colleagues who had similar job responsibilities to you?
A I did not. Madison Crawley held the same role as I did.
Q And, between yourself and Ms. Crawley, did you have a specific delineation of responsibilities to any of these particular States?
A No. We just split pretty much all the work 50-50.
Q Was Ms. Crawley also in the Arlington headquarters with you?
A Yes, ma'am.
Q Okay.
As the election progressed towards election day, did your job responsibilities change?
A In the weeks leading up to election day, at that point, you know, it was obviously an all-hands-on-deck-type of situation, so Madison and I were sent to just basically help out other offices. One of the offices we helped out was the election day operations team in, you know, making phone calls to deploy volunteers to some of the same States that I listed earlier, really just—that's all I have to say.
Q Okay. Was the election day operations team focused on all of those battleground States or a nationwide effort?
A I would say mostly focused on those States. I'm not entirely sure, you know, what their efforts were beyond those States.
Q Okay. And the EDO team or office, was that also at the Arlington headquarters?
A That's correct.
Q Okay. And who did you report to for your work in the support role for the EDO?
A That would be the deputy director of election day operations, Michael
