Rogette Harris

Rogette Harris is a seasoned political figure with a passion for American politics and civil rights.

Her journey began in her teenage years when she got actively involved in civil rights issues and later went on to become President of an NAACP Youth Chapter.

Her deep involvement in politics was further fueled by the historic recount election of 2000, pushing her to engage at a higher level.

Rogette's professional foray into politics continued as she served at the Democratic National Committee and later spent a decade crafting policies at the PA House of Representatives.

In 2014, she made history by becoming the youngest woman and first African American elected Chair of the Democratic Party in Dauphin County, PA.

Rogette's remarkable leadership led to her unanimous re-election in 2018, solidifying her position as the only African American county chair in Pennsylvania.

Her tenure saw significant growth, including expanding the donor base and establishing the first permanent headquarters in Dauphin County.

Beyond her political roles, Rogette is a respected political analyst, research, policy, and communications specialist, and a contributor to prominent publications like PA PennLive and Soultown Magazine.

She is also an accomplished educator, having served as a guest lecturer at various institutions and as a GED teacher at the Academy of Hope in Washington DC.

Rogette's educational background includes a Master of Business Administration with a focus on Marketing, as well as degrees in Public Administration and Political Science.

She has also honed her expertise through a Campaign Management certificate program at Yale University.

As a multi-faceted professional, Rogette has been associated with various organizations and initiatives, showcasing her diverse skill set and commitment to making a difference.