2026 State Senate Suffolk & Middlesex District
The Massachusetts State Senate has 40 members, with each Senator elected to represent a district consisting of approximately 159,000 Massachusetts residents. As required by the Massachusetts Constitution, the Senate meets every 72 hours, year-round, in either formal or informal session to consider statewide legislation. Senators serve two-year terms, without term limits. The Massachusetts Senate is led by the President of the Senate, who is elected by the members of the body at the beginning of each legislative session. Learn more here https://malegislature.gov/
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William N. Brownsberger
(Dem)
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Brandon Charles Wood
(U)
What legislation would you support to address the rising costs-of-living for any of the following housing, childcare, transportation, utilities and groceries.
Discuss your thoughts on how to best balance energy affordability with the state’s clean energy goals.
How do you propose to make health care more affordable in Massachusetts?
How can the state increase funding to municipalities that have difficulties providing basic needs without Proposition 2 ½ overrides?
How would you propose to ensure the security and independence of state elections in the face of possible interference by federal agents and activists?
How do you plan to protect the legal rights and safety of immigrants and their families?
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We have to address the aliment not the symptom. Supply and Demand must be brought into balance, have to make haste to alter the real estate model and finances of the state
There are a few ways to bring the costs down, current means is working in the opposite direction. Bankrupting citizens. Again if the goal is clean energy than there are other cheap methods nuclear, water turbines etc. Wind data demonstrates it destroys the environment and cost more. Not effective and hazardous, but the right pockets are lined, people believe they are doing the right thing. Sacrifice is a noble cause for the common good but I d argue this isn't one of those cases. Cold fusion is also a good idea but not profitable to the corporations
This is a difficult multi-point question, we have backward dealing between pharmaceutical companies health insurance and providers. Massive overhaul to be blunt
Unfamiliar with prop 2, I don't like to speak out my rear about topics I'm unfamiliar with. Massachusetts economy needs to be revamped to incentivize production. Economic model is a disaster, u can't just keep raising taxes because leadership failures
Sure
This is a loaded question, think we need to protect the rights of American born children and their families. Which is another issue, if the state doesn't protect its own citizens rights what hope do we have to protect non citizens rights. Issue clouded by polarization of views absence of reason
I say this married to a foreign national
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