Leaders From the 3rd District Sign on to Advise Jon Golnik Carlisle, MA

Jon Golnik, who is running against Niki Tsongas for the 3rd District Congressional seat, is proud to announce the Golnik Leadership Team. This team will grow as the campaign does, and is comprised of people from across the political spectrum, who are willing to assist Jon in his efforts to bring the seat and fiscal freedom back to the people.

GOLNIK LEADERSHIP TEAM:

Beth Lindstrom: Beth lives in Groton and been active in state and national politics for much of her career. She was the Campaign Manager for Scott Brown’s amazing US Senate win and currently works in the private sector.

Al Dinuccio: Former Mayoral Methuen Mayoral Candidate. Al has worked with the Methuen Police Department as an Intermittent Officer and an Auxiliary Officer. He is very involved with the community and has coached for several youth sports teams. Former owner of East Coast Cabinet in Lawrence, MA.

Ken Willette: Former Methuen Mayoral candidate. Ken served six years as Methuen City Councilor at Large and six years a Methuen School Committeeman.

Bob Shapiro: 2010 Republican Congressional Candidate and long time resident of Andover. He's a Math Teacher and has had several previous careers including Software Engineer, Pharmacist, and Manager for Merck.

Marc LaPlante: Lawrence City Councilor representing District F: South Lawrence and a portion of Mt. Vernon neighborhood.

Bill Ryan: Former Mayor and current City Councilor in Haverhill, MA. He is one of the most well respected and honored officials in the city.

Richard Fielding: Ricky is the Licensing Committee Chairman for Lawrence. Former President of 1505 Electrical Workers, Raytheon, Former Director Mass Bay Transit Authority and current Lawrence Housing Authority Member.

Ted Tripp: Retired Chemical Engineer with BS and MS degrees from MIT. Ted grew up in Falmouth and worked on Peter Torkildsen and Bill Hudak Congressional campaigns. He is the former Wilmington RTC, co-founder of the North Andover Taxpayers Association in 2002, and the Merrimack Valley Tea Party in 2010.