Literature from Mike Capuano's 1998 campaign for the United States House of Representatives. Capuano has been re-elected several times, including the 2016 election.
A button from one of Bill Clinton and Al Gore's campaigns for President and Vice President of the United States of America. Pres. Clinton and Vice Pres. Gore were elected in 1992 and re-elected in 1996.
A button from one of Mike Connolly's campaigns for Secretary of the Commonwealth, or Massachusetts Secretary of State. Connolly ran successful campaigns in 1978, 1982, 1986, and 1990.
A Button from one of Paul W. Cronin's campaigns for the US House of Representatives. Cronin was elected to the position in 1972, lost to Paul Tsongas in 1974, and ran again in 1992.
A bumper sticker from Marilyn M Petitto Devaney's 1998 campaign for the Governor's Council. Devaney has been re-elected several times, including in the 2016 elections.
A button from Thomas J. Durkin's 1986 campaign for US House of Representatives. Durkin won the Democratic Primary, however, he lost the State Election to Peter G. Porkidsen.
A button from Gerald Ford and Bob Dole's 1976 campaign for election to the office of President and Vice President of the United States of America. Having become Vice President under the 25th Amendment, and after Richard Nixon resigned in 1974, Ford became the first President not elected to the position.
Literature from Yucaipa, CA Assemblyman Brett Granlund's campaign for re-election. Granlund was elected to represent California's 65th District in the state Assembly in 1994 and retired in 2000.
A bumper sticker from one of Scott Harshbarger's campaigns for the District Attorney's office. Although Harshbarger lost in 1978, he went on to win in 1982 and 1986.
Literature from Bob Hatem's 1978 or 1980 campaign to the United States House of Representatives as the Representative for the 5th Congressional District. Congressman James Shannon won both races.
A button from one of Richard P. Howe, Jr.'s campaigns for Middlesex County's Register of Deeds. Howe was first elected in 1994 and, as of 2017, is serving his fourth term in office.
A button from the anticipated 1976 Presidential campaign of former Vice President Hubert Humphrey. The Minnesota Senator chose not to run for the Oval Office and passed away in 1978.