Thursday, February 13, 2014
MWPC PAC ENDORSES ROSELEE VINCENT FOR 16TH SUFFOLK HOUSE SEAT
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE February 13, 2014
Contact: Samantha Washburn-Baronie,
Acting Executive Director
Contact: Samantha Washburn-Baronie,
Acting Executive Director
(617) 451-9294
Massachusetts Women's Political Caucus PAC
Endorses RoseLee Vincent for 16th Suffolk House Seat
BOSTON- The Massachusetts
Women's Political Caucus Political Action Committee is thrilled to announce
their endorsement of RoseLee Vincent for State Representative for the 16th
Suffolk District, which is comprised of neighborhoods in Chelsea, Saugus, and
Revere. The Primary election will be held on Tuesday, March 4th.
“We are proud to endorse
RoseLee Vincent for State Representative,” says MWPC Acting Executive Director
Samantha Washburn-Baronie. “A lifelong resident of Revere, RoseLee has the
institutional knowledge and passion to be a strong voice for her constituents
on Beacon Hill. She is a proven community leader, as demonstrated by her
involvement in countless civic groups, from the PTA to the Revere Beach
Partnership. Her professional and personal connections to the district make her
the best person for the job.”
“I'm honored to receive the
endorsement of the Massachusetts Women's Political Caucus,” says Vincent. “MWPC
provides valuable resources to first-time candidates like myself. I am looking
forward to connecting with new and old friends in the great communities of
Revere, Chelsea, and Saugus during this election, and I am proud to have MWPC
by my side!”
A lifelong resident of Revere,
Vincent is intimately familiar with the 16th Suffolk District. For
25 years she has served as Chief of Staff to former State Representative
Kathi-Anne Reinstein and before that State Representative William G. Reinstein.
She is a founding member of the Community Media Center (Revere TV), a member of
the Revere Beach Partnership, the Revere Beautification Committee, Historical
Revere Beach, the Saugus River Watershed Council, and is the Chair of the
Revere Democratic City Committee. RoseLee was a longtime member of the PTA and
advocated for women’s athletics. She is a recipient of the Unsung Heroine Award
from the Massachusetts Commission on the Status of Women.
About the MWPC PAC
The Massachusetts Women’s
Political Caucus Political Action Committee is a multi-partisan organization
that works to increase the number of women elected and appointed to public
office and public policy positions and to increase the involvement of women of
all ages in the political process. Please visit mwpcpac.org to learn more about
out Political Action Committee.
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