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Hannah Muldavin

Hannah Muldavin

Hannah directs high-stakes national messaging and rapid response campaigns for a diverse portfolio of clients. 

Before joining our team, Hannah worked at the DNC where she oversaw messaging for the Democratic Party, including all speechwriting, surrogate, booking, and press operations during the 2024 presidential election through Trump’s second term. As Deputy Communications Director for the House January 6th Select Committee, Hannah created the multi-media and press strategy for all 10 nationally televised congressional hearings, briefing over 300 members of the press and directly staffing key witnesses throughout the investigation. 

Earlier in her career, Hannah worked as a Senior Advisor to the Congressional Integrity Project, where she directed external messaging campaigns against Republican oversight attempts to impeach President Biden and DHS Secretary Mayorkas. Hannah also previously served as Communications Director for Congressman David Trone and led the rapid response operation for the Democratic Party of Virginia during the 2020 presidential cycle, where she executed aggressive bracketing plans for opposition campaign events. 

Hannah holds a B.A. from Georgetown University. Outside the office, Hannah remains an avid Sacramento Kings and Hoya basketball fan. Light the beam!

Latest Perspectives

“Republican Ashley Hinson Is in a Tough Spot”
  • Media Appearance
  • “Republican Ashley Hinson Is in a Tough Spot”

    Hannah Muldavin appeared on Bloomberg’s Balance of Power to discuss the Iowa Senate debate, including the tough spot Republican Senate candidate Ashley Hinson has put herself in.
    “Republicans are in trouble—and Trump promising $5,000 checks that JD Vance wouldn’t even mention in his own speech tells you everything.”
  • Media Appearance
  • “Republicans are in trouble—and Trump promising $5,000 checks that JD Vance wouldn’t even mention in his own speech tells you everything.”

    TMG's Hannah Muldavin joined Laura Coates Live on CNN as a panelist alongside Julia Manchester, Karen Attiah, and Scott Jennings to break down night two of the Republican midterm convention in Dallas.