Politics & Government

Elizabeth Warren's 30 Town Halls, 7,000 Selfies Across Mass.

Warren has taken more than 7,000 selfies with people at town halls across the state.

MASSACHUSETTSβ€”Over the weekend, Massachusetts Senator Elizabeth Warren hosted her 30th town hall in a tour that has taken her message across the state.

Warren's office released a report of the town hall tour. Here is a glimpse, by the numbers, of that tour:

Elizabeth Warren has:

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  • Hosted 30 town halls with more than over 21,000 Massachusetts residents in attendance
  • Hosted town halls at the following locations: Worcester, Springfield, Framingham, Salem, Ware, Lowell, Pittsfield, Martha’s Vineyard, Barnstable, Revere, Dartmouth, Marshfield, Concord, Greenfield, Gloucester, Malden, Franklin, Holden, Weymouth, Dorchester, Lowell, Harwich, Brockton, New Bedford, Newburyport, Natick, and Great Barrington
  • Taken nearly 7,000 selfies with her town hall guests
  • Hosted town halls at 12 High Schools: Salem HS, Ware Middle/High School, Revere HS, Concord-Carlisle HS, Gloucester HS, Malden HS, Franklin HS, Wachusett Regional HS, Weymouth HS, Cape Cod Technical HS, Greater New Bedford Regional Vocational-Technical HS, Newburyport HS
  • Hosted town halls at 6 Colleges: Framingham State, Berkshire Community College, Cape Cod Community College, UMass Dartmouth, Springfield Technical Community College, UMass Lowell
  • Hosted town halls at 4 Middle Schools: Furnace Brook Middle School, Chestnut Middle School, Greenfield Middle School, West Middle School
  • Hosted 2 town halls on opioids and addiction and its impact on families in Massachusetts and across the country
  • Hosted 2 town halls on Puerto Rico, Hurricane Maria, and its impact on Massachusetts’ Puerto Rican community
  • Hosted a town hall at 1 Farm: Belkin Family Lookout Farm

Photo via office of Elizabeth Warren

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