Troy Price

Price was the executive director of One Iowa, an LGBTQ advocacy organization, before stepping down to work on the Barack Obama 2012 presidential campaign. He was a proponent of marriage equality in Iowa.^[5] In October 2018, Price was re-elected Chair of the Iowa Democratic Party.^[2] During his tenure as chair, Price appeared on NPR and C-SPAN.^[6][7] Price was selected as a "key player of the 2020 Iowa Democratic caucuses" by The Des Moines Register,^[8] and has been featured in The New York Times, Politico, and NBC News.^{[9][10][11][12][13]}

On February 12, 2020, Troy Price announced his resignation as chairman of the Iowa Democratic Party, following the controversy over the delay in the final results of the 2020 Iowa Democratic caucuses.^[14] This delay is reported to be a factor in the Democratic National Committee voting to remove Iowa's First in the Nation status for the 2024 presidential nominating calendar.^[15] Price officially left office after Mark Smith, a current member of the Iowa House of Representatives, was selected as his successor by the Iowa Democratic Party.^[16] On August 16, 2021, Price began working as executive director of the New Hampshire Democratic Party.^[17] In 2023, the Democratic National Committee voted to remove New Hampshire's early-state status for the 2024 presidential nominating calendar.^[18] Price was replaced by New Hampshire Democratic Party Data Director Jack Tormoehlen in 2023.^[19]

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