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Alfredo Rodriguez

Senior Consultant

Alfredo serves as a Senior Consultant in the domestic division at Marsh Copsey + Associates working on U.S. political campaigns. He has worked directly as a manager or senior staff member on nearly a dozen campaigns at the legislative, congressional, statewide and presidential level for over a decade.


Alfredo_Rodriguez_PhotoAs a senior member of the MCA domestic division, Alfredo worked closely with leading strategists Tony Marsh and Lance Copsey providing advice and counsel to the successful campaign of Michael Steele who was recently elected Chairman of the Republican National Committee.

Alfredo served as Political Director for Texas Governor Rick Perry’s successful reelection in 2006 that resulted in Perry becoming the longest serving governor in Texas history. Following the election, he joined Governor Perry at the Texas Capitol as a senior staff member leading his Office of Community Affairs.

Prior to that, Alfredo worked at the National Republican Congressional Committee during the 2004 election cycle as a liaison between the committee and congressional campaigns in the Midwest, Southwest, and Plains states and helped Republicans increase their majority in Congress.

Alfredo has worked on several other campaigns including the 2000 presidential campaign of Vice President Dan Quayle.

Alfredo has experience in all aspects of campaigns, including campaign management, message development, fundraising, earned media, and grassroots coalition work.

Alfredo grew up in Grand Prairie, Texas. He received his Bachelor’s Degree in Political Science from The George Washington University. Alfredo now lives in Washington D.C.

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Client Case Study

Nicaragua

The first time in the history of democratic elections that a communist dictator was defeated by the democratic challenger occurred in Nicaragua in 1991. Violetta Chamarro pulled together a winning coalition that ultimately sent the Sandinistas packing.

Violetta Chamarro Photo

...MCA was there, in a key role to the Chamorro campaign, offering timely advice to Chamarro's "Uno" coalition on grassroots strategy and waging political warfare against the odds where, in the final tally, ballots counted more than bullets.