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Carney announces campaign team in race for governor

Matt Bittle
Posted 3/2/16

DOVER — U.S. Rep. John Carney, D-Del., running for governor of Delaware this year, has announced several key positions in his campaign team with a former aide to several statewide officials leading …

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Carney announces campaign team in race for governor

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DOVER — U.S. Rep. John Carney, D-Del., running for governor of Delaware this year, has announced several key positions in his campaign team with a former aide to several statewide officials leading the effort.

Democratic operative Cerron Cade will serve as campaign manager. Jessica Borcky will be the deputy manager and Jacqueline Paradee Mette will work as finance director.

Rep. John Carney, D-Del., used the opportunity of the MilCon breakfast to call on Congress to pass a bipartisan budget. (Delaware State News/K.I. White) John C. Carney Jr.

Mr. Cade formerly was the legislative liaison for Gov. Jack Markell and previously worked for Rep. Carney, Sen. Tom Carper, D-Del., the Delaware House of Representatives Democratic caucus and the Democratic National Committee.

Ms. Borcky, who had been the campaign coordinator, worked for Rep. Carney in Congress. Ms. Mette has worked for Delaware Family Court’s Education Demonstration Project, the Delaware Bar Foundation and the House Democratic caucus.

“Cerron, Jess and Jackie make a strong campaign team — we’re lucky to have them onboard,” Rep. Carney said in a statement. “A governor’s campaign needs smart, energetic, dedicated people, and that’s what we have with this team. I look forward to working with them as we talk to voters up and down the state in the coming months.”

He is unopposed in the Democratic primary.

State Sen. Colin Bonini of Dover and former state trooper Lacey Lafferty are competing for the Republican nomination.

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