House Communications Director in the Bartlet administration Characters on The Wire On the show it is stated that Democrats outnumber Republicans in Baltimore, Maryland 9 to 1, causing the Democratic mayoral primary to be the city's most important election. Tommy Carcetti Clarence Royce - Mayor of Baltimore Tony Gray (ran in same primary as Carcetti and Royce) Norman Wilson (Carcetti's deputy campaign manager) Theresa D'Agostino (Carcetti's consultant, later went to work for the DCCC) Coleman Parker (Royce's chief of staff) Clay Davis (went to Democratic fundraiser in Season 2, supported Royce's re-election) Odell Watkins (switched allegiance from Royce to Carcetti) Stanislaus Valchek (Polish-American police major who commands Southeastern district and has suction with all important Democratic organizations in or around the district.) Characters who endorsed a Democratic candidate Television Tom Lennox from 24 endorsed David Palmer for President. Winnie Cooper on The Wonder Years worked on the McGovern campaign in 1972. Penny from The Big Bang Theory wore a Hillary 2008 T-shirt in the episode "The Dead Hooker Juxtaposition." Joe and Brian Hackett of Wings acknowledged in separate episodes having voted for Michael Dukakis in 1988. Steven and Elyse Keaton from Family Ties both voted for Walter Mondale in 1984. Michael Stivic of All in the Family donated money to the McGovern campaign. Richie Cunningham on Happy Days campaigned for Adlai Stevenson II in 1956. Mary Richards from Mary Tyler Moore In her spare time she volunteered with her neighbor Phyllis in support of Democratic Party candidates. Edith Bunker from All in the Family voted for Jimmy Carter in 1976. Sylvia Rosenberg Fine from The Nanny owned a Vote Dukakis - banner. Jim Walsh and Cindy Walsh on Beverly Hills, 90210 voted for Walter Mondale for in 1984. This stands to reason as the Walshes lived in Minnesota at the time, and Mondale was a United States Senator from Minnesota before becoming Vice President under Jimmy Carter. Real Jennifer on The Pleasure Zone said she voted "Democrat straight down the line." Susan Keats on Beverly Hills, 90210 worked on the Clinton/Gore campaign Eric Camden on 7th Heaven backed Jimmy Carter in 1976. Dorothy Zbornak on The Golden Girls had a Michael Dukakis bumper sticker (covering a Walter Mondale bumper sticker) and planned to confront President George H. W. Bush when he visited Miami, but wound up tongue-tied upon meeting him face-to-face. Laurie Miller on Swingtown worked on the Jimmy Carter