After the Super Tuesday elections held in Massachusetts, the Massachusetts Republican Party's state committee looks a little different.
Republican voters across the Bay State selected 80 state committee members to work with the party over the next four years — one man and one woman from each state senate district. A volunteer position, committee members "promote the aims of each party," "work in cooperation with the national committee and with ward and town committees," and "organize and work for the nomination and election of party candidates," according to the Secretary of the Commonwealth's web site.
Elizabeth Warren didn't win many delegates, and she didn't win any states. But she did pile up some endorsements along the way.
Warren didn't endorse any of the three remaining Democrats running for president when she dropped out of the race Thursday, but some of Warren's endorsers have already made their move.
