Past Campaign
Massachusetts State House District 2nd Norfolk
Primary election
Past campaign details are available on the full race page.
Sharon Marie Cintolo is not currently running for office on Civoren.
Born and raised in Quincy ('the City of Presidents') and one of a large family, Sharon Cintolo has worked as a paramedic for 30+ years, coming to the aid of those in need and witnessing firsthand the results of policies that are soft on crime, having treated victims of violent crimes. She has served as a union steward and as vice president of the Boston Police Paramedics' Association EMS Division Union, where she fought for workers' rights. She is running for State Representative in the 2nd Norfolk District.
Sharon Marie Cintolo has a recorded position on six issues. Each is Civoren's summary of the campaign's own public material, with the source linked.
Cintolo is committed to expanding affordable housing options and supporting local economic growth to keep Quincy vibrant and accessible.
“Committed to affordable housing and local economic growth ... Expanding affordable housing options and supporting local economic growth to keep Quincy vibrant and accessible.”
sharonforquincy.comAs of August 2026
Cintolo supports clean energy, protecting the waterfront, and addressing climate challenges.
“Leading the fight for clean energy, protecting our waterfront, and addressing climate challenges.”
sharonforquincy.comAs of August 2026
Cintolo is working to make healthcare more affordable and accessible to every Quincy family.
“Working to make healthcare more affordable and accessible to every Quincy family.”
sharonforquincy.comAs of August 2026
Cintolo is dedicated to supporting public education and youth programs, investing in schools and youth initiatives so every child has the tools to succeed.
“Dedicated to supporting public education and youth programs ... Investing in our schools and youth initiatives to ensure every child has the tools to succeed.”
sharonforquincy.comAs of August 2026
Cintolo advocates for workers' rights and economic opportunity, and for creating pathways to good-paying jobs and supporting small businesses; she previously served as a union steward.
“Advocating for workers' rights and economic opportunity ... Workforce Development - Creating pathways to good-paying jobs and supporting small businesses in our community.”
sharonforquincy.comAs of August 2026
Cintolo fights for public safety and law enforcement and for supporting frontline workers; drawing on her paramedic experience, she opposes policies that are soft on crime.
“Fighting for public safety and law enforcement ... She has witnessed firsthand the results of policies that are soft on crime, having treated victims of violent crimes.”
sharonforquincy.comAs of August 2026
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