
Dana Paikowsky
As a member of CLC’s Voting Rights team, Dana works to ensure accessible voting for all citizens.

Dana graduated from Oberlin College and Harvard Law School. She joins Campaign Legal Center from the Civil Rights Division of the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ), where she worked in both the Voting and Special Litigation Sections. At DOJ, her work included cases and matters to protect voters' right to cast a ballot free from intimidation, to safeguard the rights of voters with disabilities and limited English proficiency, and to combat the discriminatory policing of and institutionalization of people with disabilities. Dana also fought to protect the rights of federal workers, playing a leadership role in the successful organizing campaign to establish the Civil Rights Division Employee Union and serving as a transitional union officer for the new union.
Previously, Dana was an Equal Justice Works Fellow for Campaign Legal Center in 2019, where she focused on protecting the rights of justice-involved voters. Dana joined CLC in September 2025.