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No Contest: The Decline of Competition in Massachusetts State Legislative Elections Did you know Massachusetts ranks 49th in the U.S. in the number of competitive legislative races? Find out why – and what we can do about it. Thursday, March 6th – 5:30 p.m. Suffolk University Law School, Room 295 120 Tremont Street (near Park St. T stop), Boston Keynote speaker: Pam Wilmot, Executive Director, Common Cause Massachusetts Panelists: Lawrence DiCara, attorney, Democratic Party activist, and former president of the Boston City Council Louis DiNatale, pollster and director, Center for State and Local Policy, McCormack Institute of Public Affairs, U.Mass.-Boston Dr. Jill Stein, 2002 Green Party gubernatorial candidate and founder, Massachusetts Coalition for Healthy Communities State Senator Bruce Tarr, Republican representing the First Essex and Middlesex District and Senate minority whip Pam Wilmot, executive director, Common Cause/Massachusetts Free and open to the public For more information: Call 617-426-9600, email [email protected], or visit Common Cauuse website at www.commoncause.org/ma . |
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