James S. Bubar
James S. "Jim" Bubar is the Alternate National Committeeman for the District of Columbia Democratic State Committee and is currently running as delegate to the 2012 Democratic National Convention. Previous elections included James S. Bubar's campaign for Democratic candidate for US (Shadow) Representative from the District of Columbia (Washington, DC) to the United States Congress.
As Alternate National Committeeman, Bubar helped draft resolutions of the Democratic National Committee and District of Columbia Democratic State Committee for full voting rights. He is also currently co-chair of the DC Statehood Committee and Special Council to the Democratic State Committee.
As former Co-Chair of the Bar’s DC Affairs Section, Bubar advocated for voting rights on the Hill, supporting the “No Taxation Without Representation Bill” by Congresswoman Eleanor Holmes Norton (D-DC) and the new “DC Fair and Equal House Voting Rights Act.”
As a John F. Kerry delegate, he advocated voting rights at the Democratic National Convention in Boston.
He also volunteered as Babe Ruth Baseball Commissioner, working to provide youth with a positive experience – from league-organized games, to proper fields, to bringing over 10,000 youth to Nationals Park.
He currently lives in Chevy Chase, DC, and has two children, Joe and Raquel. Both he and his wife are attorneys.
He is a graduate of the University of California Santa Cruz and Hastings College of the Law.
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