TAUNTON — Republican gubernatorial candidate Brian Shortsleeve has gained the endorsements of Taunton Mayor Shaunna O’Connell, in addition to different elected officers within the metropolis.
O’Connell, a former state consultant, joined Shortsleeve simply throughout the road from Metropolis Corridor at Liberty and Union Park, highlighting what she says is the candidate’s dedication to offering native assist to cities and cities.
“I’m endorsing Brian Shortsleeve because he understands the many challenges families and communities are feeling every day. Brian knows that affordability isn’t just a policy issue. It’s a kitchen-table issue,” O’Connell mentioned.
“Brian knows how essential strong local aid is to the health of our cities and towns. Brian is committed to delivering the resources municipalities need to keep schools strong, improve public safety, and ease the burden on homeowners. He knows that when communities have the support they deserve, families thrive and that’s the kind of partnership municipalities across Massachusetts can count on from him,” she mentioned.
Shortsleeve additionally gained endorsements from Taunton Metropolis Councilor and state rep candidate Larry Quintal and former State Rep. Jeff Perry. Quintal praised Shortsleeve for his promise to offer dependable state help to municipalities throughout the state and to construct sturdy partnerships with them.
“We have seen over 160 communities need overrides. Easton and Raynham are facing tough decisions because Gov. Healey and her legislative allies have diverted funds that could have gone for local aid to the migrants. That’s the wrong priority,” mentioned Quintal. “As the next state representative, I look forward to working with Brian Shortsleeve to bring back common sense to the State House.”
Shortsleeve thanked the Mayor and Councilor and praised their dedication to native management and caring for his or her constituents.
“Mayor O’Connell and Councilor Quintal work every day to strengthen Taunton and improve the lives of the people they serve. I’m grateful for their support and partnership. Local leaders understand better than anyone what’s working, what’s not, and what families need to succeed,” Shortsleeve mentioned. “As governor, I will work with every city and town to ensure they have the tools, resources, and support required to build strong communities and a stronger Massachusetts.”
The help in Taunton provides to a rising record for Shortsleeve, who has introduced practically 20 different early endorsements within the governor’s race.
Shortsleeve will face off towards challengers Mike Kennealy and Mike Minogue within the Republican main election in September.
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Republican gubernatorial candidate Brian Shortsleeve declares the endorsement of Taunton Mayor Shaunna O’Connell. (Tim Dunn/Boston Herald)
