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Comm_Name Comm_Address Comm_City Comm_StateTreasurer_Full_Name 1199 SEIU MA PAC 330 W 42 Street 7th floor New York NY George Gresham Activate Worcester County Political Action Committee 58 Wildrose Avenue Worcester MA Christopher P. Pinto Alkermes, Inc. Political Action Committee, Massachusetts 852 Winter Street Waltham MA Iain Brown Alliance of Automotive Service Providers PAC 12 Post Office Square 6F Boston MA Molly Brodeur America First Party PAC P.O. Box 61126 New Bedford MA Margaret Hill American Federation of Teachers MA PAC 38 Chauncy Street Ste 402 Boston MA Mark A. Allred American Term Limits Party Political Action Committee 655 Main Street Fitchburg MA Carol Baker Anesthesiologists Pol Action Comm. (APAC) P.O. Box 540186 Waltham MA Norman J. Gould M.D. Appraisers Political Action Committee 50 Federal Street 5th Floor Boston MA Stephen Sousa Assoc Builders & Contractors Pol Action Comm 100 Unicorn Pk. Dr. Suite 1 Woburn MA Gregory Beeman Associated General Contractors of MA PAC P.O. Box 812-113 Wellesley MA Robert L. Petrucelli Associated Industries of MA Pol Action Comm P.O. Box2462 Woburn MA Robert A. Rio Associated Subcontractors of MA PAC 31 State Street 4th Floor Boston MA Monica Lawton Association of Massachusetts Republican Town and City Committee Chairmen608 Political Main Street Action Committee Medford MA Bernard J. Green Bank of America MA PAC 1100 North King St. DE5-001-02-07 Wilmington DE Wendy Y. Jamison Beer Distributors' PAC One Beacon Street, 23rd Floor Boston MA William Burke Berkshire Brigades PAC 69 E. Housatonic Street Pittsfield MA David L. Orenstein Berkshire County Rep Assoc. Pol Action Comm. One Pheasant Way Pittsfield MA T. Neal Burton II Berkshire Life Insurance Co. Pol Action Comm 700 South Street Pittsfield MA James Scialabba Bill Delahunt MA PAC 1147 Hancock St. Suite 212 Quincy MA A. Joseph Gillis Billerica Fed of Teachers Local 1677 PAC 112 Shaw Street Lowell MA Mark A. Paton Black Political Task Force PAC P.O. Box 470827 Brookline Village MA James Cofield, Jr. Boston Association of School Administrators and Supervisors PAC 50 Redfield Street Suite 203 Dorchester MA Dominic Sacchetti Boston Carmen's Union PAC 295 Devonshire Street 5th Floor Boston MA John A. Clancy Boston Fire Fighters Local 718 PAC 55 Hallet Street Boston MA Edmund M. Street Boston Police Detectives PAC 434 Hyde Park Avenue Roslindale MA John A. Martell Boston Police Patrolmens Assoc. Pol Action Comm. 9-11 Shetland Street Boston MA William Louthan Boston Teachers Union PAC 180 Mount Vernon Street Dorchester MA Thomas Gosnell Brotherhood of Locomotive Eng Legislative Board MA PAC 1370 Ontario Street, Mezzanine Cleveland OH Stephen J. Bruno Brown Rudnick PAC One Financial Center Boston MA Andrew P. Strehle Campaign for Social Justice Pol Action Comm 226 Jamaicaway #5 Jamaica Plain MA Gary Daffin Cape & Islands Democratic Council Pol Action Comm 118 Gleneagle Drive Centerville MA Barbara Blume Cape Cod Republican Club PAC P.O. Box 656 W. Hyannisport MA Jennifer Wilson Carpenters Local #108 Pol Action Comm 29 Oakland Street Springfield MA Jason Garand Carpenters Local #40 Pol Action Comm 10 Holworthy Street Cambridge MA Mark Sutherland Carpenters Local #67 Pol Action Comm. 760 Adams Street 2nd Floor Dorchester MA John Glynn, JR. Carpenters Local 107 PAC 29 Endicott Street Worcester MA John M. Donahue Carpenters Local 1305 PAC P.O. Box 587 Fall River MA Ronald Rheaume Carpenters Local 218 Pol Action Comm 35 Salem Street Medford MA Michael Marshall Carpenters Local 475 PAC 1071 Worcester Road Framingham MA Walter Jodrey Carpenters Local 723 PAC 750 Dorchester Ave 3rd Fl. Boston MA Timothy Tudor Carpenters Local Union #275 Pol Action Comm 411 Lexington Street Newton MA Desmond Trainor Carpenters Local Union #33 PAC 1252 Massachusetts Avenue Dorchester MA Thomas McLean Carpenters Local Union 111 PAC 13 Branch Street Unit 214 Methuen MA Joseph Gangi, Jr. Carpenters Local Union 26 PAC 350 Fordham Rd., Suite 202 Wilmington MA Kenneth Amero Carpenters Local Union 424 PAC 21 Mazzeo Drive Randolph MA Dennis Lassige Carpenters Local Union 624 PAC 21 Mazzeo Drive Randolph MA Rick Anderson Chapter 25 Associated the Nat'l DRIVE PAC of the Int'l Brotherhood of Teamsters544 Main Street Boston MA James L. Donovan, Jr. Chiropractic PAC of MA 76 Woodland Street Methuen MA Paul J. Fowler Citizens for LTM Taxation's 2 ½ PAC PO Box 3463 Attleboro MA Francis Faulkner Coca-Cola Enterprises MA Employee PAC 1 Coca-Cola Plaza Atlanta GA Larry M. 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Cutler DarrowEverett LLP Political Action Committee One Turks Head Place, Suite 1200 Providence RI Amy Page Oberg Democrats for Education Reform MA PAC 5 Cowperthwaite St. #321 Cambridge MA Andrew Flamang DLA Piper Massachusetts PAC 500 8th Street NW Washington DC John A. Merrigan Dunkin' Donuts Franchise Owners Mass PAC 202 Bonham Road Dedham MA David Martin Eastern Bank PAC P.O. Box 543 Swampscott MA Norah Sullivan Emergency Medical Services Division of Boston Police Patrolmen's Association9-11 PAC Shetland Street Roxbury Ma Ann B. Parolin Enterprise Holdings, Inc. Massachusetts Political Action Committee 600 Corporate Park Dr. St. Louis MO William W. Snyder Erickson Retirement Communities MA PAC 5525 Research Park Drive Catonsville MD Scott Sawicki Family PAC MA 274 Bowdoin Street Winthrop MA Richard J. Fucillo Federal Express Massachusetts State Political Action Committee 942 South Shady Grove Road, 1st FloorMemphis TN Robert T. 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