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Candidates stress responsiveness, accessibility and transparency in campaign messages

Lynn City · July 27, 2026
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Summary

Both Dr. Pete Meany and Zosha Van Meter emphasized responsiveness and accessibility as campaign themes: Meany contrasted his own constituent outreach with an unresponsive incumbent, while Van Meter promised greater transparency and communication from elected officials.

Both candidates framed responsiveness and transparency as core reasons to support them.

Dr. Pete Meany said his cell phone "rings all the time" and described hands‑on constituent work, saying he defeated a two‑year delay on Route 129 through his own efforts. Zosha Van Meter said she wants representatives who "are available, accessible, and willing to have the tough conversations," and listed transparency and accountability among her campaign priorities.

Van Meter provided campaign contact information (electzvm.com and social handles) and invited voters to the Sept. 1 primary.