Politics & Government
Over 35 Newton Officials Endorse Andrea Campbell For Attorney General
Campbell has received endorsements from Sen. Cynthia Creem, Rep. Ruth Balser, Rep. Kay Khan, Mayor Ruthanne Fuller, and more.
NEWTON, MA — More than 35 current and former Newton elected officials have endorsed Andrea Campbell for Attorney General, Campbell’s campaign announced Tuesday.
The following Newton electeds have endorsed Andrea Campbell for Attorney General:
- Senator Cynthia Creem
- State Representative Ruth Balser
- State Representative Kay Khan
- Mayor Ruthanne Fuller
- City Council President Susan Albright
- City Councilor Lisle Baker
- City Councilor Alicia Bowman
- City Councilor Deb Crossley
- City Councilor Vicki Danberg
- City Councilor Andreae Downs
- City Councilor Lenny Gentile
- City Councilor Maria Greenberg
- City Councilor Becky Grossman
- City Councilor David Kalis
- City Councilor Andrea Kelley
- City Councilor Josh Krintzman
- City Councilor Marc Laredo
- City Councilor Alison Leary
- City Councilor Rick Lipof
- City Councilor Tarik Lucas
- City Councilor Chris Markiewicz
- City Councilor Brenda Noel
- City Councilor Emily Norton
- City Councilor John Oliver
- City Councilor Pam Wright
- School Committee Chair Tamika Olszewski
- School Committee Vice Chair Kathy Shields
- School Committee Cove Davis
- School Committee Paul Levy
- School Committee Emily Prenner
- School Committee An Ping Shen
- Former State Treasurer Steve Grossman
- Former City Councilor Jay Harney
- Former City Councilor Cheryl Lappin
- Former City Councilor John Rice
- Former City Councilor Amy Sangiolo
- Former School Committee Margaret Albright
- Former School Committee Ellen Panarese Gibson
In addition to the above, Campbell has earned the endorsement of Maura Healey, Congressman Jake Auchincloss, former Congressman Joe Kennedy III, Senator Ed Markey, Planned Parenthood Advocacy Fund, Everytown for Gun Safety and the Environmental League of Massachusetts.
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Campbell will host a Meet and Greet in Newton on Sunday, October 23 at 4:30 p.m. To RSVP, visit https://bit.ly/NewtonEvent.
The Massachusetts General Election will take place on Tuesday, November 8.
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