contact info for constitutional office races

List the websites, meetup groups and yahoo groups associated with all candidates for constitutional office.

Deval Patrick for Governor

The Deval Patrick Committee
P.O. Box 961629,
Boston, MA 02196
P: 617-367-2006
Email: info@devalpatrick.com
www.devalpatrick.com

From the South Side of Chicago to the highest levels of government to the boardrooms of two Fortune 500 companies, Deval Patrick has lived the American dream. Through almost four decades of that journey, the values, institutions, and people of the Bay State have been fundamental to his success.

Tom Reilly for Governor

Tom Reilly Committee
270 Congress Street, 6th Floor
Boston , MA 02210
P: 617-292-4866
Email: info@tomreilly.org
www.tomreilly.org

While serving as Middlesex County District Attorney, Reilly's Community Based Justice program became a national model for preventing youth violence. In his two terms as Attorney General, Reilly has established himself as a leader on issues such as preserving access to affordable healthcare, ensuring a competitive, fair environment for businesses and workers, and protecting children and the elderly.Reilly was born and raised in Springfield, the youngest son of Irish immigrants and the only sibling to go to college. Reilly lives in Watertown with his wife of 35 years, Ruth. They have three

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Deb Goldberg for Lt. Governor

The Deborah Goldberg Campaign
75 Central St.
6th Floor
Boston, MA 02109
P: 617-423-5888
Email: info@deborahgoldberg.com
www.deborahgoldberg.com

Deb Goldberg is running for Lieutenant Governor because she wants to help get Massachusetts moving again. Deb grew up in the company her family founded, Stop & Shop, and learned firsthand how to build a business in a challenging environment. As Lieutenant Governor, she will work with the business community to create and keep jobs here; make sure our schools teach kids the skills they need to succeed; and help make healthcare affordable. Deb used her business experience effectively during her six years on the Brookline Board of Selectmen. As Chairman, she was responsible for a $190 million budget. During tough economic times, Brookline avoided layoffs and cuts in services without costly overrides and even added police and firefighters. Deb also implemented public health, environmental, and affordable housing programs and helped support small businesses.

John Bonifaz for Secretary of State

Bonifaz Committee
P.O. Box 300007
Jamaica Plain, Massachusetts 02130
Email: info@bonifaz.com
www.johnbonifaz.com

John Bonifaz is a dedicated leader who has spent years working with citizens across the country to protect the right to vote and to broaden citizen participation in the democratic process.In 1994, John founded the National Voting Rights Institute , based in Boston , and, after directing the organization for a decade, he now serves as its general counsel. NVRI today is a prominent legal and public education center committed to preserving the right of all citizens to vote and to participate in the electoral process on an equal and meaningful basis. Since founding NVRI, John has been at the forefront of many of the key voting rights struggles facing the nation today. Some highlights of his work at NVRI include:

Bill Galvin for Secretary of State

Committee to Elect Bill Galvin
444 Washington St
Boston, MA 02135
Email: info@billgalvin.net
www.billgalvin.org

Secretary Galvin, as the state's chief securities regulator, has aggressively protected investors against fraud and recovered millions of dollars for victims of scam artists and rogue dealers. All financial planners and advisors must register with the Securities Division, as do brokers and dealers. To counter new angles to old schemes, he created an Internet Fraud Unit in the Securities Division. As he promised in his inaugural, he set up "a toll-free information line where investors will have the opportunity to look before they leap."

Martha Coakley for Attorney General

The Martha Coakley Committee
PMB #312
One Kendall Square, Building 600
Cambridge, MA 02139
P: 617-864-2006
Email: Committee@MarthaCoakley.com
www.marthacoakley.com

Middlesex District Attorney Martha Coakley is a seasoned prosecutor who has committed much of her legal career to public safety in Middlesex County . Since assuming office as District Attorney in January 1999, Martha Coakley has dedicated her time and energy to bringing justice to crime victims and their families, as well as to working with law enforcement and community leaders in a variety of diverse and multi-faceted prevention efforts and to improve public safety.

Timothy P. Cahill for State Treasurer

The Tim Cahill Committee
Email: anthony@timfortreasurer.com
http://treasurercahill.com/Home/

Timothy Cahill was elected Massachusetts State Treasurer and Receiver General in November of 2002 and sworn into office on January 15 of 2003.From 1997 to 2002, Cahill served as the Norfolk County Treasurer. He also served as a Quincy City Councilor from 1987 until January of 2003.In addition to serving the public, Cahill has been a successful small businessman and the author of a book about local businessmen.

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Joe DeNucci for State Auditor

A. Joseph DeNucci Committee
P.O. Box 600252 Newton, MA 02460
Phone 617-630-0600
Fax 617-630-0625

Throughout his life in public service, Joe DeNucci has earned a reputation for integrity, independence and compassion. He has been the Auditor of the Commonwealth since 1987. As State Auditor, he has made state government more accountable and more responsive to the people of Massachusetts. His audits have identified more than $2 billion in cost savings and revenue enhancement opportunities. Before being elected Auditor, Joe DeNucci served as a State Representative from Newton and Waltham for ten years, including six years as House Chairman of the Committee on Human Services and Elderly Affairs. His compassion and concern for the young, the old and those most in need of services from government resulted in laws to fight child abuse and neglect, establish a foster care review system, provide better nutrition for children, fight homelessness and prevent abuse of the elderly. Prior to his election to public office, Joe DeNucci was a well-known professional boxer who was ranked among the world's top middleweights. Joe and his wife Barbara reside in Newton and have five children and 12 grandchildren.