11 Facts About Jennifer Nassour

Jennifer Ann Nassour was born on 1971 and is an American attorney and political figure.

Jennifer Nassour served as the chairwoman of the Massachusetts Republican Party from 2009 to 2011.

Jennifer Nassour served as a legislative aide in the New York State Senate and as an aide, law clerk and chief of staff in the Nassau County Legislature.

From 2001 to 2002, Jennifer Nassour worked in the Massachusetts Governor's Office as director of personnel.

Jennifer Nassour was elected chairwoman of the Massachusetts Republican Party on January 28,2009.

Jennifer Nassour defeated Joseph Manzoli and Michael Franco, receiving 49 votes to Manzoli's 15 and Franco's 2.

On January 6,2011, Nassour defeated William J McCarthy 50 votes to 16 to win a second two-year term as chairman.

In May 2019, Jennifer Nassour entered the race for the District 8 seat in the 2019 Boston City Council election.

Jennifer Nassour's campaign was run by Maureen McInerney, an experienced political communicator and former MassINC Public Affairs Associate and long-time Jennifer Nassour colleague.

When Jennifer Nassour was running for the Boston City Council, she touted herself as being socially progressive and differing from the mainstream of the Republican Party.

Jennifer Nassour moved to the Back Bay neighborhood in approximately 2011, where she lives with her three daughters.