Former Boston city councilor and current candidate for state attorney general Andrea Campbell speaks
June 4 during the state’s Democratic Party convention in Worcester, Mass. Ms. Campbell, who hopes to succeed Maura Healey as attorney general, would be the first Black woman to hold that post.
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2022 could be a political watershed for Massachusetts women
Just 20 years ago, Massachusetts voters had yet to elect a woman as governor, attorney general, U.S. senator or mayor of its largest city. This year, Democratic women won five of six statewide primary contests.
