C.O.P.E.
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Committee On Political Education |
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Brendan Keogh
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Michael Donahue
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Martin Sweeney
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Matthew Lyons
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The primary function of the Local 2222 Committee On Political Education (C.O.P.E.) is to elect men and women who aggressively work for pro-worker legislation.
The public leaders we elect to office make decisions that affect our lives. These lawmakers shape the laws that govern us, the taxes we pay and the services our government provides. By taking a lead role in federal, state, municipal and local elections, collectively, the labor movement can elect more pro-union candidates and subsequently create a more pro-worker political climate in the Commonwealth.
2019 Fall Primary Elections
IBEW 2222 Endorsed Candidates for 2019
Somerville
Marianne Walles, Mayor
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Melrose
Paul Brodeur, Mayor
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Medford
Stephanie Muccini, Burke, Mayor
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Revere
Brian Arrigo, Mayor
Boston City Council -at Large
Michael Flaherty
Anissa Essabi-George
Martin Keogh
Erin Murphy
Boston City Council District Races
Lydia Edwards, District 1
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Ed Flynn, District 2
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Maria Esdale Farrel, District 5
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Kim Janey, District 7
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Dan Daly, District 9
Lowell
John Drinkwater, city council
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Malden
Deb Demaria, city council
Rachel Running, School Committee
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Medford
Adam Knight, city council
Quincy
Charles Phelan, Ward 5 city council
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Weymouth
Tim Cronin, city council
Fred Happell, city council