Rooted in Lowell
Sokhary Chau
Proud Lowellian, husband and father. Settled in the Acre in 1985, currently living in the Highlands neighborhood, the 18th Middlesex District is home. A survivor of the Cambodian Killing Fields, and one of seven children raised by a single mother, his life story is a testament to the strength of the human spirit.
Cofounder of a Downtown Lowell mortgage company, he has helped countless first-time homebuyers realize the American Dream.
Throughout the decades, Sokhary has dedicated his time to local organizations including the Cambodian Mutual Assistance Association (CMAA), the Boys & Girls Club, Saints Memorial Hospital, the Asian American Business Association (AABA), and Cambodia Town, Inc., showcasing his unwavering commitment to the Community.

Proven Results
As Mayor of Lowell:
​Worked with the City Council & City Manager to:
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Invest $9M+ in Parks and Open Spaces
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$939K to Clemente Park and Cambodia Town
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Support Small Businesses with $700K+ in Relief
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Advocate for Energy Efficiency Improvements
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$150K to Charles W. Morey Elementary School​
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As School Committee Chair:
Worked with the School Committee to:
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Restore School Libraries
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Expand Student Opportunities and Field Trips
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Secure Living Wages for Staff
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Ensure Fair and Transparent Hiring
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Improve School Facilities
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Champion Playground Renovations
A Commitment to Serve
“There are fights that can't be won at City Hall - and Lowell needs a fearless voice on Beacon Hill.”
Priorities That Matter
Affordable Housing & Strong Families
Helping families stay in Lowell by expanding affordable housing and supporting first-time homebuyers.
Quality Education for Every Student
Fighting for fair funding to strengthen schools, mental health services, and special education.
Support for Seniors
Ensuring seniors can age with dignity through housing, tax relief, and community support.
Jobs & Economic Opportunity
Small Business Growth
Public Safety & Healthcare
Connecting residents to new jobs and workforce training as Lowell grows.
Helping local businesses thrive with access to funding and fewer barriers.
Investing in first responders, mental health services, and affordable healthcare.


