Warren Campaign Press Release - Elizabeth Warren for President Announces Massachusetts Support In Advance of Super Tuesday

Cambridge, MA – During the week of early voting for the Massachusetts Primary and right before the South Carolina debate, the movement for big, structural change in Massachusetts is in full swing. Today, Massachusetts for Warren announced a broad, diverse coalition of 147 federal, statewide, and local elected Massachusetts officials and community leaders supporting Elizabeth in the Massachusetts Primary on March 3rd.

"Elizabeth Warren has been my partner on issues that matter to Massachusetts, from combating the opioid epidemic to fighting predatory for-profit schools. We've taken on the Trump administration and won," said Massachusetts Attorney General Maura Healey. "Even before she was our Senator, Elizabeth was fighting for our families – she created the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau to protect American families from corporate greed, and it worked. She's passed bipartisan legislation and delivered progressive wins, which is exactly what it will take to fix the corruption of the Trump administration when she's in office – someone who can get things done. I am proud to support Elizabeth Warren for President."

"Elizabeth Warren showed the country last week why she's the strongest candidate to beat Donald Trump on the debate stage and at the ballot box in November," said Congressman Jim McGovern. "The people of Worcester know Elizabeth Warren, we know who she fights for, and we know she actually gets things done. We're excited to work together to get out the vote for her campaign."

"Just as I was proud to share an office in Winthrop with Senator Warren and campaign with her when she first ran for the Senate, I am proud to endorse her as my choice for the Democratic nominee for president," said Speaker of the House Robert DeLeo. "It was powerful to see Senator Warren introduce a gun safety model based on the work we have done in the Massachusetts House, and I believe she is a highly effective oral advocate who can fight for our party and retake the White House. She's proven time and time again - both in debates and on the Senate floor - that she's a quick thinker and a woman with a plan. I strongly believe that Elizabeth Warren is the type of tough fighter who can take on and defeat the president."

"Our country needs a candidate with the strength and vision to beat Donald Trump," said Senate President Karen Spilka. "In Massachusetts, we know that's Elizabeth Warren. She has fought for our families, she will fight for this country, and she will win this election."

"The people of Western Massachusetts know and trust Elizabeth Warren," said State Senator Eric Lesser. "I'm supporting her campaign because I know she has what it takes to beat Donald Trump and create opportunities for families here and across the country."

The people of Massachusetts know Elizabeth best. They saw her lead a campaign that beat Scott Brown in a race that people thought was unwinnable, and they've seen her get real things done – from making hearing aids affordable, to canceling student loans for thousands of Massachusetts students, to ensuring that survivors of the Boston Marathon bombing got the specialized care they needed. The elected officials listed are part of a strong Massachusetts delegation that has worked directly with Elizabeth to make progress for the Bay State.

Elizabeth built a statewide grassroots organization in Massachusetts that started in 2011 and led to her defeating a popular Republican incumbent and being elected the first woman to statewide office in Massachusetts. Today, that organization has expanded to include thousands of first time volunteers, small donors, and students, as well as veterans of her historic 2012 victory and re-election campaigns. She is the only Democratic candidate to defeat an incumbent Republican in the past thirty years.

Elizabeth has shown over and over again that she knows how to fight – and win. Voters want someone who gets big things done for working people and that is exactly what Elizabeth has done. She got a whole new consumer agency passed into law -- all in the face of a powerful financial industry that spent millions to stop reform in its tracks. Since then, that agency has returned more than $12 billion to consumers who were cheated.

Below is the full list of Elizabeth's Massachusetts endorsements – each one a part of Elizabeth's grassroots movement for big, structural change.

Massachusetts Elected Leaders: All In for Elizabeth Warren

School Committee Member Isabelle Alera, Leominster
City Councilor Ricardo Arroyo, Boston
Register of Probate Felix D. Arroyo, Boston
City Councilor Katjana Ballantyne, Somerville
State Representative Christine Barber, Somerville
State Senator Michael Barrett, Lexington
Mayor Tom Bernard, North Adams
City Councilor Kenzie Bok, Boston
State Senator Joseph Boncore, Winthrop
School Committee Member Manikka Bowman, Cambridge
City Councilor Alicia Bowman, Newton
Selectwoman Jessica Bradley Rushing, Pembroke
State Senator Mike Brady, Brockton
Auditor Suzanne Bump
State Representative Antonio Cabral, New Bedford
State Representative Daniel Carey, Easthampton
City Councilor Candy Carlson, Worcester
City Councilor Sue Chalifoux Zephir, Leominster
State Representative Tackey Chan, Quincy
State Senator Harriette Chandler, Worcester
State Senator Sonia Chang-Diaz, Boston
U.S. Congresswoman Katherine Clark
City Councilor Yuki Cohen, Pittsfied
State Senator Joanne Comerford, Northampton
State Senator Brendan Crighton, Lynn
School Committee Member Manny Cruz, Salem
State Representative Daniel Cullinane, Boston
Mayor Joe Curtatone, Somervillle
State Senator Julian Cyr, Truro
State Representative Marjorie Decker, Cambridge
Speaker of the House of Representatives Robert DeLeo, Winthrop
State Representative Marcos Devers, Lawrence
State Senator Sal DiDomenico, Everett
State Representative Mindy Domb, Amherst
State Representative Dan Donahue, Worcester
Former State Senator Ben Downing, Boston
City Councilor John Drinkwater, Lowell
Mayor Kim Driscoll, Salem
State Representative Michelle DuBois, Brockton
Former Governor Mike Dukakis
City Councilor Lydia Edwards, Boston
State Representative Lori Ehrlich, Marblehead
City Councilor Annissa Essaibi-George, Boston
Selectboard Member Sarah Etelman, South Hadley
State Representative Tricia Farley-Bouvier, Pittsfield
City Councilor Kathleen Feldman, Beverly
State Representative Dylan Fernandes, Falmouth
Selectboard Member Raul Fernandez, Brookline
State Representative Ann-Margaret Ferrante, Gloucester
City Councilor Julie Flowers, Beverly
City Councilor Karen Foster, Northampton
State Senator Cindy Friedman, Arlington
State Representative Sean Garballey, Arlington
School Committee Member Kelly Garcia, Chelsea
State Representative Denise Garlick, Needham
State Representative Carmine Gentile, Sudbury
City Councilor Adam Gomez, Springfield
State Representative Ken Gordon, Bedford
State Representative Tami Gouveia, Acton
School Committee Member Andre Green, Somerville
School Committee Member Peter Haigis, Leominster
Selectperson Heather Hamilton, Brookline
City Councilor Ty Hapworth, Salem
District Attorney Andrea Harrington, Richmond
Register of Deeds Patsy Harris, Hinsdale
State Representative Stephan Hay, Fitchburg
Attorney General Maura Healey
State Representative Natalie Higgins, Leominster
State Senator Adam Hinds, Buckland
City Councilor Stephanie Hirsch, Somerville
Mayor Donna Holaday, Newburyport
City Councilor Jen Holmgren, Gloucester
State Representative Kevin Honan, Boston
Select Board Chair Christine Hoyt, Adams
State Senator Pat Jehlen, Somerville
School Committee Member Roberto Jimenez, Chelsea
City Councilor Patrick Kavey, Pittsfield
State Representative Mary Keefe, Worcester
U.S. Congressman Joe Kennedy III
City Councilor Khrystian King, Worcester
Mayor Nicole LaChapelle, Easthampton
City Councilor Dina Lampiasi, Pittsfield
City Councilor Brian LaPierre, Lynn
State Representative David LeBouef, Worcester
City Councilor Gladys Lebron-Martinez, Holyoke
State Senator Eric Lesser, Longmeadow
State Representative Jack Lewis, Framingham
State Senator Jason Lewis, Winchester
City Councilor Nina Liang, Quincy
State Representative David Linsky, Natick
School Committee Member Andrew Lipsett, Woburn
City Councilor Rebecca Lisi, Holyoke
State Representative Jay Livingstone, Boston
City Councilor Christine Madore, Salem
State Representative Liz Malia, Boston
Vice Mayor Alanna Mallon, Cambridge
U.S. Senator Ed Markey
Former Mayor Marc McGovern, Cambridge
U.S. Congressman Jim McGovern
State Representative Aaron Michlewitz, Boston
State Representative Liz Miranda, Roxbury
Mayor Alex Morse, Holyoke
City Councilor Patti Morsillo, Salem
State Representative Brian Murray, Milford
Mayor David Narkewicz, Northampton
State Representative Hank Naughton, Clinton
State Representative Tram Nguyen, Andover
School Committee Member Ana Nuncio, Salem
Former Register of Deeds Mary O'Brien, Lenox
School Committee Member Tracy O'Connell Novick, Worcester
City Councilor Matt O'Malley, Boston
Register of Deeds Mary Olberding, Belchertown
School Committee Member Jason Palitsch, Shrewsbury
School Committee Member Kristin Pangallo, Salem
State Representative Sarah Peake, Provincetown
Mayor Joe Petty, Worcester
U.S. Congresswoman Ayanna Pressley
City Councilor Orlando Ramos, Springfield
City Councilor Megan Riccardi, Salem
Mayor Danny Rivera, Lawrence
City Councilor Sarai Rivera, Worcester
School Committee Member Brandon Robbins, Leominster
District Attorney Rachael Rollins, Boston
Town Councilor Evan Ross, Amherst
State Representative Jeff Roy, Franklin
State Representative Jonathan Santiago, Boston
School Committee Member Marisol Santiago, Chelsea
School Committee Member Paul Schlichtman, Arlington
City Councilor Gina-Louise Sciarra, Northampton
State Representative Theodore Speliotis, Danvers
Mayor Yvonne Spicer, Framingham
Senate President Karen Spilka, Ashland
Selectwoman Keri Thompson, Cohasset
Sheriff Steven Tompkins, Boston
State Representative Jose Tosado, Springfield
U.S. Congresswoman Lori Trahan
Mayor Linda Tyer, Pittsfield
State Representative Steven Ultrino, Malden
State Representative Andy Vargas, Haverhill
City Councilor Kendrys Vasquez, Lawrence
City Councilor Melinda Vega-Maldonado, Chelsea
State Representative Tommy Vitolo, Brookline
State Representative Bud Williams, Springfield
City Councilor Marcus Williams, Springfield
School Committee Member Henry Wilson, Chelsea
City Councilor Michelle Wu, Boston
City Councilor Owen Zaret, Easthampton