Rep. Levine Named to Party Fund-Raising Job
Rep. Mel Levine (D-Santa Monica) Friday was named one of six co-chairman of the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee, which raises money for the party’s House candidates.
House Speaker Jim Wright made the appointment in Los Angeles. He also spoke Thursday night at a Levine fund-raising dinner. Political professionals say it is a recognition of Levine’s growing fund-raising skills. Levine, 44, was elected to the House in 1982 and is viewed by Democratic activists as a possible future U.S. Senate candidate.
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