The District of Columbia Bar nominations committee on Monday announced its candidates for office for 2011-2012, the Blog of Legal Times reported ^[1]. Voting takes place May 2 to June 3.

President-elect:

• Paulette Chapman (Koonz, McKenney, Johnson, DePaolis & Lightfoot LLP ^[2])
• Thomas Williamson Jr. (Covington & Burling LLP ^[3])

Secretary of the Board of Governors:

• Rosy Lor (Internal Revenue Service Office of Chief Counsel)
• Marianela Peralta (Hilton Worldwide)

Treasurer

• Jeffrey Stuart Gutman (George Washington University Law School)
• Morton Posner (Justice Management Division of the Office of General Counsel at the Justice Department)

Seats on the Bar’s Board of Governors:

• Brigida Benitez (Office of Institutional Integrity at the Inter-American Development Bank)
• Jeffrey Berger (The Berger Law Firm PC ^[4])
• Amy L. Bess (Vedder Price PC ^[5])
• George E. Covucci (Arnold & Porter LLP ^[6])
• Andrea Ferster (Law Offices of Andrea Ferster ^[7])
• Ankur J. Goel (McDermott Will & Emery ^[8])
• Jennifer Choe Groves (Hughes Hubbard & Reed LLP ^[9])
• Glenn F. Ivey (Venable LLP ^[10])
• Patrick McGlone (Ullico Inc.)
• Annamaria Steward (University of the District of Columbia David A. Clarke School of Law)
• Benjamin Wilson (Beveridge & Diamond PC ^[11])

American Bar Association House of Delegates
Regular seats:

• Anthony Alexis (Mayer Brown ^[12])
• Jonathan Barr (Baker & Hostetler LLP ^[13])
• Arthur Burger (Jackson & Campbell PC ^[14])
• Paul Smith (Jenner & Block LLP ^[15])

Under-35 seat:

• Thomas A. Bednar (U.S. Attorney’s office for the District of Columbia)
• Jimmy Chatsuthiphan (Gray Plant Mooty ^[16])
• David Shapiro (ACLU National Prison Project)