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Massachusetts Delegation to the
2000 Democratic National Convention

Delegates (may be incomplete!)
Virginia M. Allan - Ronald M. Alman - Carol Ann Aloisi, East Boston, Boston - Patricia Armstrong, Milton - Edward M. Augustus, Jr. - Jarrett Barrios - Gus Bickford - Thomas F. Birmingham - Leon A. Brathwaite II, Newton - John F. Brennan - Kevin M. Burke - Ida Cabral - James E. Capen - Mike Capuano, Somerville - Joseph P. Carlson - Paul Caron - Kathleen A. Casavant - Kate Chang - Renne Chen-Lu - Martha Coakley - Edward W. Collins, Jr. - Robert E. Colt - Janine L. Coppola - Kerry A. Costello - Cynthia S. Creem, Newton - Nancy Cribari - Cheryl E. Dale - Patricia M. Deal, Arlington - William D. Delahunt - A. Joseph DeNucci - Kathleen Donaghue - Carol A. Donovan, Woburn - Shefali Razdan Duggal - Fanette L. Felix - Thomas M. Finneran - Jovita Fontanez, Boston - Barney Frank, Newton - William F. Galvin, Brighton, Boston - Dorothy Kelly Gay, Somerville - Roberta Goldman, Shrewsbury - Etta B. Goodstein - Thomas J. Gosnell - Kathleen E. Grady, Longmeadow - Steven Grossman - Shawn Hanegan - Robert J. Haynes, Medford - Bruce M. Henderson - Etta Hill - Warren H. Hill - Jane Ichord - Philip Johnston, Marshfield - Raymond A. Jordan, Springfield - Elaine C. Kamarck - William R. Keating, Sharon - Patricia Kerwin Keilty, Lowell - Edward M. Kennedy - John F. Kerry, Boston - Dorothy A. Keville - Mary Kilgallen - Irene Kimball, Ludlow - Michael J. Kineavy - Paul G. Kirk, Jr., Marstons Mills, Barnstable - Debra Kozikowski, Chicopee - Stephen Kulik - Suzanne Kulik - Lisa F. La Mattina - Thomas J. Last - Stephen F. Lynch - Margaret MacKenzie, South Weymouth, Weymouth - Raymond V. Mariano, Worcester - Ed Markey, Malden - Susan Marzilli-Shaer - Colleen McGee - Thomas M. McGee - James P. McGovern - Lisa L. Mead, Newburyport - Martin T. Meehan, Lowell - Linda J. Melconian, Springfield - Joan M. Menard, Somerset - Thomas M. Menino, Hyde Park, Boston - John Moakley - Michael W. Morrissey, Quincy - Richard E. Neal, Springfield - David M. O'Brien - Shannon P. O'Brien - John W. Olver, Amherst - Marc R. Pacheco, Taunton - Melinda Phelps - Lois G. Pines, Newton - James Redmond - Thomas F. Reilly - Pamela P. Resor, Acton - Mary J. Richards, Clinton - Cheryl Rivera - Sally Rizzo - Gladys Rodriguez-Parker - James Roosevelt, Jr., Cambridge - Marie St. Fleur - James Segel - James M. Shannon, Lawrence - Silvia Shannon - Derric Small - Alan D. Solomont - Marcia L. Sweeney, Marblehead - Pamela Thomure - John F. Tierney - Gregory Timilty - Deborah Toledo - Warren E. Tolman - Gladys Vega - Norma Villarreal - David Wallace - Lauren K. Werman - Kevin J. Whalen - Mary H. Whitney, Fitchburg - Dianne Wilkerson - Mary Wong - Margaret D. Xifaras

Alternates (may be incomplete!)
Willie Mae Allen, Mattapan, Boston - Russell A. Ashton - Thomas V. Barbera, Waltham - Linda Broadford - Carol L. Coakley - Edward J. Doherty - Stephen P. Driscoll, Pembroke - Paul J. Giorgio - Candy Glazer - Sheila B. Hill - Kristen Newman - Leonard F. Paolillo - Samuel Poulten, Chelmsford - Ann Sanders - Paul D. Sullivan - Susan Thomson

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