Politics & Government

Councilman Dan Gendron is Appreciative of Support

Gendron thanks voters for primary turn-out, vows to continue working for citizens.

Woonsocket City Councilman Dan Gendron issued a press release this week expressing his appreciation to the voters who participated in the primary saying he was “especially appreciative of those individuals that supported me with their vote on primary day.” 

Gendron, who captured 1,041 votes in the primary, just 33 votes short of John Ward who received the most votes, said “I believe my strong showing in the primary is a clear indication that the electorate is paying attention to my record and they, thus far, overwhelmingly approve of it.” 

Gendron said he will “continue to work diligently on behalf of the taxpayers and citizens of the city and hopes that they will continue to show strong support for him on Election Day, November 8th.”

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