Senator Raphael Warnock (D-GA) recently named Dylan Laslovich as his Chief of Staff and promoted Josh Delaney to Deputy Chief of Staff/Legislative Director. Mark Libell departs the Senator’s office after serving nearly six years as Sen. Warnock’s Chief of Staff, and Laslovich will start at the end of the 119th Congress.
What is Dylan Laslovich known for? Laslovich is from Missoula, Montana, and has served in senior roles on Capitol Hill and Democratic political campaigns for more than a decade.
During the 119th Congress, Laslovich has served as Caucus Legislative Director for U.S. Senate Democratic Leader Chuck Schumer (D-NY), overseeing legislative negotiations with the White House and other Senate and House leadership offices.
What is Josh Delaney known for? Delaney is from Fayetteville, Georgia, and has worked in the U.S. Senate for nearly 12 years.
Since January 2021, he has served as Legislative Director for Sen. Warnock, where he manages legislative staff, oversees the Senator’s policy and legislative agenda, and serves as lead advisor for legislative activities and the Senate floor.
What key figures had to say:
- Senator Raphael Warnock: “For over a decade, Dylan Laslovich has served as a top advisor for our country’s most influential leaders, navigating both high-stakes elections and landmark legislative negotiations. I’m thrilled that he will bring his invaluable experience to my Senate office. I’m also pleased to promote my top policy advisor Josh Delaney to an expanded role serving the people of Georgia.”
- New Chief of Staff Dylan Laslovich:“Senator Warnock brings a unique set of life experiences to the U.S. Senate and an unwavering commitment to fighting for a better future for everyone. He has the rare ability to connect with people, inspire action, and deliver real results for our country. I’m excited to get to work.”
- New Deputy Chief of Staff Josh Delaney: “I’m eternally grateful to Senator Warnock for his mentorship and faith in my leadership, and I look forward to continuing to work with him in this new chapter to further his good work in the Senate for the people of Georgia.”
