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“He was very consistent in pushing for a more open government,’’ said his friend and colleague Jay Herod of Cambridge. “If anything, he was frustrated that he couldn’t do more.’’
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Mon, 27 Jun 2011 16:04:50 -0400
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In his time at the Massachusetts secretary of state’s office, Alan
Cote was dedicated to the principle of open government.

A first deputy secretary of state and supervisor of records under
Secretary of the Commonwealth William F. Galvin, Mr. Cote was a
persistent force for greater transparency and stringent ethical
standards for public servants.

“He was very consistent in pushing for a more open government,’’ said
his friend and colleague Jay Herod of Cambridge. “If anything, he was
frustrated that he couldn’t do more.’’
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