Tamisha Civil, candidate for re-election to District 2 of the Governor’s Council, is in a competitive race. The Governor’s Council plays a vital role in checks and balances in the vetting of judges, approving governor appointees, and overseeing pardons and commutations. A good Governor’s Councilor can make our government work better while advocating for change. That’s why I am so passionate about supporting Tamisha Civil for re-election on Nov. 3. Tamisha Civil has the experience and vision to be a phenomenal Governor’s Councilor, but what sets her apart is her unique background combating injustice. That’s why I’m proud to endorse Tamisha for re-election to the 2nd Governor’s Council district!
I know Tamisha personally, and I am inspired by her story. The proud daughter of Haitian immigrants who came to the United States in search of better opportunities, she is a graduate of Dover Sherborn Regional High School. Tamisha is the first in her family to graduate from college, earning a masters degree from Northeastern University in criminal justice and leadership. She has put that degree to good use working alongside judges, defense attorneys and assistant DAs to make our system fairer.
Tamisha works tirelessly to create a better world for us all; campaigning on issues that matter, including treating substance abuse as a mental health issue rather than a criminal issue, seriously addressing domestic violence and reducing inequalities in sentencing. As a Governor’s Councilor, Tamisha can ensure that these issues are properly considered by those she is tasked with vetting and overseeing.
Tamisha has the right passion, vision, and qualifications to be an excellent Governor’s Councilor. To learn more about the Campaign to Re-Elect Tamisha Civil to the Governor’s Council District, visit www.tamishacivil.com.
Sincerely,
Sylvia Whiting, retired adjunct faculty, Bentley University, Waltham
Dr. Maxwell Whiting, Professor Emeritus, Middlesex Community College, Bedford