John P. Devine for United States Senate
John P. Devine will run for the United States Senate Class one seat in Massachusetts
WOBURN, Mass., April 20, 2017 /PRNewswire/ -- John P. Devine announces his candidacy for the Class One Senate seat to represent the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. John P. Devine will run as an unenrolled, independent candidate against the incumbent Senator Elizabeth Warren (D) in the next upcoming election cycle.
About the Candidate: John P. Devine is a native to Woburn, MA. Graduated with a B.A. from Harvard University in 1994, Mr. Devine spent over a decade working as a paralegal and legal consultant, mostly in San Francisco, CA.
Mr. Devine ran as a democrat in Massachusetts race for state house in the last election cycle against incumbent State Representative Jim Dwyer (D) and lost. Prior that, Mr. Devine had run for the U.S. House against Congressman John Tierny (D) in the democratic primary to represent MA. 6th Congressional District two election cycles ago, losing to eventual winner, Congressman Seth Moulton.
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