News & Media

It's an honor to share that my candidacy has once again been endorsed by the The North Shore Labor Council of Massachusetts. Thank you for your confidence in me to represent workers' rights in Salem. As the daughter of a very proud union leader, I understand the importance of (human, civil) workers' rights and the need to advocate for protections and fair wages for our neighbors.

Thanks to the League of Women Voters and Ward 2 Neighborhood Associations for hosting this live forum prior to the September 14 Preliminary election. Click the image to watch Caroline and her opponents answer some important questions from Ward 2 neighbors. 

True to it's name, "Ask Me Anything" was a wide open forum for anyone on Reddit to ask me just about anything. The request was to answer them live, in real time even though some had been posted prior to the start date and time. I did, and what a whirlwind of typing! I had a lot of fun and it was great to experience this real-time online dialogue. Thanks to the neighbors who organized and made it possible. 

Click each link to read the Salem News articles that reference the campaign or the candidate:

• "Driscoll, Watson-Felt, Rodriguez, Varela top Salem voting" - September 15, 2021

• "Salem ward candidates tackle city’s housing crisis" - September 14, 2021

• "Candidates say upkeep of Salem Common a main issue in Ward 2" - September 13, 2021

• "Ward 2 candidates discuss issues at forum" - September 10, 2021

• "Madore won’t seek reelection in Salem’s Ward 2" - September 14, 2021

The League of Women Voters of Salem poses interesting and thought provoking questions, building a Voter Tool Box for residents. I'm grateful for their work and for the opportunity to get my thoughts and positions out to the voters in this way. 

Thanks to William Legault, Salem Digest, and Salem Access TV for the interview and accessible way to reach Ward 2 voters! Bill had some great questions that addressed both Ward and city-wide issues. It was a joy to chat with him.