2024 State House Second Bristol District
The Massachusetts House of Representatives is comprised of 160 members, each representing a district of approximately 40,000 people and each elected for a two-year term. As required by the Massachusetts Constitution, the House meets year-round in either formal or informal sessions to consider legislation. The Massachusetts House is led by the Speaker of the House who is elected by the members of the body at the beginning of each two-year legislative session. Base salary for each representative is approximately $66,256.
Do you support election day voter registration? Why or why not?
What actions should the legislature take to address the climate emergency?
What should the legislature do to increase the supply of affordable and middle-market housing in Massachusetts?
What measures would you support to deal with the needs of the large number of immigrants coming to Massachusetts?
What are your priorities for dealing with transportation statewide and in your district?
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Yes. We need to encourage voter turnout in every election. And I support the resources that would be needed.
The most important is to expand our leadership in offshore wind. Next would be to improve public transportation to deal with our gridlocked roads. And we need to make energy saving changes like solar and heat pumps affordable for both homes and larger buildings.
I am responsible for a new homeless facility in Attleboro with 18 crisis beds and 22 permanent supported housing units, I am working on a housing project for low and middle income seniors. I have filed legislation to protect tenants in manufactured housing parks, and I have filed legislation to limit hedge fund purchases of single family homes.
Congress failed to pass bipartisan legislation that would manage and fund immigration. Homeless families are particularly vulnerable so I support the expansion of resources to help all families.
I have successfully lobbied MBTA to re-open the South Attleboro Commuter Rail Station. Now RIPTA, GATRA, and MBTA meet at the same location allowing people from across the region to commute without using their cars. That, combined with electric locomotives in 2024 and taking cars off a gridlocked I-95 will reduce pollution. It will also allow people to live where they can afford and work where the good paying jobs are.
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