Mary Fant Donnan
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Mary Fant Donnan (born May 29, 1962) is a Democratic candidate for North Carolina Commissioner of Labor in the 2008 election.
Donnan is a graduate of Davidson College and of the University of Adelaide. She has worked as a public school music teacher in Virginia, as development director for the N.C. Center for Public Policy Research, as director of research and policy at the North Carolina Department of Labor and since 2001, as a program officer for the Z. Smith Reynolds Foundation, working on community economic development.
In 2008, Donnan filed to run for Commissioner of Labor. She finished first in the May 6 Democratic primary, but did not receive more than 40 percent. She and the runner-up, John C. Brooks, advance to a runoff election in June.[1] [2]
