Special Friends Profile

Greg Hanley: House of Representatives, 6th Plymouth District

Greg HanleyGreg HanleyNo stranger to community service, Greg Hanley looks to take his dedication to the State House of Representatives where he aims to unseat an incumbent who has repeatedly voted against the interest of the working class. Greg seeks to retake the seat of Daniel Webster, who has a miserable 35% voting record in favor of public education, 24% labor voting record (worst in the State Legislature), and who voted against closing corporate tax loopholes and the historic health care bill that will provide health care to all Massachusetts residents. If elected, Greg Hanley will work to further the progressive causes that his opponent has been so hostile towards, and use his experience within the community to improve the quality of life for his constituents and working families throughout the state. Greg has been involved in the community from volunteering as a youth sports coach, to participating in Education and Legislative committees within the 6th Plymouth district. Please support Greg as he tries to gain this seat in the House of Representatives for the Democratic Party.

www.greghanleycommittee.com
Phone: 617-827-9968
Fax: 781-293-9399
Email: greg@greghanleycommittee.com

James Eldridge: House of Representatives 37th Middlesex District

James EldridgeJames EldridgeSince being sworn in to the House of Representatives to represent the 37th Middlesex district in 2002, James Eldridge has proven himself an effective leader, and a strong supporter of the issues most important to the working class. Rep. Eldridge has a 100% labor voting record. He has also worked hard on legislation that has increased state funds both to programs within the 37th Middlesex district, and to important programs throughout the state. Increased funding to schools, hospitals and local aid has been especially impressive during the past four years which have seen the state’s overall revenue diminish. James has also worked on repairing the state’s ailing revenue situation by voting to close corporate tax loopholes, and will continue to work to bring money back to the community, where it belongs. Please support James in his race for the State House of Representatives.

http://www.repeldridge.com
Phone: 508-274-0055
E-mail: james@repeldridge.com

Steve D’Amico: House of Representatives for 4th Bristol District

Steve D'AmicoSteve D'AmicoSteve D’Amico is looking to bring a life of public service at the community level to the State House of Representatives. With a well-developed knowledge of community needs, and the needs of individual families in his district, Steve intends to improve the quality of life for both his constituents and all Massachusetts citizens. As an advocate for unyielding accountability at the corporate level, and in government, Steve will make sure that state funds and taxpayers’ money are used in the most effective way. Steve plans to increase the quality of life for all citizens in the Commonwealth by increasing state funds for public education and healthcare, along with holding businesses accountable for promises to create jobs in return for tax incentives. Please support Steve D’Amico in his race for State Representative.

http://www.sdamico.com
Phone: 508-336-9192

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