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Chris Faulkner is Vice President of Faulkner Strategies, a Midwest based marketing and political consulting firm that works with candidates and organizations to best position them in the mind of their targeted voter or client. Faulkner Strategies is a nationally renowned direct mail vendor and they also do issue based advocacy coordination campaigns.

Chris is widely recognized as a national expert on grassroots mobilization and voter contact. He has taught at the Republican National Committee's Campaign Management College and founded their Campaign Field School in 2005. He has taught numerous sessions for campaigns, candidates, political parties and advocacy organizations covering everything from campaign plans to communications. He has also done overseas work for the International Republican Institute in Indonesia in 2004.

Chris served as District Director for Congressman Chris Chocola in Indiana's Second District from 2003 to 2004. In 2004, he left the Congressman's office to serve as the Executive Director of the re-election effort for President Bush in the "battleground" state of Minnesota. He also served as Executive Director for the 2006 RNC Victory Program in Indiana.

Chris was appointed to the Federal Affairs Advisory Committee for the Indiana Chamber of Commerce in 2006.

Chris served in the in the United States Marine Corps from 1992 to 2001. He specialized as a anti-tank gunner, heavy machine gunner and water survival instructor. These experiences taught him little about politics but a lot about getting a job done no matter what the circumstances or situation.

Chris lives with his wife, Angela, in Granger, Indiana with their three boys Isaac, Patrick and Sam. He believes politics, like wrestling with his boys, is a full contact sport!

*Isaac's Presidential Exploratory Committee is currently accepting donations for his 2040 candidacy and recruiting precinct captains for the IA Caucuses.

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