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.
IBEW 2222 Cope’s monthly meeting starts at 5 p.m. on Union Night
Our next meeting is on November 3rd
To volunteer on this campaign or to get involved with the IBEW 2222 C.O.P.E. Committee
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The following candidates were endorsed
Boston
City Council-at-Large races
Michael Flaherty Ruthzee Louijeune
Erin Murphy Bridget Nee-Walsh
District City Council races
District 1 Lydia Edwards District 2 Ed Flynn District 3 Frank Baker
District 4 Brian Worrell District 6 Mary Tamer
Braintree
Town Council Charlie Ryan District 1 Town Council Julia Flaherty
Everett
Mayor Carlo DeMaria
Medford
City Council Adam Knight
Quincy
School Committee
Courtney Perdios
City Council-at-Large
Noel DiBona Nina Liang Anne Mahoney
City Council
Ward 2 Steve Perdios
Ward 4 Brian Palmucci
Revere
City Council Ira Novoselsky
Somerville
Mayor Katjana Ballantyne
Weymouth
City Council Fred Happell City Council Greg Shanahan Precinct 6 Ed Hancock