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DeLEO SET TO BECOME LONGEST CONTINUOUSLY-SERVING MASS. SPEAKER

Sam Doran8/3/18 7:00 AM

Rep. Robert DeLeo in April 2005, shortly after his promotion to Ways and Means chairman. [Photo: File/SHNS]

An era of turmoil and turnover in the state Senate has coincided with a period of historic consistency in the House, where Rep. Robert DeLeo on Saturday becomes the longest continuously-serving speaker in state history. The 14-term Winthrop Democrat will KO a record held since 1985 by the late Lynn Democrat Thomas McGee, father of current Lynn Mayor Thomas McGee.

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