Biden-Harris campaign announces new hires after Michigan primary result ahead of Super Tuesday

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The Biden-Harris re-election campaign has announced the hiring of three key staffers after a chunk of Democrats voted "uncommitted" in the Michigan primary and ahead of next week's Super Tuesday.

The campaign’s new hires include Alana Mounce, who will serve as political director; Meredith Horton, who will serve as national director for voter protection and access; and, Roohi Rustum, who will serve as national organizing director.

The announcement came a day after approximately 15% of Michigan Democrats voted for an option other than President Biden to be the party’s nominee, with most of the dissent going to an option that read "Uncommitted."

The new reinforcements are joining the campaign just days ahead of Super Tuesday on March 5, the day when several states all vote in their respective primaries with hundreds of delegates up for grabs.

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Campaign Manager Julie Chavez Rodriguez said in a statement released Wednesday that the "battle-tested operatives" would help bolster the campaign’s efforts, helping in various capacities.

"I’m thrilled to have these battle-tested operatives join our team. This is a team with unparalleled expertise, creativity, and grit that will be critical to winning this