As you probably know by now, the difference between our candidate Mike Brady for state Senate and his Tea Partier opponent could not be clearer. As Democrats, we stand for access to education, public safety, and economic opportunity among many other important issues facing working families. 

 

That is why it is so important we come together in the next four days to get Mike elected. You can see below some further information on how you can get involved in that race.

 

Another good reminder for why we work hard to elect Democrats to office can be found in the Worcester Telegram & Gazette this week, where the paper reflects on Congressman Jim McGovern’s 20 years in office – making a difference for the people of his district and our country. 

 

 

Election day is right around the corner and MassDems of all stripes have been working hard to elect Mike Brady to the state Senate to continue his advocacy for working families. 

 

Tomorrow at 9:30AM Congressman Joe Kennedy III and MassDems Chair Tom McGee will be firing up volunteers before they head out to bring Mike’s positive message to voters doorsteps, followed by Auditor Suzanne Bump greeting Saturday’s afternoon canvass shift at 1PM, both at 623 Centre Street, Brockton.

 

Sunday at 10AM Senate President Stan Rosenberg, and both current and former MDP Chairs Tom McGee and John Walsh will be greeting our grassroots activists.

 

Sign up for any of these canvass shifts as well as the all-important GOTV Monday and Election Day efforts next week by clicking here.

 

Can’t make it down to the South Shore? No problem! Sign up to make calls for Mike Brady by clicking here.

 

 

Speaking of the South Shore, Attorney General Maura Healey joined Representative Brady this past Tuesday to celebrate the renovation of a troubled Brockton property – allowing a family to purchase their first home while also removing blight through smart state investments in the community. Read more

 

And the Worcester Telegram & Gazette takes a deep dive into Congressman Jim McGovern’s 20 years of public service in office and his vision for the future. Read more

 

 

Come GOTV in Brockton alongside Teddy in his Robin costume.