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^ The district sent two representatives to the House at this time. Reinstein and Joseph Del Grosso were preceded by Joseph DiCarlo and Raymond Edward Carey.

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William Reinstein
1995 William Reinstein Massachusetts House of Representatives.png
Portrait of William Reinstein
Member of the Massachusetts House of Representatives
In office
1987–1998