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Scott Brown (Kappa/Tufts ‘81) is a U.S. Senator representing Massachusetts.
ZetePAC was proud to support Scott’s successful special-election to the US Senate.

Alex Padilla (Rho Alpha/MIT ’94) is a California State Senator representing the 20th District (San Fernando valley).
ZetePAC was proud to support Alex’s successful reelection campaign in 2010.

Tony McConkey (Phi Epsilon/Maryland ‘86) is a member of the Maryland House of Delegates representing District 33A (Anne Arundel County).
ZetePAC was proud to support Tony’s successful reelection campaign in 2010.

Dan Garodnick (Psi Epsilon/Dartmouth '94) is a NYC Councilman representing the East Side of Manhattan.
ZetePAC looks forward to further supporting Dan’s reelection campaign – or his first city-wide run in 2013.

Bryan Allen (Pi Kappa/Bloomsburg '01) ran for the Pennsylvania State Senate from the 6th District (Bucks County) in 2010. While Bryan’s bid was not successful, ZetePAC was proud to support his first electoral campaign, and appreciates his support of other Pennsylvania Zete candidates.

Taylor Stevenson (Psi Epsilon/Dartmouth '10) ran for the Minnesota State Senate from the 12th District (Brainerd) in 2010.
While Taylor’s bid was not successful, ZetePAC was proud to support this young Zete’s first campaign.

John Robinson (Pi/RPI '95) is a past member of the Maine House of Representatives from the 103rd District (Frye Island, Poland, Raymond and Standish) who took a term off due to term limits.
ZetePAC looks forward to further supporting John’s reelection campaign in 2012.

Jeff Hornstein (Rho Alpha/MIT '89) ran for the Philadelphia City Council in a 2011 primary. While Jeff did not get his party’s nomination, ZetePAC was proud to support his first run for office.

Roland Vaughan (Upsilon/UNC '65) is the Mayor of Edenton, NC.
ZetePAC looks forward to supporting his reelection campaign.

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ZetePAC is in no way affiliated with Zeta Psi Fraternity of N.A. or the Zeta Psi Educational Foundation. Contributions to ZetePAC will be used in connection with federal elections, state elections, and local elections to the extent permitted by law and are governed by federal election law. Contributions are STRICTLY voluntary and are not limited to the suggested amounts; however, there is a limit of $5,000 from an individual per calendar year ($10,000 per married couple per year when checks are signed by both spouses). Contributions from foreign nationals and corporations are prohibited. Contributions to ZetePAC are not tax deductible for federal income tax purposes.