Walters-Morgan secured 210 out of 409 votes during the DNC’s Winter Meeting held in Washington, D.C. Her election marks a pivotal moment for the organization and the broader movement for voter rights, which she has championed throughout her career.

A proud North Carolina native and alumna of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and Howard University School of Law, Walters-Morgan brings an extensive civic engagement and advocacy background. As a dedicated member of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated, she has long been at the forefront of the fight for voter protection and participation. Before her new role, she served as the DNC’s Civic Engagement and Voter Protection director, managing significant voter protection programs for the 2020 presidential election and the 2022 midterms.

Walters-Morgan’s transformative vision for her new position is critical as Democrats prepare for upcoming elections, particularly the 2025 Gubernatorial elections. Her strategy focuses on incorporating new technologies—like large language models and social media—to reach voters where they are most active. Additionally, she aims to rebuild national and state voter protection teams with year-round organizing efforts and enhanced partnerships beyond traditional frameworks.

Her election has garnered support from various DNC coalitions, including endorsements from the North Carolina DNC delegation and the High School Democrats of America.

As she steps into this influential role, Walters-Morgan is poised to impact the DNC’s voter engagement and protection approach profoundly. With her rich experience and clear vision, she is ready to lead Democrats toward electoral success and ensure democracy remains strong and accessible for all Americans.