The Political Graveyard: Massachusetts Delegation to 2004 Democratic National Convention

Massachusetts Delegation to the
2004 Democratic National Convention

Delegates (may be incomplete!)
Virginia M. Allan, Hull - Willie Mae Allen, Mattapan, Boston - Carol Ann Aloisi, East Boston, Boston - Patricia Armstrong, Milton - Edward M. Augustus, Jr., Worcester - Enerio Barros, Jamaica Plain, Boston - Lee Beauvais, Taunton - Clinton Bench, Swampscott - Michael Berry, Quincy - William H. Bradley, Ware - Freda Brasfield, Dorchester, Boston - Linda Broadford, Weymouth - Timothy Cahill, Boston - Michael E. Capuano, Somerville - Kathleen A. Casavant, Chelsea - Harriette Chandler, Worcester - Martha Coakley, Medford - Edward W. Collins, Jr., Springfield - Ralph Cooper, Dorchester, Boston - Janet Coughlin, Quincy - Cynthia S. Creem, Newton - Patricia Deal, Arlington - William D. Delahunt, Quincy - Debra DeLee, Washington, D.C. - Robert Deleo, Winthrop - A. Joseph DeNucci, West Newton, Newton - Carol A. Donovan, Woburn - Michael Flaherty, South Boston, Boston - William Foley, Springfield - Jovita Fontanez, Boston - Gloria Fox, Boston - Barney Frank, Newton - William F. Galvin, Brighton, Boston - Dorothy Kelly Gay, Somerville - Lee Gianetti, Amherst - Ellen Gilmore, Brookline - Candy Glazer, Longmeadow - Thelma Goldstein, Falmouth - Henri Green, Dorchester, Boston - Steven Grossman, Somerville - Lida Harkins, Needham - Robert J. Haynes, Medford - Kathleen Healy, Westford - Carolyn Herrick, Sunderland - Heather Hudson, Brookline - Jackie Jenkins-Scott, Brookline - Philip Johnston, Boston - Raymond A. Jordan, Springfield - Elaine C. Kamarck - Rachel Kaprielian, Watertown - William R. Keating, Sharon - Edward M. Kennedy - Cameron Kerry, Brookline - Diana Kerry, Manchester - John F. Kerry - Paul G. Kirk, Jr., Boston - Debra Kozikowski, Chicopee - Alyce Lee, Dorchester, Boston - Donald Lehman, Melrose - Richard Leimsider, Attleboro - Stephen F. Lynch, South Boston, Boston - Alex MacDonald, Cambridge - Margaret MacKenzie, South Weymouth, Weymouth - Alpana Malwal, Somerville - Edward J. Markey, Malden - Robert McCarthy, Watertown - James P. McGovern, Worcester - Lisa L. Mead, Newburyport - Martin T. Meehan, Lowell - Joan M. Menard, Fall River - Thomas M. Menino, Hyde Park, Boston - Jesse Mermell, Brookline - Faye Morrison, Ayer - Michael W. Morrissey, Quincy - Timothy P. Murray, Worcester - Richard E. Neal, Springfield - David M. O'Brien, Concord - Mary K. O'Brien, Pittsfield - John W. Olver, Amherst - Mary Oroszko, Worcester - Marc R. Pacheco, Taunton - Laurie Patterson, West Tisbury, Martha's Vineyard - Lois Pines, Newton - Sharon M. Pollard, Methuen - Samuel Poulten, Chelmsford - Arthur Powell, Beverly - Mary Jane Powell, Andover - Chad Radock, Leominster - Thomas Reilly, Watertown - Joseph Ricca, Shrewsbury - Mary J. Richards, Clinton - Agnes Ricko, Lynn - Cheryl Rivera, Springfield - Mernaysa Rivera, Dorchester, Boston - Gladys Rodriguez-Parker, Worcester - James Roosevelt, Jr., Cambridge - Marie St. Fleur, Dorchester, Boston - Michael Schulze, Peabody - James Shaer, Melrose - Ann Sheinwald, Rockport - Stanley Slepoy, Rowley - John Sloan, Carlisle - Alan D. Solomont, Newton - Elsie Souza, New Bedford - Karen Spilka, Ashland - Marcia L. Sweeney, Marblehead - John F. Tierney, Salem - Steven Tolman, Brighton, Boston - Robert Travaglini, East Boston, Boston - Marie Turley, Jamaica Plain, Boston - E. Henry Twiggs, Springfield - Rithy Uong, Lowell - John Walsh, Abington - Kateri Walsh, Springfield - Margaret Johnson Ware, Williamstown - Lauren K. Werman, West Springfield - Dianne Wilkerson, Roxbury, Boston - Wayne Wilson, Roslindale, Boston - Bonnie Winokar, Maynard - Mary Wong, Brookline - Margaret D. Xifaras, Marion

Alternates (may be incomplete!)
Russell A. Ashton, Wayland - Ruth Balser, Chestnut Hill, Newton - Sheila Burgess-Hill, Randolph - James Cantwell, Marshfield - Ernest Correia, Marion - Diana Dell, Malden - Charles Glick, Brighton, Boston - Roberta Goldman, Shrewsbury - Joseph Kaplan, Mansfield - Frederick R. Koed, Cohasset - Kathleen Manson, Walpole - William Rosen, Northampton - E. Denise Simmons, Cambridge - Amy Spound, Stow - Matthew Veno, Salem - Tela Zasloff, Williamstown

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