Welcome to Our New Website!

Thank you for visiting my new campaign site!  Here you can learn more about me, why I’m running for San Mateo County Supervisor, how I address key issues, how you can get involved, contribute and more.

I am excited to run for Supervisor because I believe San Mateo County deserves leaders willing to solve problems by working hard and thinking creatively.

Fiona Ma, Don Horsley and Dave Pine Endorse Shelly!
Welcome to Our New Website!

Welcome to Our New Website!

Thank you for visiting my new campaign site!  Here you can learn more about me, why I’m running for San Mateo County Supervisor, how I address key issues, how you can get involved, contribute and more.

I am excited to run for Supervisor because I believe San Mateo County deserves leaders willing to solve problems by working hard and thinking creatively.

Dec14

 

Redwood City, CA — Shelly Masur announced today that she has received the endorsement of both California Assembly Speaker Pro Tempore Fiona Ma and former San Mateo County Sheriff and current Supervisor Don Horsley in her campaign for San Mateo County Supervisor.  Along with Supervisor Dave Pine, who has also endorsed Masur, Ma and Horsley are the highest-ranking elected officials to have endorsed in the race.

Dec7
Examiner

"By far the most visible candidate thus far is Redwood City School District Trustee Shelly Masur.

According to her campaign Web site, Masur has garnered an impressive list of endorsers including San Mateo County Supervisor Dave Pine – the highest ranking elected official known to have endorsed a candidate in this race – as well as several dozen local city council and school board members.

As a metric of confidence and network, Masur is commanding the field at this point, early though it is."

 

Dec1
Redwood City Patch

In a small birthday celebration with friends and family at Councilmember John Seybart’s home Monday night, Redwood City School District board member Shelly Masur, 47, announced that she would be running for San Mateo County Supervisor.

Supervisor Rose Jacobs-Gibson’s District 4 seat will become vacant in January 2013. Two other candidates, Memo Morantes and Ernie Schmidt have also announced their candidacy for the seat.

Oct4
Redwood City Patch

Local education advocates bested the rainy weather Monday night and turned out en masse to the San Carlos School District Office on the campus of Central Middle School in order to show support for an effort to raise money for the state public school system.