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Candidate Full Name Candidate City Office Sought Office Held Alex Bezanson Abington House, 7Th Plymouth N/A, No Office Alyson M Candidate Full Name Candidate City Office Sought Office Held Alex Bezanson Abington House, 7th Plymouth N/A, No office Alyson M. Sullivan Abington House, 7th Plymouth House, 7th Plymouth Kristen Gail Arute Accord House, 3rd Plymouth N/A, No office Benjamin Elliot Bloomenthal Acton House, 14th Middlesex N/A, No office Tami L. Gouveia Acton House, 14th Middlesex House, 14th Middlesex James Eldridge Acton Senate, Middlesex & Worcester Senate, Middlesex & Worcester Daniel L. Factor Acton House, 14th Middlesex N/A, No office Susan R. Dawson Agawam Senate, Hampden N/A, No office Forrest W. Bradford Agawam House, 3rd Hampden N/A, No office Brian P. Golden Allston House, 18th Suffolk N/A, No office James M. Kelcourse Amesbury House, 1st Essex House, 1st Essex Alexander L. Williams Amesbury Senate, 1st Essex N/A, No office Jennifer Rocco-Runnion Amesbury House, 1st Essex N/A, No office Robert W. Lavoie Amesbury House, 1st Essex N/A, No office Brianna R. Sullivan Amesbury House, 1st Essex N/A, No office Eric T. Nakajima Amherst House, 3rd Hampshire N/A, No office Mindy Domb Amherst House, 3rd Hampshire House, 3rd Hampshire David J. Murphy Amherst Senate, Hampshire, Franklin & Worcester N/A, No office Stanley C. Rosenberg Amherst Senate, Hampshire, Franklin & Worcester N/A, No office Barry R. Finegold Andover Senate, 2nd Essex & Middlesex Senate, 2nd Essex & Middlesex Barbara L'Italien Andover Senate, 2nd Essex & Middlesex N/A, No office Mark Baldwin Andover Senate, 2nd Essex & Middlesex N/A, No office James J. Lyons, Jr. Andover House, 18th Essex N/A, No office Tram Nguyen Andover House, 18th Essex House, 18th Essex Lori Lennon Arlington House, 23rd Middlesex N/A, No office Cindy Friedman Arlington Senate, 4th Middlesex Senate, 4th Middlesex Sean Garballey Arlington House, 23rd Middlesex House, 23rd Middlesex Karen Spilka Ashland Senate, 2nd Middlesex & Norfolk Senate, 2nd Middlesex & Norfolk Jack Patrick Lewis Ashland House, 7th Middlesex House, 7th Middlesex Brett Walker Ashland House, 7th Middlesex N/A, No office Susannah M. Whipps Athol House, 2nd Franklin House, 2nd Franklin Julie A. Hall Attleboro House, 2nd Bristol N/A, No office Jacob J. Ventura Attleboro Senate, Bristol & Norfolk N/A, No office Candidate Full Name Candidate City Office Sought Office Held James K. Hawkins Attleboro House, 2nd Bristol House, 2nd Bristol Paulo Salgueiro, Jr. Attleboro House, 2nd Bristol N/A, No office Paul K. Frost Auburn House, 7th Worcester House, 7th Worcester Stephen M. Brewer Barre Senate, Worcester, Hampden, Hampshire & MiddlesexN/A, No office Kenneth I. Gordon Bedford House, 21st Middlesex House, 21st Middlesex Joseph M. Hall Bellingham House, 8th Worcester N/A, No office Kevin J. Tagliaferri Bellingham House, 8th Worcester N/A, No office Michael J. Soter Bellingham House, 8th Worcester House, 8th Worcester Robert P. Reardon Jr. Belmont House, 24th Middlesex N/A, No office Lalig Musserian Belmont House, 24th Middlesex N/A, No office William N. Brownsberger Belmont Senate, 2nd Suffolk & Middlesex Senate, 2nd Suffolk & Middlesex Charlene Rose DiCalogero Berlin Senate, Worcester & Middlesex N/A, No office Donato H. Paglia Beverly House, 6th Essex N/A, No office Jerald A. Parisella Beverly House, 6th Essex House, 6th Essex Euplio Ricardo Marciano Beverly House, 6th Essex N/A, No office Marc Lombardo Billerica House, 22nd Middlesex House, 22nd Middlesex George J. Simolaris, Jr. Billerica House, 22nd Middlesex N/A, No office Matthew M. Mixon Billerica House, 22nd Middlesex N/A, No office Christopher J. Tribou Billerica House, 22nd Middlesex N/A, No office Ryan Chamberland Blackstone House, 8th Worcester N/A, No office Edward J. Basile Bolton House, 3rd Middlesex N/A, No office Ture R. Turnbull Boston House, 11th Suffolk N/A, No office Suezanne P. Bruce Boston House, 9th Suffolk N/A, No office David M. Biele Boston House, 4th Suffolk N/A, No office Jon Santiago Boston House, 9th Suffolk House, 9th Suffolk Chynah Tyler Boston House, 7th Suffolk House, 7th Suffolk Diana Hwang Boston Senate, 1st Suffolk & Middlesex N/A, No office Claudette Joseph Boston Senate, 2nd Suffolk N/A, No office Carl Sciortino, Jr. Boston House, 34th Middlesex N/A, No office Sonia Chang-Diaz Boston Senate, 2nd Suffolk Senate, 2nd Suffolk Byron Rushing Boston House, 9th Suffolk N/A, No office Michael J. Moran Boston House, 18th Suffolk House, 18th Suffolk Jay Livingstone Boston House, 8th Suffolk House, 8th Suffolk Candidate Full Name Candidate City Office Sought Office Held Aaron Michlewitz Boston House, 3rd Suffolk House, 3rd Suffolk Susan Passoni Boston House, 3rd Suffolk N/A, No office Marydith E. Tuitt Boston House, 7th Suffolk N/A, No office Darrin D. Howell Boston House, 5th Suffolk N/A, No office Christina Eckert Boxford House, 2nd Essex N/A, No office Mark James Cusack Braintree House, 5th Norfolk House, 5th Norfolk Timothy R. Whelan Brewster House, 1st Barnstable House, 1st Barnstable Steven M. Leibowitz Brewster House, 1st Barnstable N/A, No office Angelo L. D'Emilia Bridgewater House, 8th Plymouth House, 8th Plymouth Kevin G. Honan Brighton House, 17th Suffolk House, 17th Suffolk Michael D. Brady Brockton Senate, 2nd Plymouth & Bristol Senate, 2nd Plymouth & Bristol Michelle Marie DuBois Brockton House, 10th Plymouth House, 10th Plymouth Peggy Curtis Brockton House, 10th Plymouth N/A, No office Gerard J. Cassidy Brockton House, 9th Plymouth House, 9th Plymouth Scott H. Hall Brockton Senate, 2nd Plymouth & Bristol N/A, No office Stephen J. Comtois II Brookfield House, 5th Worcester N/A, No office Frank I. Smizik Brookline House, 15th Norfolk N/A, No office Rebecca Stone Brookline House, 15th Norfolk N/A, No office Thomas J. Vitolo Brookline House, 15th Norfolk House, 15th Norfolk David Joseph Fionda Burlington House, 21st Middlesex N/A, No office Michael L. Connolly Cambridge House, 26th Middlesex House, 26th Middlesex David M. Rogers Cambridge House, 24th Middlesex House, 24th Middlesex Marjorie C. Decker Cambridge House, 25th Middlesex House, 25th Middlesex Lesley R. Phillips Cambridge House, 25th Middlesex N/A, No office William C. Galvin Canton House, 6th Norfolk House, 6th Norfolk Sarah G. Hewins Carver House, 2nd Plymouth N/A, No office William L. Crocker, Jr. Centerville House, 2nd Barnstable House, 2nd Barnstable Eugene L. O'Flaherty Charlestown House, 2nd Suffolk N/A, No office Daniel Joseph Ryan Charlestown House, 2nd Suffolk House, 2nd Suffolk David M. Peters Charlton House, 6th Worcester N/A, No office Samuel Poulten Chelmsford House, 16th Middlesex N/A, No office Ruth B. Balser Chestnut Hill House, 12th Middlesex House, 12th Middlesex Joseph F. Wagner Chicopee House, 8th Hampden House, 8th Hampden Candidate Full Name Candidate City Office Sought Office Held Harold P. Naughton Jr. Clinton House, 12th Worcester House, 12th Worcester Cory Atkins Concord House, 14th Middlesex N/A, No office Christian W. Krueger Concord House, 14th Middlesex N/A, No office John G. Flores Cummaquid Senate, Cape & Islands N/A, No office Christine M. Doktor Cummington House, 1st Franklin N/A, No office Mark Bingham Mezzina Danvers House, 13th Essex N/A, No office Theodore C. Speliotis Danvers House, 13th Essex House, 13th Essex Christopher M. Markey Dartmouth House, 9th Bristol House, 9th Bristol William D. McKinney Dedham House, 11th Norfolk N/A, No office Paul McMurtry Dedham House, 11th Norfolk House, 11th Norfolk Joshua Mason Dennis House, 1st Barnstable N/A, No office Donald M. Osgood, Sr. Dorchester Senate, 1st Suffolk N/A, No office Elizabeth Miranda Dorchester House, 5th Suffolk House, 5th Suffolk Ceferina M. Murrell Dorchester House, 5th Suffolk N/A, No office Jesus M. Rosa Dorchester Senate, 1st Suffolk N/A, No office Charles Clemons Muhammad Dorchester House, 11th Suffolk N/A, No office Dan Cullinane Dorchester House, 12th Suffolk House, 12th Suffolk Paul L. McCann, Jr. Dorchester House, 13th Suffolk N/A, No office Daniel J. Hunt Dorchester House, 13th Suffolk House, 13th Suffolk Steven R. W. Leahy Dorchester House, 2nd Norfolk N/A, No office Colleen M. Garry Dracut House, 36th Middlesex House, 36th Middlesex Sabrina Heisey Dracut House, 36th Middlesex N/A, No office Michael J. Armano Dracut Senate, 2nd Essex & Middlesex N/A, No office Joseph M. Espinola III Dracut Senate, 2nd Essex & Middlesex N/A, No office Raymond G. Leczynski Dracut House, 36th Middlesex N/A, No office Karen E. Barry Duxbury House, 6th Plymouth N/A, No office Josh Cutler Duxbury House, 6th Plymouth House, 6th Plymouth David T. Vieira E. Falmouth House, 3rd Barnstable House, 3rd Barnstable Sarah Genova Pimentel East Boston Senate, 1st Suffolk & Middlesex N/A, No office Adrian Madaro East Boston House, 1st Suffolk House, 1st Suffolk Edward W. Deveau East Boston House, 1st Suffolk N/A, No office Joanne Pomodoro East Boston House, 1st Suffolk N/A, No office Allen J. McCarthy East Bridgewater House, 7th Plymouth N/A, No office Candidate Full Name Candidate City Office Sought Office Held Jean A. Strauss East Brookfield House, 5th Worcester N/A, No office Matthew C. Patrick East Falmouth House, 3rd Barnstable N/A, No office Sidney Moore Starks East Longmeadow House, 2nd Hampden N/A, No office John A. Stanton Jr. East Sandwich House, 5th Barnstable N/A, No office Randy Hunt East Sandwich House, 5th Barnstable House, 5th Barnstable Edward D. Lamperti Eastham Senate, Cape & Islands N/A, No office Daniel R. Carey Easthampton House, 2nd Hampshire House, 2nd Hampshire Gerly Adrien Everett House, 28th Middlesex N/A, No office Sal N. DiDomenico Everett Senate, Middlesex & Suffolk Senate, Middlesex & Suffolk Joseph W. McGonagle Everett House, 28th Middlesex House, 28th Middlesex Gerald Potvin Fall River House, 6th Bristol N/A, No office David Steinhof Fall River House, 6th Bristol N/A, No office Alan Silvia Fall River House, 7th Bristol House, 7th Bristol F. George Jacome Fall River House, 8th Bristol N/A, No office Carole Fiola Fall River House, 6th Bristol House, 6th Bristol Ian A.
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