Who Is Thomas Hicks? The Story Of A Marathon Legend

Thomas Hicks was nominated by President Barack H. Obama and confirmed by the United States Senate on December 16, 2014, to serve on the U.S. Election Assistance Commission (EAC). This was a significant moment in his career, marking his appointment to a key role in overseeing the administration of federal elections in the United States.

Hicks’s appointment to the EAC came after a distinguished career in public service. He had previously served as the Director of Elections for the District of Columbia and as the Executive Director of the National Association of State Election Directors. These experiences provided him with a deep understanding of the complexities of election administration and the challenges faced by election officials at the state and local levels. As a member of the EAC, Hicks was responsible for working with state and local election officials to ensure the integrity and accessibility of elections across the country. He was also involved in developing policies and guidelines to promote best practices in election administration. Hicks’s expertise and commitment to election integrity made him a valuable asset to the EAC, and his contributions helped to ensure fair and secure elections for all Americans.