David Kazis, candidate for Democratic State Committeeman.
Friends, Neighbors, and Constituents:
I am a lifelong Democrat and resident of the 2nd Suffolk and Middlesex senatorial district. I attended high school in a neighboring town, and later graduated from Boston University and the London School of Economics. We live in a highly diverse and prominent district and I am writing to remind voters in Watertown, Belmont, Brighton/Allston, Back Bay, and Fenway to come out and vote on Tuesday, March 1 in the Presidential Primary election.
Now as we turn to this election year, the stakes could not be greater for our nation and our local communities. I urge voters to take a hard look at all of the candidates running for U.S. President and the U.S. Congress, and down ballot races. These are critical times for our community, state, and nation. At a time when we continue to hear about the deadlock that permeates Washington, D.C., we remember that all politics is local and that we need strong local leaders to unite us.
At a very young age, my parents taught me the importance of civic service and the need to be vocal about the values and principles that we cherish, including equal pay and transparency, social security for our seniors, and quality healthcare and education for all. My involvement with City Year, Habitat for Humanity, and the Harvard School of Public Health’s PEPFAR program treating patients suffering from HIV/AIDs in Africa have taught me the importance of putting people first.
I urge all registered voters in the district to make your voice heard by voting next month in the Presidential Primary.
Yours Sincerely,
David Kazis
Candidate for Democratic State Committeeman, 2nd Suffolk & Middlesex