Steny Hoyer

Democratic US Representative from Maryland

A Representative from Maryland; born in New York City, N.Y., on June 14, 1939; graduated from Suitland High School, Suitland, Md., 1957; B.S., University of Maryland, College Park, 1963; J.D., Georgetown University Law Center, Washington, D.C., 1966; lawyer, private practice; member of the Maryland state senate, 1966-1979, and president, 1975-1979; member of the Maryland state board for higher education, 1978-1981; delegate to Democratic National Conventions, 1968, 1974, 1976, and 1984; elected as a Democrat to the Ninety-seventh Congress, by special election, to fill the vacancy created by H. Res. 80, which declared United States Representative Gladys Noon Spellmans seat vacant due to an incapacitating illness, and reelected to the sixteen succeeding Congresses (May 19, 1981-present); chair, House Democratic Caucus (One Hundred First through One Hundred Third Congresses); minority whip (One Hundred Eighth, One Hundred Ninth, and One Hundred Twelfth and One Hundred Thirteenth Congresses); majority leader (One Hundred Tenth and One Hundred Eleventh Congresses).

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Leadership & Staff

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Mariel Saez Biden White House Director of Broadcast Media, former press secretary for House Minority Whip Steny Hoyer (D-Md.)

• Press Secretary (Aug '10→?)*

Kathleen May Longtime executive assistant to Rep. Steny Hoyer

• Executive assistant

Rick Palacio Colorado Democratic Operative

• Senior Aide (past)

Ed Lorenzen Congressional Aide, Concord Coalition and Peterson Foundation Member

• Senior Policy Advisor ('07→'10)

Erick Mullen Managing Director, Mercury

• Special Assistant ('92→'95)

John Berry Director, Office of Personnel Management (Confirmed 4-03-09)

• Legislative Director (past)

Scott DeFife

• senior policy advisor for financial services, tax, economic and energy issues (past)

Joyce A Rogers

• Legislative assistant

Regina E Mahony

• Aide ('09)

Cory Alexander UnitedHealth Care Lobbyist and Former Chief of Staff for Rep. Steny Hoyer

• Chief of Staff ('00→'06)

Positions

Partnership for Public Service Public-private partnership

• advisory board member

AMERIPAC Working to Elect Democrats to the United States Congress

• chairman

Donors

Mastercard International Inc. Employees' PAC

• Donation/Grant · 20,000 USD ('17→'20)

Hewlett Packard Company PAC

• Donation/Grant · 10,000 USD ('13→'14)

Microsoft Corporation Political Action Committee

• Donation/Grant · 10,000 USD ('19→'20)

Constellation Energy Group Inc. Federal PAC

• Donation/Grant · 10,000 USD ('11→'12)

Aetna Inc. Political Action Committee

• Donation/Grant · 10,000 USD ('17→'18)

Victims of Communism Memorial Foundation, Inc.

• Truman-Reagan Medal of Freedom ('09)

Hoyer for Congress

• Principal Campaign Committee

Campaign Donors

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Morton Funger Real Estate developer; Ralmor Corporation

• 16 contributions · 23,415 USD (Sep 12 '89→Sep 22 '14)

Michael Gelman Chair of the Executive Committee of the Board of The Jewish Federations of North America

• 20 contributions · 21,600 USD ('91→'12)

Linda Daschle Wife of Tom Daschle; Lobbyist

• 13 contributions · 21,400 USD ('03→Jun 7 '16)

George J Pedersen Co-founder, ManTech International

• 12 contributions · 17,000 USD ('94→Mar 9 '11)

Frederick Graefe

• 20 contributions · 16,950 USD ('99→'12)

Stewart W Bainum Jr Former Maryland State Senator; Chairman of three companies: Manor Care, Inc., Choice Hotels International, Inc., and Sunburst Hospitality

• 12 contributions · 16,225 USD ('94→Oct 2 '13)

Raj N Shah President and CEO, C.T.I.S. Inc.

• 4 contributions · 16,000 USD ('98→'12)

Joshua B Rales Former candidate for US Senate seat in Maryland

• 12 contributions · 14,300 USD ('96→'12)

Michael Peterson President and Chief Operating Officer, Peter G Peterson Foundation

• 5 contributions · 13,100 USD ('12→Mar 28 '16)

Peter G Peterson Billionaire Blackstone Group co-founder; former Lehman CEO and CFR chairman

• 5 contributions · 13,100 USD ('12→Mar 28 '16)

Memberships

US House of Representatives lower house of the United States Congress

• Representative (Jan 5 '81→Jan 3 '23)

Democratic Party The U.S. Democratic Party

• Member

Schools

Georgetown University Law Center One of the professional graduate schools of Georgetown University

• JD (?→'66)

University of Maryland, College Park Flagship of University System of Maryland in College Park

• BS (?→'63)

Miscellaneous Relationships

AIPAC American lobbying group that advocates for pro-Israel policies to the Congress and Executive Branch of the United States.

• Affiliation

Types	Person, Political Candidate, Elected Representative
Gender	Male
Birthday	Jun 14 '39
Website	https://hoyer.house.gov
Aliases	Steny H. Hoyer, Steny Hamilton Hoyer

Steny Hoyer

Democratic US Representative from Maryland

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