Notable Clients
According to the inventory of Whitaker and Baxter Campaigns, Inc., the duo provided public relations, advertising, and/or other consulting work for these political campaigns:
George Hatfield for Lieutenant Governor
Fred Stewart for Board of Equalization
George Hatfield for Governor
Walter Scott Franklin for Lieutenant Governor
Wendell Willkie-Charles McNary (Presidential Campaign)
William Menzel for State Senate
Earl Warren for Governor
George Reilly for Mayor of San Francisco
Justus Craemer for U.S. Senate
Dewey-Bricker Taskforce (Presidential Campaign)
Earl Lee Kelly for Governor
Hartley Peart for U.S. Senate
Goodwin Knight for Lieutenant Governor
Elmer Robinson for Mayor of San Francisco
Re-elect Elmer Robinson for Mayor of San Francisco
Goodwin Knight for Governor
Governor Goodwin Knight for U.S. Senate (Primary)
A. Ronald Button for State Treasurer
Richard M. Nixon for President
Thomas O'Connor for City Attorney
George Christopher for Lieutenant Governor
Judge Tom Coakley for Attorney General
Ben Dillingham for U.S. Senate
Harold Dobbs for Mayor of San Francisco
Shirley Temple Black for Congress
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