Team

The people behind the wins.

Seasoned operatives, strategists, and organizers with a proven record in recalls, ballot measures, and high-stakes campaigns.

President

Edward Escobar

Edward Escobar is a seasoned political operative, activist, and organizer with a proven record of leading high-impact campaigns on public safety, workers' rights, and government accountability. He builds powerful coalitions, drives grassroots momentum, and delivers decisive victories in complex, high-stakes fights. He founded the Coalition for Community Engagement and the Alliance for Independent Workers (#DriversUnite / Citizens Unite), mobilizing gig workers, residents, and stakeholders to advocate for practical reforms and challenge exploitative practices. Edward played a central role in the successful recalls of Alameda County District Attorney Pamela Price and Oakland Mayor Sheng Thao—efforts that reshaped leadership and prioritized community safety and transparency. His strategic insight, media presence, and ability to unite diverse groups make him a formidable force in winning tough political battles.

Vice President

Jackson Peterson

Jackson Peterson is a skilled campaign strategist and manager who consistently wins ballot measures, candidate races, and advocacy efforts through sharp messaging, precise execution, and effective voter mobilization. He led the victorious No on Measure J campaign in Sonoma County, decisively defeating a controversial agricultural initiative backed by national interests. With strategy and leadership on more than a dozen additional political and initiative campaigns, Jackson excels at opposition research, coalition coordination, field operations, and turning complex issues into compelling voter narratives. His early experience with the UCSB Lobby Corps—advocating for higher education policy at the state level—sharpened his policy advocacy and legislative engagement skills, equipping him to handle demanding races with precision and results.

Associate

Chris Moore

Chris Moore is a dedicated advocate and campaign leader with hands-on expertise in high-profile accountability efforts, public safety reform, and voter-driven change. He thrives in mobilizing support, coordinating large-scale operations, and delivering outcomes in challenging political environments. He was a key figure in the successful recalls of Alameda County District Attorney Pamela Price and Oakland Mayor Sheng Thao—campaigns that gathered massive grassroots backing and forced significant leadership shifts focused on crime reduction and effective governance. Chris brings deep experience in signature collection, targeted outreach, coalition management, and crafting resonant messages on transparency and community priorities, making him an essential asset for any effort demanding real accountability.

Associate

Seneca Scott

Seneca Scott is a veteran union leader, community organizer, and political strategist with more than a decade of building power at the grassroots level and taking on entrenched interests. He combines labor advocacy, direct voter engagement, and bold reform efforts to drive meaningful change. As former East Bay Director for SEIU Local 1021, he represented thousands of public sector workers while forging strong alliances across communities. He founded Neighbors Together Oakland, ran for Mayor of Oakland in 2022, and served as a lead organizer and spokesman in the successful recall of Mayor Sheng Thao. Seneca's strengths in labor mobilization, public safety advocacy, and challenging incumbents position him to win hard-fought campaigns that demand accountability and practical solutions.

Associate

Tuan Ngo

Tuan Ngo is a respected community leader and organizer who galvanizes diverse groups—particularly in Asian American and immigrant communities—around issues of public safety, government transparency, and equitable services. He excels at building broad coalitions, staging impactful events, and amplifying voices in high-visibility fights. As founder of Asian Unite, he has led rallies, advocacy campaigns, and mobilization efforts to combat crime, address theft, and demand better city governance. Tuan was a prominent organizer and voice in the successful recall of Oakland Mayor Sheng Thao, helping unite stakeholders and sustain momentum through media engagement and community outreach. His ability to connect with varied constituencies and drive reform makes him a dynamic contributor to winning public affairs and political initiatives.