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Carlyann "Carr" Ackermann
Carlynann "Carr" Johnson Ackermann (b. June 15, 1943) was a Republican candidate for Bennington 5 of the Vermont House of Representatives in the state's 2010 state house elections. The primary was on September 14, 2010, and the general election was on November 2, 2010.
Carlyann has a B.A. in business administration, a B.A. in religious studies, a certificate in paralegal studies, and additional education in conflict resolution, negotiation techniques, auditing government agencies, and investigative interviewing.
She is the co-owner of Ackermann & Company Antiques in East Arlington, Vermont. Additional career experience includes working in New York as a state department of public service operations, and 15 years of experience as a quality control inspector and quality assurance auditor at five nuclear power plants.
Political background
Carlyann's political background includes working as the director of the Second Amendment Research Group. She was a delegate for the League of Women Voter's to a United Nations Peace Conference, and she has worked on a variety of political campaigns.
Elections
2010
Ackermann was a 2010 candidate for the Bennington 5 seat in the Vermont House of Representatives. Having no primary opposition, she was defeated by incumbent Cynthia Browning (D) in the November 2 general election.[1]
Volunteer activities
- Hospice volunteer with Southwestern Visiting Nurses Association, Bennington, Vermont.
- Martha Canfield Library-Clerk, Arlington, Vermont.
- Religious Education Teacher, Holy Spirit Church East Greenbush, New York.
- St Margaret Mary’s, Arlington, Vermont
- Involved with special needs children in southern California.
Associations
- Bennington Chamber of Commerce
- Life Member of the NRA
- Elks Lodge 2073
- Second Amendment Foundation
- Trout Unlimited (Former member)
- League of Women Voters of Renesslaer County, NY (Former member)
- Past President, Sodality , St. Margaret Mary Church
- American National Standards institute (Former member)
- American Society of Mechanical Engineers (Former member)
- American Welding Society (Former member)
- New York Rifle and Pistol Association (Former member)
- Second Amendment Research Group (Former member)
Personal
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Ackermann is married and has two children. Her daughter, Patricia Ann Cline, is a teacher and sergeant 1st Class in the Utah National Guard. Her son, Marc Allen Johnson, is a forensic computer specialist.
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