Significant progress and change sometimes emerge from humble beginnings. As we reach the end of 2013, and the seventh month of my IVN diary covering my run as the United Independent Party candidate for governor of Massachusetts, it’s good to reflect on all our growing team has been able to do so far in our aggressive, independent statewide campaign. Our platform, focused on fiscally sensible solutions coupled with pragmatically progressive ideas, is resonating, and the related interest and support we see from voters together are making all the difference.
During 2013, Falchuk for Governor volunteers, United Independent Party supporters, and I have visited more than 70 of the 351 cities and towns in Massachusetts, and met with thousands upon thousands of voters.
I’ve talked with voters, so gracious with their time and insights, at fairs and community events, and in their homes and businesses. I’ve spoken at high schools and colleges, with business groups and with elected officials. I’ve met with new immigrants and people working to advance the cause of equality, with people who are homeless, people who are wealthy, and people in between.
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