the University of Wyoming, studying History and minoring in American Politics. She will graduate from UW with her bachelor’s degree in May 2025 and hopes to attend theological school after graduation. She has been very active in the Laramie community and proud to have a home in Albany County. She has previ
Artemis Langford is a senior at the University of Wyoming, studying History and minoring in American Politics. She will graduate from UW with her bachelor’s degree in May 2025 and hopes to attend theological school after graduation. She has been very active in the Laramie community and proud to have a home in Albany County. She has previously been the state committeewoman for the county party, a campaign coordinator, and a two-time intern for the Wyoming Democratic Party. In her down-time, she likes to engage in historical research, being a fervent ferroequinologist, and kayaking.
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State Committeeman: Clifford Marks
State Committeewoman: Erin O'Doherty
State Committeeman: Clifford Marks
Professor Cliff Marks has taught literature and writing at the University of Wyoming for 36 years, where he also serves as the Faculty Conciliator. After the disaster of 2016, Cliff became active with the Albany County Democrats. After the disaster of 2024, Cliff ran for and became the Albany County Democrats' State Committeeman, where h
Professor Cliff Marks has taught literature and writing at the University of Wyoming for 36 years, where he also serves as the Faculty Conciliator. After the disaster of 2016, Cliff became active with the Albany County Democrats. After the disaster of 2024, Cliff ran for and became the Albany County Democrats' State Committeeman, where he hopes to contribute to a statewide revival of democracy and the Democratic party in Wyoming.
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State Committeewoman: Erin O'Doherty
State Committeewoman: Erin O'Doherty
State Committeewoman: Erin O'Doherty
Erin has been a lifelong advocate for the environment and human rights. Recently, she is most concerned about preserving our democracy so that citizens may address society's problems. Erin was drawn to Laramie because of the skiing, the sunshine, the beauty, and the people, including her husband James.
She serves on the Laramie city co
Erin has been a lifelong advocate for the environment and human rights. Recently, she is most concerned about preserving our democracy so that citizens may address society's problems. Erin was drawn to Laramie because of the skiing, the sunshine, the beauty, and the people, including her husband James.
She serves on the Laramie city council and is proud of the city's work to improve the quality of life for residents in a manner both financially and environmentally sustainable.
Eriin was educated as a zoologist and aquatic ecologist in Maryland and Georgia. Her postdoctoral work for the National Park Service landed her in Fort Collins, which led to a job in Laramie in 1991 to work as a research ecologist for the Forest Service. When the research lab closed in 2005, she realized her database skills could be applied to her many causes. In 2006, she dove head first into political organizing for the Albany County Democratic Party and volunteered for Get-Out-The-Vote and for numerous candidates. She has served as County Vice Chair and Chair. She also works as the Data Director for the state party.
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