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Vote for Michael Satterwhite
Michael Satterwhite, a product of a working class family and a father himself, has faith that we can resolve our most pressing issues through collective effort. Having worked beside citizens and businesses in this Ward for numerous years, Michael is aware of their needs and desires.
Michael promises to serve Every Resident and Every Business in Ward One. A Voice for You!

Michael Satterwhite has the knowledge and experience we need in Ward One
Michael Satterwhite ran for Mayor of Lynn in 2021 on the foundation of bringing YOUR voice to city hall. He still wants to do this as the next Ward One Councilor. Check out his multiple debates and forums on where he stands on matters involving Ward One and our families.


Michael Satterwhite has a unique ability to connect to people.
“Michael has the compassion of a person who’s experienced tremendous challenges and overcomes each with grace, gratitude and a unique ability to connect to people, their issues, concerns and problems. Michael is a strong advocate for those who need guidance and help, and I believe he would be great for residents and families. His achievements and work ethic speak for themselves. I may move there so I can vote for him myself.โ Michael’s longtime friend (28 years), Susan Wornick – a former investigative reporter and anchor for WCVB-TV endorsed his candidacy.


Michael Satterwhite has the cunning skill of getting to the root of a problem.
โFor four years..I have respected how you performed your role. But in particular the aspect involving your connectiveness to the community. Iโm not sure how you know everybody and I do mean everybody. But you do. And youโve leveraged your knowledge of everybody in this community to informed decisions that you make in this space. I have incredible respect for that. I also have incredible respect for how youโve used the knowledge of the law and all related matters to help people, to help some of our most vulnerable children. You are a real โally to all members of the community and our neediest in particular. You leave a lasting legacy that reflects cunning skill, getting to the root of a problem and speaking up for those who need you to do it the mostโ.โ
Dr. Patrick Tutwiler, former LPS Superintendent and current Secretary of Education.
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Dear Friend
I hope this letter finds you in good health. It’s been almost two decades since we faced a situation like this: the deadline for nomination papers for the Lynn municipal elections was July 14th, and our current Ward One councilor Wayne Lozzi opted out of running. That means that come January 2024, there will be a new face representing Ward One. I’ve worked hard to canvass ward one, speaking to hundreds of residents directly. We all agree that if our city stays on its current trajectory, it will become unsustainable and throw our city into chaos. Between increasing class sizes at schools, outdated firefighting equipment, and skyrocketing property taxes – it’s clear something needs to change. I know what it feels like to live in instability – I had to make hard decisions as a youth so my family could pull through, and I’m willing to work just as hard so yours doesn’t have to either.
We must use local talent and resources to create solutions that permit our small businesses to succeed and provide affordable living for residents. I can lead conversations about Lynnfield Street, Broaway, replacement Pickering Middle School, traffic in the ward, developments, City budget items, and more. I know Lynn can rise to every occasion, so I am fighting to fix what needs fixing.




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Patricia Matusow, J.D.
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In Loving Memory of Brenda Ann Beal, my mother. My mother passed away after a two year battle with lung cancer on August 19, 2020. She was one of my biggest supporters and she is forever part of my heart. I miss you mom.