Andrea Campbell, the former Boston city councilor who unsuccessfully ran for mayor last year, is now campaigning for a new job: Massachusetts attorney general.
City Councilor Andrea Campbell answers a question during the Boston Mayoral Debate at WBUR’s CitySpace.
. Campbell, a Democrat from Mattapan, plans to formally launch her campaign at an event in Dorchester Wednesday morning. Campbell, 39, graduated from Boston Latin School and then worked her way through college, graduating from Princeton University and UCLA Law School. She later served as legal counsel to former Gov. Deval Patrick.
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