Staffer watch: Hayden, Evans
By Wally EdgeSuddenly John Hayden and Joshua Evans are two guys to watch due to their close relationship with the man who may be the next vice president.
Hayden, a Salmon-Chase Law School graduate who made an unsuccessful run for City Commissioner in Newport in 2004 and later worked on a state representative campaign, served as field staff for U.S. Sen. Joe Biden's (D-Del.) presidential campaign in New Hampshire's North Country.
Evans, a field organizer for the Kentucky Democratic party in 2003 and executive manager of Midwest Insulation & Supply in Owensboro, served as regional field director for Biden in Ames/Central Iowa.
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