Joyce Kelly seeks another term as Republican State Committeewoman for Suffolk Middlesex District

Joyce Kelly announces that she is running for re-election for Republican State Committeewoman on March 1st on the Massachusetts Presidential Primary Ballot. She represents the First Suffolk and Middlesex Senatorial District. The district encompasses all of Revere, Winthrop, and East Boston. In addition, some of the precincts in Boston Wards 3 and 5, and some of the precincts in East Cambridge Wards 2, Ward 4 and all of Ward 5. She has held the position since 2012.

As the Republican State Committeewoman, Joyce was selected to be on the following Sub-Committees: Outreach, Issues, and the Platform Committees. In addition, she was a Delegate to the Mass 2014 Republican State Convention. Since her election, she formed and organized the Revere Republican City Committee, as well as being the Secretary to the Committee. Ms. Kelly was a significant participant in the campaigns of Governor Charlie Baker and Lt. Governor Karyn Polito, former Governor Mitt Romney for President, and in the re-election campaign of U.S. Senator Scott Brown. She continues to be an active volunteer in the campaigns of municipal, state representatives, congressional and presidential races for Republican candidates. Joyce worked actively to help repeal the Massachusetts Automatic Gas Tax Increase Initiative, and is working to End Common Core Standards in Massachusetts.

The State Committee person is a position on the ballot of which many voters are unaware. However, it is a position that holds a great deal of guidance over the direction of the Republican Party. The person you elect for this position must reflect your ideas and principles just as the State and Federal representatives that you vote for should. I would ask you to consider my candidacy for this important position. I would like the opportunity to carry on the significant work I have been doing on the Republican State Committee and to continue promoting a Republican agenda of fiscal responsibility and limited government.