Jim Maza and Ed Rendell

Jim Maza has earned strong support throughout the 24th District, as evidenced by his victory in the primary election on May 21st. His appeal reaches across party lines. He has been endorsed by a wide range of community organizations, newspapers, and respected leaders, including Ed Rendell and Drew Lewis; current and retired state legislators; conservation and labor organizations; law enforcement officers; and groups that defend a woman’s right to choose.

Ed Rendell, Democratic candidate for Governor, endorses Jim Maza:

“We need Jim Maza in the State Senate.
He will be an outstanding leader for the
24th District and for Pennsylvania.”
Ed Rendell






Democratic leaders endorse Jim Maza:

• State Representative Rich Grucela
  
• State Representative Jennifer Mann
  
• State Senator Lisa Boscola
  
• State Senator Allyson Schwartz
  
• State Senator Connie Williams
  
• State Senator Jeanette Reibman (Retired)
  
• U.S. Congressman Joe Hoeffel
  
• Former U.S. Congressman Peter Kostmayer
  
• Candidate for U.S. Congress Ed O’Brien
• Wilson Borough Mayor Dave Perruso
  
• Wilson Borough Councilman Jim McGowan
  
• Easton School Director Ken Brown
  
• Easton City Councilman Mike Fleck
  
• Glendon Borough Council President Ed Ackerman
  
• Glendon Borough Council Vice-President Don Van Syckle
  
• Palmer Township Supervisors Vice-Chair Mike Mitchell
  





Democratic organizations endorse Jim Maza:

• Montgomery County Democratic Committee
  
• Upper Perkiomen Democratic Committee
  





Republican leaders endorse Jim Maza:

“Jim is far and away the best candidate in this race.
He has proven his leadership on a whole range of issues,
and will be a strong and independent voice
for the district and his constituents.”
Drew Lewis



• Drew Lewis, former U.S. Secretary of Transportation (under President Ronald Reagan);
• John Moyer, president of Moyer and Son;
• Pete Retzlaff, former Philadelphia Eagle and member of the Montgomery County Open Space Board;
• Joy Leach, Marlborough Township Supervisor;
• Charles Allebach, Mayor of Souderton Borough and Chairman of the Montgomery County Farm Board;
• Al Baccari, Upper Perkiomen Planning Commission and Chairman of the Upper Hanover Township Board of Supervisors;
• Mike Bitner, Chairman of the Montgomery County Community College Board and Chairman of the Republican Committee of Salford Township;
• Greg Shelly, Chairman of the Montgomery County Planning Commission;
• Elkins Wetherill, former Montgomery County Commissioner and Chairman of the Montgomery County Open Space Board;
• Ken Hagey; Chairman of the Upper Salford Township Board of Supervisors;
• John Clemens, former Chairman of Hatfield Quality Meats;
• Otto Quinque, Jr. former Montgomery County Park Superintendent;
• Robert Rothenberger, former Chairman of the Worcester Township Board of Supervisors;
• Diane Stevens, President, Pennsburg Borough Council;
• Paul Kiesel, Chairman, Marlborough Township Planning Commission;
• Dennis Schlosser, Chairman of the Board, Schlosser Steel, Inc. and General Partner, Schlosser Properties;
• Roger Hillas, former Chairman of PNC Bank;
• Lachlan Pitcairn, Philanthropist;
• Bruce Eckert of Lewis, Eckert and Robb (a consulting firm based in Plymouth Meeting).





Working families endorse Jim Maza:

• Pennsylvania AFL-CIO
  
• Pennsylvania State Education Association (PSEA)
  





Newspapers endorse Jim Maza:

• The Express-Times, Easton/Northampton County
  
• Morning Call
  
• Philadelphia Inquirer
  





Law enforcement endorses Jim Maza:

• Fraternal Order of Police, Lodge 14
  
• Lehigh County Sheriff Ron Rossi
  
• Northampton County District Attorney John Morganelli
  





Conservation groups endorse Jim Maza:

• Clean Water Action
  
• League of Conservation Voters
  
• Sierra Club
  





Women’s organizations endorse Jim Maza:

• NARAL-PA
  





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Last update: October 29, 2002