Moisés Rodrigues wins primary and strengthens his path to Mayor of Brockton
Moisés Rodrigues, a son of Cape Verde, won the municipal primary in Brockton and is moving on to the November 4 election, reinforcing the representation of the immigrant community.
Brockton, a city neighboring Boston in Massachusetts, experienced a historic moment with the victory of Moisés Rodrigues in the municipal primary elections. A son of Cape Verde, Rodrigues secured one of the two seats that advance to the final decision on November 4th.
His political career has been marked by community outreach, leadership, and dedication to social causes. A former City Council member and interim mayor, Rodrigues has earned the trust of thousands of citizens who see him as a continuation of his serious and inclusive work.
Beyond its personal significance, the victory also reflects the pride and representation of the Cape Verdean and immigrant community in Brockton, who see in the candidate a symbol of perseverance and hope.
With the primary stage over, the campaign gains new momentum heading into the general elections, where every vote could be decisive in confirming Moisés Rodrigues as the next Mayor of Brockton.
