September 3, 2024 (Statewide Primary) and November 5 2024 (General Election).
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MASSACHUSETTS ELECTORAL RACE INDEX*
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PRESIDENT COMPARISON INDEX
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| Former President of the United States of America, real estate developer and TV personality | |||
| Current President of the United States, Former Vice President of the United States, former U.S. Senator from Delaware (1973-2009). Previously ran for President unsuccessfully in 1988 and 2008, the third time ended up being his charm. | |||
| Environmental Lawyer, vaccine skeptic, author, son of the late U.S. Senator Robert F. Kennedy and nephew of the late U.S. President John F. Kennedy. | |||
| Dietrich Bonhoeffer Chair at Union Theological Seminary, former Professor of the Practice of Public Philosophy at Harvard University and Professor Emeritus at Princeton University, Graduated Magna Cum Laude from Harvard University as an undergraduate and obtained his M.A. and Ph.D. in Philosophy at Princeton. Longtime member of the Democratic Socialists of America. |
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President - Massachusetts
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Republican, Palm Beach, FL, Unelected |
 NO! 1 |
NO! 2 |
 NO! 3 |
NO! 4 |
 Maybe 5 |
NO! 6 |
NO! 7 |
This candidate's instincts appear pretty liberal. He sometimes corrects course depending on which advisers he listens to. Voters should hope he listens to the conservative advisors and not his left-wing daughter and son-in-law. See footnotes 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 and 7 |
Democrat, Washington, DC, Incumbent |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
This candidate is no centrist moderate. He is a go-along-to-get-along leftist, plain and simple. At least he recognizes he is a gaffe machine. |
Independent, Los Angeles, CA, Unelected |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
While we agree with this candidate regarding the experimental clot shot and the destructive legacy of coronafascism from 2020-23, conservative voters should be skeptical of his campaign by virtue of his hard-left positions on other key issues. |
Independent, New York, NY, Unelected |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
We can tell this socialist candidate is a Harvard Man because we cannot tell him anything! Our Research Department expects that the Democrat Party will adopt the Cornel West campaign platform as their party platform within 10-20 years |
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VICE PRESIDENT COMPARISON INDEX
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| Current Vice President, Former unsuccessful Presidential candidate, current (junior) U.S. Senator from California, former California Attorney General and former District Attorney of the City and County of San Francisco | |||
| founder and president of Bia-Echo Foundation, which is focused on reproductive longevity & equality, criminal justice reform and a healthy and livable planet. Lawyer and CodeX fellow at Stanford Law School�s Center for Legal Informatics. Ex-wife of Google Founder Sergey Brin |
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Vice President - Massachusetts
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Democrat, San Francisco, CA, Incumbent |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
This candidate is a hard-left ideologue who is devoid of character and integrity. |
Independent, Oakland, CA, Unelected |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
This candidate is a hard-left prog, through, and through, by her own words |
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U.S. SENATOR COMPARISON INDEX
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| Current U.S. Senator from Massachusetts and former Harvard professor. You can tell she is a Harvard Woman because you can't tell her much. | |||
| Current Quincy City Council President, former staffer for Democrat Congressman Stephen Lynch, entrepreneur, businessman and Duke University MBA | |||
| Asbestos Lawyer, Crypto Enthusiast, former U.S. Marine Corps Officer, Book Author (Food Stamp Warrior) |
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U.S. Senator - Massachusetts
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Democrat, Cambridge, Incumbent |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
This candidate is a hard-left ideologue Socialist Democrat. We believe she unethically checked the American Indian/Native American affirmative action quota box to aid the advancement of her career |
Republican, Quincy, Unelected |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
We appreciate the willingness of Arlington RTC Chairwoman Donnarose Russian to write her open letter warning grassroots voters about this progressive opportunist candidate, even if she is doing so to get people to vote for her soft-left candidate choice John Deaton |
Republican, Swansea, Unelected |
 None |
NO! |
NO! |
None |
Maybe |
None |
NO! |
This candidate has an impressive Marine Corps resume but an unimpressive and undeveloped Peace Corps political worldview |
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U.S. CONGRESS COMPARISON INDEX
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| Current Representative, former Springfield Mayor, City Council President and Western MA Co-Chair of the George McGovern 1972 Presidential Campaign | |||
| Current Representative, former staffer for the late U.S. Representative Joe Moakley | |||
| Current Representative, Former Chief of Staff for Former Congressman Marty Meehan | |||
| Current Representative, former Newton City Councilor, former senior manager at Liberty Mutual, former Charlie Baker campaign operative and former Marine Corps Officer | |||
| Current Representative and Assistant Speaker of the House, former State Senator, State Rep and Melrose School Committee Member | |||
| Current Representative, former unsuccessful Presidential Candidate and former Marine Corps Officer | |||
| Current Representative, former Boston City Councilor, former legislative aide for former Senator John Kerry and former Rep Joe Kennedy, II |
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U.S. Congress - 1st District
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Democrat, Springfield, Incumbent |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
This candidate is a hard-left ideologue Democrat. |
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U.S. Congress - 2nd District
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Democrat, Worcester, Incumbent |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
This politician is a hard-left ideologue, Castro-admiring Socialist Democrat. |
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U.S. Congress - 3rd District
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Democrat, Westford, Incumbent |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
This ethically challenged Democrat is a hard-left ideologue, which explains why she sought the Progressive MA endorsement in 2018. |
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U.S. Congress - 4th District
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Democrat, Newton, Incumbent |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
This hard-left ideologue Democrat has a top-tier resume and a bottom-tier statist worldview. |
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U.S. Congress - 5th District
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Democrat, Melrose, Incumbent |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
This candidate is a hard-left ideologue Socialist Democrat. Yes, she was endorsed by the Democratic Socialists of America when she ran for State Senate in 2010. |
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U.S. Congress - 6th District
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Democrat, Salem, Incumbent |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
This candidate is a hard-left ideologue Democrat whose ego and ambition exceeds his integrity and character. |
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U.S. Congress - 7th District
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Democrat, Boston, Incumbent |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
This candidate is a hard-left ideologue Democrat, no wonder why Progressive Massachusetts endorsed her in 2018. |
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STATE SENATOR COMPARISON INDEX
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| Current State Senator, former State Rep, lawyer, former IBEW worker with Verizon, former Massachusetts co-chairman of the Bernie Sanders Presidential Campaign | |||
| Current State Senator, former MA & CT Statewide Director for Socialist Presidential Candidate Bernie Sanders | |||
| Produce Team Member at Stop & Shop, member of the Workers Party (a revolutionary socialist party) | |||
| Current State Senator, former State Rep and owner of a local floor covering business | |||
| Current State Senator, former local Chamber of Commerce President | |||
| Taunton Ward 1 Ward Chairwoman, The proud mother of eight children, Instructional Assistant and ASL Interpreter and former School Committee Candidate | |||
| Senior Paralegal, MA Young Republican National Committee Woman, Taunton City Councilor and Taunton Planning Board Member | |||
| Raynham Selectman, former 8th Plymouth State Rep nominee in 2014, Barnstable County Director of Human Services, former MassHealth Assistant Director, former Executive Director of Pro Home and former staffer for former Rep David Flynn | |||
| Licensed Social Worker, adjunct professor of social work at Bridgewater State University, Taunton City Councilor and member of SEIU Local 509 | |||
| Current State Senator, previously served on the Massachusetts Commission on Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer and Questioning (LGBTQ) Youth | |||
| Automotive Mechanic at his family-owned shop (Alignments Plus Auto Repair) | |||
| Current State Senator, former Lawrence City Councilor, Director of Community Mobilization for the Social Innovation Forum, Adjunct Professor, Lawrence School Committee Member, PoliSci Major | |||
| Current State Senator, former Salem City Council President and Acting Mayor | |||
| Foreman with Atlantic Weatherizing, Former Law Enforcement Officer with the Essex County Sheriff Department and the Office of the Attorney General, former Democrat nominee for Essex County Sheriff in 2010 | |||
| Current State Senator, former State Rep (11th Essex-Lynn), former Lynn City Councilor and former legislative aide to former State Senator (later Lynn Mayor) Thomas McGee | |||
| Current State Senate Minority Leader, former State Rep | |||
| Current State Senator, Former State Senator and State Rep, former unsuccessful candidate for Treasurer | |||
| Current State Senator, former Three Term Springfield City Councilor, Resident Service Coordinator/Property Manager for the Veterans Outreach Center of Massachusetts Inc. and business owner of a marketing and printing company, Brightwood Press. | |||
| Current Ward 4 Springfield City Councilor and Legislative Chief of Staff to Rep. Bud Williams | |||
| Current State Senator, Former State Rep, rear-echelon Reservist Pogue, military veteran and lawyer. Nephew of Retired Judge Peter Velis. | |||
| Current State Senator, former State Rep (7th Hampden District), Assistant Executive Officer of the Massachusetts State Universities Council of Presidents and Ludlow School Committee Member, former Legislative director for then-State Representative Michael Rodrigues and former Ludlow Town Meeting Member | |||
| Current State Senator and Lesbian, former Campaign Director for MoveOn | |||
| Current State Senator, former Lowell Mayor and City Councilor, Sierra Club Member and Democratic State Committee Man | |||
| Businesswoman, wife, mother, grandmother | |||
| Current State Senator, former State Rep, School Committee Member and high school social studies teacher | |||
| Current State Senator, former State Senator and Rep for Cambridge, former gubernatorial candidate | |||
| Current State Senator, former chief of staff to the late State Senator Ken Donnelly, as well as campaign operative for the gubernatorial campaigns of Don Berwick and Deval Patrick | |||
| Current Senate Assistant Majority Whip, former State Rep and Winchester Finance Committee Member | |||
| Current Senate President and former Majority Whip, former Congressional Candidate, former State Rep, former Ashland School Committee Chair and former lawyer for the MWRA and MA Office of Employee Relations | |||
| Current State Senate Assistant Majority Leader, former Everett City Council President and Chief of Staff for former State Senator Anthony Galluccio | |||
| Current State Senator, former State Rep, former campaign manager for former State Senators Bob Durand and Pam Resor | |||
| Current Senate Majority Leader, former Massachusetts Executive Councilor and Newton City Councilor | |||
| Current State Senator, Lawyer, former Quincy City Councilor and Norfolk County Retirement System Executive Director | |||
| Current Milton Selectwoman, Benefits Enrollment Center Manager at the Ecumenical Social Action Committee, former Executive Director of the MA Womens Political Caucus and Legislative Policy Analyst for State Senator Karen Spilka | |||
| Current Democratic State Committee Woman, nurse, former small business owner | |||
| Current State Rep, former Executive Director of NECHAMA, Director of U.S. Operations for All Hands Volunteers and Double Eagle | |||
| Self-Employed Limo Driver, MARA South Chapter Member and statewide Director At-Large, Former Navy Veteran, Substitute Teacher in the Boston Public Schools, former candidate for Braintree Mayor and former write-in candidate for U.S. Senate | |||
| Current State Senator, former Needham Town Meeting Member and Lawyer | |||
| Current State Rep. Former organizer for the Senator Elizabeth Warren campaign 2012 and served as political director for the Maura Healey campaign in 2014, managing a statewide field staff and new media communications for her campaign. Since then he served in various capacities with the Office of Attorney General before his 2016 election as State Rep. | |||
| Former Wareham Public Schools Teacher and Bourne School Committee member | |||
| Current State Rep, former Plymouth Selectman and Administrator at Plymouth Rehabilitation and Health Care Center | |||
| Current State Senator, former State Rep | |||
| Current State Committee Man, Former 7th Plymouth State Representative and unsuccessful candidate for Governor (2022), U.S. Senate (2018) and State Senate (2015) | |||
| Current State Senator and Democratic State Committee Man, former Southie State Rep (4th Suffolk), longtime aide to former Southie State Senator Jack Hart, former field rep for the 2008 Obama-Biden Presidential Campaign. Son of former Charlestown State Rep Jim Collins | |||
| Graphics/Marketing Professional, self-hating Jew who idolizes notorious Jew-haters like Adolf Hitler, Nick Fuentes and Kanye West | |||
| Current State Senator, Former State Rep and former Executive Director of the Hawthorne Youth and Community Center | |||
| Current State Senator, lawyer, Former Boston City Councilor, deputy director within the City of Boston Office of Housing Stability and public interest attorney with Greater Boston Legal Services. | |||
| Current State Senator, former State Rep, Belmont Selectman, Congressional Candidate and a MA Assistant Attorney General | |||
| Current State Senator, former YWCA Chief Operating Officer, former bureaucrat in the Deval Patrick administration, former intern for U.S. Rep Jim McGovern and lifelong Worcester resident | |||
| Current State Senator, Suffolk Law School Student, former Army Captain, also worked at the Harvard Law School Legal Services Center providing legal advocacy to indigent veterans | |||
| Owns and operates four businesses, volunteered his time in various ways, being a Cub Scout Den Leader and coaching Little League and Dek Hockey teams. Additionally, Nick has served as the Central Director of the Statewide Towing Association and sits on the advisory council for the Masonry Department of Montachusett Regional Vocational School. |
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State Senator - Berkshire, Hampshire, Franklin & Hampden
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Democrat, Becket, Incumbent |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
This candidate is a hard-left socialist Democrat, which explains why the Democratic Socialists of America endorsed his first state rep campaign in 2010 |
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State Senator - Bristol & Norfolk
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Democrat, Foxborough, Incumbent |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
This candidate is a hard-left ideologue Socialist Democrat, which explains how Progressive Massachusetts endorsed him last year in his 2017 special election campaign! |
Undeclared, Mansfield, Unelected |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
This candidate is a hard-left revolutionary socialist. |
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State Senator - First Bristol & Plymouth
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Democrat, Westport, Incumbent |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! 57 |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
This candidate is a go-along-to-get-along Bristol County Democratic Establishmentarian. See footnote 57 for more information |
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State Senator - Second Bristol & Plymouth
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Democrat, New Bedford, Incumbent |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
This candidate is a go-along-to-get-along Urban Democrat Machine Establishmentarian. Let us not forget about his role in the probation jobs scandal in which he helped get his then-girlfriend Kelly Manchester a job as a probation officer. |
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State Senator - Third Bristol & Plymouth
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Republican, Taunton, Unelected |
None |
None |
None |
 YES! |
None |
None |
None |
We sent a questionnaire to this candidate to see where she stood on key policy issues but received no reply |
Republican, Taunton, Unelected |
Maybe 38 |
NO! 39 |
NO! 40 |
None |
YES! |
None |
NO! 41 |
When this Establishment Candidate opens her mouth, we can hear the regurgitated talking points of political operative Holly Robichaud. See footnotes 38, 39, 40 and 41. |
Democrat, Raynham, Unelected |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
Maybe |
Maybe |
NO! |
NO! |
This candidate is a go-along-to-get-along Democratic Creature of Government and Politics whose family derives their living from the taxpayers, but at least he filled out the VoteSmart Political Courage Test in 2014 for his unsuccessful State Rep campaign |
Democrat, Taunton, Unelected |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
This hard-left SEIU ideologue shares the same name as former legendary Detroit Lions running back Barry Sanders. In addition, his campaign colors are the same colors as the Detroit Lions football team |
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State Senator - Cape & Islands
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Democrat, Truro, Incumbent |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
This candidate is a hard-left ideologue Socialist Democrat! No wonder why Mass Alliance and Progressive MA endorsed him! |
Republican, Barnstable, Unelected |
YES! |
NO! |
None |
YES! |
YES! |
None |
None |
We sent a questionnaire to this candidate to see where he stood on key policy issues but received no reply |
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State Senator - First Essex
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Democrat, Lawrence, Incumbent |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
This candidate is a hard-left social justice warrior of wokeness |
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State Senator - Second Essex
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Democrat, Salem, Incumbent |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
This candidate is a go-along-to-get-along urban Machine Establishment Democrat. |
Republican, Peabody, Unelected |
 YES! |
YES! |
Maybe 56 |
YES! |
YES! |
YES! |
None |
This candidate does his best to demonstrate conservative values as reported by PAC Questionnaires and social media souces. See footnote 56 regarding our conversation with him about equal protection for preborn and born |
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State Senator - Third Essex
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Democrat, Lynn, Incumbent |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
This candidate gained an endorsement from Mass Alliance (affiliate organization of the Boston Chapter of the Democratic Socialists of America) |
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State Senator - First Essex & Middlesex
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Republican, Gloucester, Incumbent |
NO! 58 |
NO! 59 |
NO! 60 |
NO! 57 |
Maybe 61 |
NO! 62 |
NO! |
This candidate has a booming public speaking voice, but his voting record is as Establishment as it gets! Also, see footnotes 57, 58, 59 , 60, 61 and 62 for more info. |
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State Senator - Second Essex & Middlesex
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Democrat, Andover, Incumbent |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
This candidate is a hard-left ideologue Democrat which explains why he sought the Progressive MA endorsement in his 2014 run for Treasurer. |
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State Senator - Hampden
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Democrat, Springfield, Incumbent |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
This former Latin Kings groupie and possible gangbanger is a hard-left ideologue social justice warrior. No wonder why the socialists at Mass Alliance and Progressive Massachusetts endorsed him |
Democrat, Springfield, Unelected |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
We are going to apply the scores earned by Rep. Bud Williams to his Chief of Staff Malo Brown |
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State Senator - Hampden & Hampshire
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Democrat, Westfield, Incumbent |
NO! 63 |
NO! |
NO! 64 |
NO! 65 |
Maybe |
NO! |
NO! |
This candidate is a go-along-to-get-along Establishment Democrat whose values are eerily similar to the hard-left worldview of the Progressive Democrats of Massachusetts. See footnotes 63, 64, 65 & 66. |
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State Senator - Hampden, Hampshire & Worcester
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Democrat, Ludlow, Incumbent |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
This candidate has an impressive resume, a content-free website and a voting record that demonstrates that he is a hard-left ideologue who has spent his entire life in the governmental schooling bubble |
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State Senator - Hampshire, Franklin & Worcester
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Democrat, Northampton, Incumbent |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
This candidate is a hard-left ideologue Democrat lesbian, which explains how she sought the Progressive Massachusetts endorsement in 2018 |
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State Senator - First Middlesex
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Democrat, Lowell, Incumbent |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
This candidate is a hard-left ideologue Democrat greenie, which explains why he sought the Progressive Massachusetts endorsement in 2018 |
Republican, Lowell, Unelected |
YES! |
None |
None |
YES! |
YES! |
None |
YES! |
We sent a questionnaire to this candidate to see where she stood on key policy issues but received no reply. |
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State Senator - Second Middlesex
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Democrat, Somerville, Incumbent |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
This candidate is a hard-left, ideologue Socialist Democrat. Yes, she was endorsed by the Democratic Socialists of America in her 2010 reelection campaign for State Senate. |
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State Senator - Third Middlesex
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Democrat, Lexington, Incumbent |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
This candidate is a hard-left ideologue Democrat, no wonder why Mass Alliance (affiliate organization of the Boston Chapter of the Democratic Socialists of America) endorsed him in 2012. |
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State Senator - Fourth Middlesex
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Democrat, Arlington, Incumbent |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
This candidate is a hard-left ideologue Democrat, which explains why she and her special election opponent Sean Garballey both pursued the Progressive MA endorsement in the 2017 open State Senate election |
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State Senator - Fifth Middlesex
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Democrat, Winchester, Incumbent |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
This candidate is a hard-left ideologue Socialist Democrat. Yes, he was endorsed by the Democratic Socialists of America in his 2010 State Rep reelection campaign. |
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State Senator - Middlesex & Norfolk
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Democrat, Ashland, Incumbent |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
This candidate is a go-along-to-get-along Establishment Democrat, with latent hard-left ideologue tendencies. |
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State Senator - Middlesex & Suffolk
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Democrat, Everett, Incumbent |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
This candidate is a hard-left ideologue Democrat, no wonder why he scored the Mass Alliance endorsement in his 2010 election(s). |
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State Senator - Middlesex & Worcester
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Democrat, Acton, Incumbent |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
This candidate is a hard-left ideologue Socialist Democrat. Yes, he was endorsed by the Democratic Socialists of America in his 2010 State Senate reelection campaign. |
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State Senator - Norfolk & Middlesex
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Democrat, Newton, Incumbent |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
This candidate is a hard-left, ideologue Socialist Democrat. Yes, she was endorsed by the Democratic Socialists of America in her 2010 reelection campaign for State Senate. |
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State Senator - Norfolk & Plymouth
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Democrat, Quincy, Incumbent |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
This candidate is a go-along-to-get-along Establishment Democrat Creature of Government & Politics, with latent hard-left voting tendencies |
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State Senator - Norfolk, Plymouth & Bristol
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Democrat, Milton, Unelected |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
Our Co-Founders were surprised that her website is so content-free, given her reputation as an anti-Israel, pro-Arab irredentist prog during her tenure on the Milton Select Board |
Democrat, Randolph, Unelected |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
This candidate is a hard-left, ideologue Democrat who put outgoing State Senator Walter Timilty through a #StruggleSession in 2022 because she felt he was too male, stale and pale |
Democrat, Milton, Unelected |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
We thought this candidate was a go-along-to-get-along Norfolk County Machine Democrat, but he exposed himself as a hard-left Democrat ideologue when he joined the MA House Progressive Caucus |
Republican, Braintree, Unelected |
YES! |
YES! |
YES! |
YES! |
YES! |
YES! |
YES! |
This candidate demonstrates his commitment to conservative values and representing the people against the socialistic political class. |
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State Senator - Norfolk, Worcester & Middlesex
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Democrat, Needham, Incumbent |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
This candidate is a hard-left ideologue Socialist Democrat. No wonder why Progressive Massachusetts and Mass Alliance (affiliate organization of the Boston Chapter of the Democratic Socialists of America) endorsed her. |
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State Senator - Plymouth & Barnstable
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Democrat, Falmouth, Unelected |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
This candidate is a hard-left ideologue Democrat, which explains how he scored a 2016 endorsement from Mass Alliance (affiliate organization of the Boston Chapter of the Democratic Socialists of America). |
Republican, Bourne, Unelected |
YES! |
NO! 46 |
None |
YES! |
YES! |
YES! |
None |
This candidate does her best to demonstrate conservative values on most issues, but seems to be all things to all people on moral issues. See footnote 46. |
Republican, Plymouth, Unelected |
NO! 47 |
NO! 48 |
NO! 49 |
Maybe 50 |
Maybe 51 |
NO! 52 |
NO! |
This candidate is as Establishment as it gets! See footnotes 47, 48, 49, 50, 51 and 52 for more information |
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State Senator - Second Plymouth & Norfolk
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Democrat, Brockton, Incumbent |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
Brady was arrested for driving while under the influence of alcohol in 2018. Brady co-sponsored 8 bills out of 16 that Progressive Massachusetts endorsed in 2019-2020 in an unsuccessful effort to ward off primaries by a hard-left black or Latino challenger, but managed to win renomination in 2020 & 2022. |
Republican, Whitman, Unelected |
Maybe 8 |
NO! 9 |
Maybe 10 |
YES! 11 |
Maybe 12 |
NO! 13 |
Maybe 14 |
This candidate tries to be all things to all people & became an Undocumented Establishmentarian to try advance his political career. See footnotes 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13 and 14 |
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State Senator - First Suffolk
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Democrat, Boston, Incumbent |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
This candidate is a go-along-to-get-along Democrat Creature of Government & Politics who spent most of his adult life in the cocoon of taxpayer-funded governmental or political jobs. |
Republican, Boston, Unelected |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
To paraphrase the December 13, 2023 email blast of the Boston Broadside, Kauffman appears to be "just another of several strange candidates who appear to be running to destroy one party in Massachusetts from the inside based on the fact that she is a self-hating Jew who hates Israel and loves Jew-haters such as Kanye West, Nick Fuentes and Adolf Hitler". Unfortunately for serious conservatives, the Democrats Ending With An R after their names used Kauffman to discredit conservative grassroots reformers and the conservative grassroots reform agenda. |
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State Senator - Second Suffolk
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Democrat, Boston, Incumbent |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
This candidate is a hard-left Democrat ideologue, which explains how she won an endorsement from Mass Alliance (affiliate of the Boston Chapter of the Democratic Socialists of America) and why she sought the Progressive Massachusetts endorsement in 2018 and 2022 |
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State Senator - Third Suffolk
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Democrat, Boston, Incumbent |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
This candidate is a hard-left, ideologue Social Justice Warrior who earned an endorsement from Progressive Massachusetts in the 2021 Special State Senate Election |
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State Senator - Suffolk & Middlesex
- |
Democrat, Belmont, Incumbent |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
This candidate is a hard-left ideologue Socialist Democrat. Yes, he was endorsed by the Democratic Socialists of America in his 2010 State Rep reelection campaign. |
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State Senator - First Worcester
- |
Democrat, Worcester, Incumbent |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
This candidate is a hard-left ideologue Democrat, no wonder why Mass Alliance (affiliate organization of the Democratic Socialists of America) and Progressive MA endorsed her campaign. |
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State Senator - Worcester & Middlesex
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Democrat, Fitchburg, Incumbent |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
This candidate has an impressive resume but outed himself as a hard-left ideologue Democrat in an October 2020 debate after running a content-free campaign |
Republican, Leominster, Unelected |
YES! |
NO! |
None |
None |
None |
None |
NO! |
This candidate has an impressive resume, but is running a content-free campaign in an effort to be all-things-to-all-people. His December 2023 donation to hard-left Democrat lesbian Governor Maura Healey should perplex voters, given that it was less than a month before he pulled papers with the OCPF to run as a Republican? |
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STATE REPRESENTATIVE COMPARISON INDEX
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| Current State Rep, 2 Term Dennis Selectman, former staffer for Senator John Kerry and Mo Cowan, executive officer of the nonprofit Home Builders & Remodelers Association of Cape Cod Inc. | |||
| Current State Rep, former NABO and IBF Welterweight Champion of the World, former small business owner. | |||
| co-founder and Chair of Save Greater Dowses Beach. Susanne has a B.A. from Framingham State University, a Master's from Brandeis University, and a Doctorate from UMass Boston. She has 20 years of service in Massachusetts public higher education. ?She's married to husband Robert and they have one child and four grandchildren. | |||
| Certified organic farmer, Chair of the Orleans Select Board, as well as serving on the Affordable Housing Trust | |||
| CEO of the Homeless Prevention Council, a nonprofit serving communities from Harwich to Provincetown, Chair, Barnstable County Regional Network on Homelessness Policy Board | |||
| Current State Rep, former teachers union rep | |||
| Current State Rep, Taunton School Committee Member, retired Northeastern University School of Education Director of Professional Development, former Massachusetts Teachers Association President, former guidance counselor and elementary school teacher. | |||
| Current State Rep, former Executive Councilor | |||
| Current State Rep and attorney | |||
| Current State Rep, lawyer, former intern for the District Attorney of Bristol County as well as State Senator Mark Montigny | |||
| Current State Rep, former public school teacher and unsuccessful mayor candidate. | |||
| Current State Rep, former North Attleborough Town Councilor and social services organization office assistant, former North Attleborough Teenage Republican, Representative Town Meeting Member and School Committee Member | |||
| Current State Rep, President of the board of the Massachusetts Women's Political Caucus, former business research publisher and freelance technology writer | |||
| Current State Rep, former Haverhill City Councilor, intern for the MA Legislature, White House and U.S. Embassy and PoliSci Major | |||
| Current State Rep, former attorney, Congressional aide for Joe Kennedy, II, legislative aide for State Senator Bruce Tarr and Executive Director of the Massachusetts Fisheries Recovery Commission. | |||
| Current State Rep, lawyer and Army Reserve Major, former assistant city solicitor for Beverly and Salem | |||
| Current State Rep, Former Advocacy Director for Latinos for Education, Salem School Committee Member and former legislative aide | |||
| Current State Rep, Founder of ElectBlue, a grassroots political group dedicated to electing Democrats to the US House and Senate, professional speechwriter, former Congressional staffer and alumnus of the Harvard Kennedy School of Government | |||
| Current State Rep (9th Essex) and State Committee Man (Third Essex), owner of the Kowloon Chinese Restaurant and former Chair of the Saugus Board of Selectmen | |||
| Current State Rep and lawyer, former lobbyist, Lynn City Councilor and School Committee member | |||
| Lynn City Councilor-At-Large and Child Support Enforcement Specialist at the Massachusetts Department of Revenue | |||
| Lifelong Lynn resident, Lynn School Committee Member and Legislative Director to State Senator Brendan Crighton | |||
| Current State Rep, former State Rep (1987-1995), decided not to seek reelection in 1994 after paying a fine to the ethics commission for improperly taking gratuities from insurance company lobbyists. | |||
| Current 13th Essex State Rep, also previously served from 1991-97, Danvers Finance Committee Member, former Danvers Town Meeting Member | |||
| Current State Rep, Law Partner at Prince Lobel | |||
| Current State Rep, community volunteer, former Methuen city councilor, and staff member for Methuen Mayor Neil Perry and Congresswoman Lori Trahan | |||
| Current State Rep, Lawyer, Founder of Madison Tax LLC, Madison Mortgage Inc, Jackson Enterprise- DBA Heavenly Donuts, Jackson Madison LLC, and Paulino Enterprise LLC | |||
| Current State Rep, realtor, former Lawrence City Council President | |||
| Current State Rep and former legal aid attorney | |||
| Current State Rep and State Committee Man (Berkshire, Hampden, Franklin & Hampshire) , former police officer, financial professional and Southwick Selectman | |||
| Current State Rep, former legislative aide to retired State Rep Aaron Vega, Union for Radical Political Economics, University of Massachusetts sociology professor | |||
| Current State Rep, former West Springfield City Councilor | |||
| Current State Rep, Chicopee High School Educator, former Staff Sergeant in the U.S. Air Force and former Veterans Director for Congressman Richard Neal | |||
| Current State Representative, former Springfield City Councilor and former legislative aide | |||
| Current State Rep, Founder of the Massachusetts Latino Chamber of Commerce, Former CEO of Nueva Esperanza, former legislative aide for former State Rep Steven Buonoconti, former Springfield Mayoral Deputy Chief of Staff and former social worker for DCF | |||
| Current State Rep, former Springfield City Councilor | |||
| Former convict turned educator, mentor and father, former unsuccessful mayoral candidate in 2015, former unsuccesful city council candidate in 2019 and former campaign manager for hard-left State Senator Adam Gomez | |||
| Current State Rep, Business consultant, former Chairwoman of the Pepperell Select Board | |||
| Current State Rep and former PoliSci Major | |||
| Current State Rep, lesbian | |||
| Current State Rep, lawyer and former legislative aide to former Democrat State Rep Steven LeDuc | |||
| Current State Rep, former Middlesex County Assistant District Attorney | |||
| Current State Rep, Former Chair of the Framingham School Committee, entrepreneur, immigrant and community activist | |||
| Current State Rep, founder of OUT MetroWest and an ordained minister in the Unitarian Universalist Church | |||
| Sales division of Yale Appliance, trustee of the Ashland Affordable Housing Trust, volunteers at the MetroWest YMCA and Clear Path for Veterans New England, and supports Advocates Framingham, a vital organization dedicated to addiction recovery and community justice. Additionally, he is an active member of the Ashland Democratic Town Committee. | |||
| Current State Rep, Former Candidate for Lt. Governor (2014), former USDA Northeast Regional Administrator, Former Holliston Democratic Town Committee Chair, member of the Massachusetts Farmers Markets Board of Directors | |||
| Current State Rep, former Watertown Town Councilor | |||
| MBA receipient from the Kelley School of Business at Indiana University, City of Newton Financial Audit Advisory Committee member, Principal Staff Auditor at Raytheon Technologies and member of the DEI Leadership team at Raytheon | |||
| Supervising Consumer Specialist with the Consumer Advocacy and Response Team at the Massachusetts Attorney General�s Office, Founder of the Newton Community news website Fig City News, former Newton City Councilor and unsuccessful mayoral candidate | |||
| Current Newton City Councilor (Ward 5, Waban), Chairman of Progressive Newton | |||
| Owns and operates a real estate appraisal and consulting business, Newton City Councilor, member of the Temple Beth Avodah Executive Board | |||
| Physician, Lawyer, former Newton City Councilor (2012-19) and former staffer for the late former New York Congressman James Scheuer | |||
| Current State Rep, Lawyer and Sudbury Democratic Town Committee Vice Chairman | |||
| Current State Rep, Lawyer, former Special Education Teacher in Harlem and founder of Harlem Lacrosse | |||
| Current State Rep, self-employed consultant, former Vice Chair of the Lexington Board of Selectmen and former President of the Metro Area Planning Council | |||
| Current State Rep, Former Assistant Regional Manager for the Massachusetts Department of Conservation and Recreation and Lowell Housing Authority Commissioner, EPA Budget Analyst, Lowell City Councilor and Mayor | |||
| Current State Rep, former Chief of External and Government Relations at the Lowell Community Health Cente and former staffer for former Congresswoman Niki Tsongas, the Middlesex DA and the Suffolk DA | |||
| Lifelong Lowell resident, owns and Operates a moving and maintenance business, longtime member of the Massachusetts Pirate Party | |||
| Current State Rep, owner of an acupressure therapy business | |||
| Cambodian immigrant, Program Coordinator at Project LEARN, Board Member of the Cambodian Mutual Assistance Association and BS in PoliSci at Umass-Lowell | |||
| Registered Architect with a license to practice in six (6) states: New York, New Jersey, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Vermont, and New Hampshire. He is the Principal of Fused Studios P.C., a small firm designing projects for residential, commercial, government, and non-profit clients. | |||
| Dracut Health Director, former Lowell Code Inspector, former unsuccessful candidate for State Rep in 2014 & 2016 and Lowell City Council in 2019 and 2021 | |||
| Current State Rep, Former legislative aide for the late Rep Miceli | |||
| Former Inside Sales Manager with EdenRed and Regional Sales Director at Clearent | |||
| Current State Rep and lawyer | |||
| Current State Rep, former Arlington School Committee Member and Town Meeting Member | |||
| Current State Rep, Former Clinton White House bureaucrat, congressional staffer to Rep Eva Clayton (D-NC) and lawyer | |||
| Current State Rep, former Cambridge City Councilor, teacher and legislative aide to the late State Rep Alice Wolf | |||
| Union leader, pro-democracy organizer, and a Harvard teaching fellow. | |||
| Current State Rep, attorney, a community organizer, a proud progressive Democrat and former member of the Democratic Socialists of America. | |||
| Current State Rep, Organizer, antitrust economist, democratic socialist, and a proud daughter of a single mother | |||
| Current State Rep and Democratic State Committee Member, Former Watertown Democratic Town Committee Chairman, transportation consultant at IHS Markit and native of Albany, NY | |||
| Current State Rep and former Woburn City Council President, grandson of Woburn Daily Times Founder J.D. Haggerty, General Manager of Middlesex East Publications and PoliSci Major | |||
| Current State Rep and lawyer | |||
| Current State Rep, former Chief Legal Counsel at the Massachusetts Executive Office of Education and former Melrose City Councilor | |||
| Current State Rep, former Malden City Councilor and School Committee Member | |||
| Current State Rep, former health policy analyst and legislative staffer who helped draft RomneyCare | |||
| Current State Rep, Won 2020 Special Election, Former District Director for ultra-left ideologue Democrat State Senator Jamie Eldridge and PoliSci Major | |||
| Current State Rep, former Quincy City Councilor | |||
| Chairperson, Joint Committee on Consumer Protection and Professional Licensure | |||
| Speaker of the House. Number 1 Democrat in the Statehouse. Former Majority Whip | |||
| Current State Rep and lawyer, former Suffolk County Assistant District Attorney and Massachusetts Appeals Court Judicial Clerk | |||
| Current State Rep, former assistant to the Mayor of Braintree and PoliSci Major. Cusack was caught with Auditor Diana DiZoglio in an unlit House chamber during an after-hours party in 2011 when she served as a legislative aide to former Rep Paul Adams | |||
| Current State Rep, Insurance Broker and member of the Canton Board of Assessors | |||
| Corrections Officer, former member of the Milton Warrant Committee, Milton Democratic Town Committee and Milton Representative for The Blue Hills Regional School Committee Member who founded The Diversity and Justice Coalition in 2021 | |||
| Owns and operates Beantown USA (FKA Beantown Athletics), Beantown USA prides itself on being the only in-house union screen printer in the city of Boston | |||
| Milton Selectman, former Milton Police Chief, lifelong Milton resident and member of the Copeland Family Foundation board | |||
| Current State Rep, former Staff Director for retired Representative Lou Kafka and Sharon Democratic Town Committee Vice Chairman | |||
| Current State Rep, former Franklin Town Councilor, School Committee Member and Franklin Democratic Town Committee Chair | |||
| Assistant Education Manager at the National Medical Education & Training Center in West Bridgewater, former Hockey Coach, Franklin Firefighter, and light infantry squad leader in the U.S. Army. | |||
| Current State Rep and owner of the Dedham Community Theatre | |||
| Current State Rep, former Wellesley Town Clerk | |||
| Current State Rep, Ex-Oficio Town Meeting Member and Constable. Former Field Director and Advisor to the 2015 and 2018 Brookline pro-override tax increase campaigns | |||
| Current State Rep, former Town of Hull Selectwoman, lawyer and former Executive Director for the Massachusetts Appleseed Center for Law and Justice, Inc | |||
| Current State Rep, Former Ensign, US Naval Reserves and son of former State Representative Maryanne Lewis (D-11th Norfolk) | |||
| Current State Rep and State Committee Man (First Plymouth & Norfolk), former Norwell Selectman, Retired Army Paratroop Officer, BU Metropolitan College Instructor. | |||
| Past member of the Select Boards in Pembroke and Hanson, the Planning Board in Pembroke, and various other committees; at the regional level on the Old Colony Planning Council and the Plymouth County Advisory Board; and at the state level as a staff member of the Joint Committee on Labor and Workforce Development | |||
| Small business owner-operator, former financial advisor, member of the Pembroke and Marshfield Chamber of Commerce, South Shore Chamber of Commerce, and South Shore Women's Business Network | |||
| Lab technician, former fingerprint examiner for the St. Louis Police Department, Current member of the Town of Hanson Economic Development Committee and Capital Improvement Committee, brother of NHL Columbus Blue Jackets Defenseman Billy Sweezey | |||
| Director of the Braintree Contributory Retirement System, Former Bridgewater Town Council President, Selectman and Former Assistant Treasurer of Plymouth County | |||
| Current Plymouth County Commissioner and GOP State Committee Woman, 2016 State Senate nominee, former Bridgewater Town Councilor and elected member of the Bridgewater Board of Health | |||
| Brockton City Councilor, moved to Brockton from Haiti after the 2010 earthquake, former staff member for State Senator Michael D. Brady of Brockton and currently works within the Office of the Massachusetts State Auditor, Suzanne M. Bump. | |||
| Payroll Director for the Commonwealth of Massachusetts | |||
| Lifelong Brockton resident, former starting varsity softball pitcher at Fontbonne Academy and long-time legislative aide/Chief of Staff to retiring Democrat Rep Gerard Cassidy | |||
| Current State Rep, former Brockton City Councilor | |||
| Current State Rep, lawyer, real estate agent, PoliSci Major and Brockton City Councilor | |||
| Brockton resident who owns several businesses in the city, received the 2021 Black Excellence on the Hill Award from the Massachusetts Black and Latino Legislative Caucus, former Brockton City Council candidate in 2009 and former Brockton Mayoral runner up in 2023 | |||
| Current State Rep, former Vice-Chair of the Kingston Board of Selectmen | |||
| Lobsterman, former stockbroker, younger brother of State Rep Joan Meschino (3rd Plymouth) | |||
| Current State Rep, former Chief of Staff for former State Rep Carlo Basile, and former intern for US Senator Kirsten Gillibrand and Boston City Hall | |||
| Current State Rep, former district representative for Chelsea and Charlestown for former Congressman Michael Capuano | |||
| Current State Rep, former Constituent Services Director to House Speaker Sal DiMasi (before his conviction) | |||
| Current State Rep, Lawyer, Double Eagle (BC & BC Law), former intern for Congressman Stephen Lynch, former staffer for State Rep (now State Senator) Nick Collins and 4th generation Southie resident | |||
| Current State Rep, Community organizer, former Constituent Services Director and Community Outreach Liaison in the Massachusetts State Senate | |||
| Current State Rep, former case worker for federal inmates and former legislative aide for a MA State Senator | |||
| Two-time National Track and Field Champion at the University of Arkansas, represented the USA in international and national competitions while competing in the US Olympics trials, entrepreneur and business owner of Global Language Experts | |||
| Current State Rep and attorney | |||
| Self identified autistic woman, passionate activist for disability rights, long history serving on boards, cooperatives and activist groups | |||
| Current State Rep, long-time consultant in the Greater Boston business community and affordable housing advocate | |||
| Current State Rep, former Chief of Staff to Boston City Councilor Matthew Omalley | |||
| Current State Rep, lifelong Chelsea resident. Former Chelsea City Councilor, Communications Manager for The Neighborhood Developers, bilingual specialist with Health Care for All. | |||
| Current State Rep, Mattapan-based nonprofit leader and attorney | |||
| Current State Rep and attorney, former bureaucrat at the DCR | |||
| Boston Public Schools Chief of Staff, former Boston City Councilor and unsuccessful mayoral candidate | |||
| Organizing Director at Greenroots, Former Community Organizer with the JPNDC, self-described gender queer | |||
| Current State Rep, former Revere City Councilor | |||
| Current State Rep, earned a Masters of Public Administration from the Harvard Kennedy School of Government | |||
| Current State Rep. He and his brother agreed to a nearly $1 Million joint settlement to avoid going to court to avoid going to court to face a civil suit by a disabled relative they were accused of bilking out of money. | |||
| Current State Rep. Prior to entering politics, Turco owned and operated a law firm. He also served as a special sheriff and superintendent of the Worcester County Sheriff's Office. | |||
| Current State Rep, Former Fitchburg City Council President, unsuccessful candidate for State Senate in 2017, former director of major gifts at the Northeastern University College of Professional Studies and PoliSci Major | |||
| Current State Rep, PoliSciMajor, lawyer, lesbian and former executive director of a QUANGO | |||
| Vice Chairman of the Leominster School Committee, Regional Human Resource Generalist | |||
| Current Assistant House Republican Whip and Current Republican State Committee Man | |||
| Thirty-three years as a military Reservist in the USANG, USAFR, USNR, USMC. Public school and Community College teacher. Elected and served four three-year terms, on Millbury Planning Board | |||
| Current State Rep, former Milford Selectman and School Committee Member | |||
| Current State Rep, Former Legislative Director for retired State Rep Hank Naughton, evening law student at Suffolk University Law School | |||
| Current State Rep and former local business owner | |||
| Current State Rep, former social worker for the DCF | |||
| Current State Rep, former Executive Director of the Pleasant Street Neighborhood Network Center (PSNNC) for twelve years and founder of the Progressive Democrats of Massachusetts | |||
| Current State Rep, former Community Outreach Worker for the Juvenile Public Defenders office, former Political Director for Lt. Gov. Tim Murray overseeing the campaign committee and former Director of Policy and Assistant Chief of Staff to Worcester Mayor Joe Petty. | |||
| Current State Rep, former Political Operative and bureaucrat | |||
| Current State Rep, 20-year Member of the Massachusetts Democratic State Committee, Local Community Activist and volunteer |
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State Representative - 1st Barnstable
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Democrat, Dennis, Incumbent |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
It was bad enough for voters that Flanagan has a hard-left voting record and worldview, but his scandalous actions involving his campaign mailings from his 2022 campaign would have earned him an induction into the VoteCoreValues Wall of Shame 10 years ago |
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State Representative - 2nd Barnstable
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Democrat, Barnstable, Incumbent |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
This candidate has a very impressive resume and high-energy personality, but has a hard-left voting record. |
Republican, Barnstable, Unelected |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
NO! |
This credentialed candidate is crafting a content-free campaign in an effort to be all things to all people. |
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State Representative - 4th Barnstable
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Democrat, Orleans, Unelected |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
This candidate looks like a hard-left ideologue Democrat Prog |
Democrat, Orleans, Unelected |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
This candidate has an impressive resume, but possesses a hard-left-wing Democrat worldview due to her experience in the non-profit and government sector as well as her graduate degree from Harvard |
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State Representative - 2nd Bristol
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Democrat, Attleboro, Incumbent |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
This candidate is a hard-left ideologue Socialist Democrat, which explains why Progressive Massachusetts and Mass Alliance (affiliate organization of the Boston Chapter of the Democratic Socialists of America) endorsed him |
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State Representative - 3rd Bristol
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Democrat, Taunton, Incumbent |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
This legislator is a hard-left ideologue Democrat. No wonder why the socialists at Mass Alliance endorsed her. |
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State Representative - 6th Bristol
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Democrat, Fall River, Incumbent |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
This candidate is an old school, urban, go-along-to-get-along Machine Democrat Establishmentarian |
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State Representative - 9th Bristol
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Democrat, Dartmouth, Incumbent |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
Maybe |
NO! |
NO! |
This candidate is an old school, go-along-to-get-along Bristol County Machine Establishment Democrat |
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State Representative - 11th Bristol
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Democrat, New Bedford, Incumbent |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
Mass Alliance (affiliate organization of the Boston Chapter of the Democratic Socialists of America) endorsed this hard-left ideologue Democrat in his first campaign in 2018 |
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State Representative - 13th Bristol
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Democrat, New Bedford, Incumbent |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
This candidate is a card-carrying member of the hard-left MA House Progressive Caucus |
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State Representative - 14th Bristol
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Democrat, North Attleborough, Incumbent |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
This candidate is a hard-left ideologue Democrat who engages in sexually abominable behaviours and finally landed an endorsement from the socialists at Progressive Mass for the 2020 general election after they declined to endorse in the primary |
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State Representative - 1st Essex
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Democrat, Newburyport, Incumbent |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
This candidate is another hard-left ideologue Democrat. Someone please tell her that the previous Rep Kelcourse and the 2022 GOP nominee Fitzwater are almost as left-wing as her. |
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State Representative - 3rd Essex
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Democrat, Haverhill, Incumbent |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
This candidate has spent his entire life in the cocoon of school & government, which directly contributed to his left-wing voting record. It is no surprise he joined the hard-left MA House Progressive Caucus |
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State Representative - 5th Essex
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Democrat, Gloucester, Incumbent |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
This candidate is a hard-left ideologue Democrat. VoteCoreValues gave her a Pinocchio award for trying to RUN away from her votes, and for all her whining when MassFiscal Alliance went and published her voting records on multiple roll calls. |
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State Representative - 6th Essex
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Democrat, Beverly, Incumbent |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
From VoteCoreValues archives: Very well known and liked veteran who was born and raised in Beverly, but who has an absolutely Horrific record on taxes and spending and supporting money for illegals. |
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State Representative - 7th Essex
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Democrat, Salem, Incumbent |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
This candidate is a hard-left ideologue Democrat |
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State Representative - 8th Essex
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Democrat, Marblehead, Incumbent |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
You can tell this hard-left Democrat is a Harvard woman because you cannot tell her much. We expected her to join the hard-left House Progressive Caucus since she sought the endorsement of Progressive Massachusetts in 2022 and she helped our prediction come true |
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State Representative - 9th Essex
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Republican, Saugus, Incumbent |
NO! 15 |
NO! 16 |
NO! 17 |
NO! 18 |
Maybe 19 |
NO! 20 |
NO! |
This candidate is as Establishment as it gets! Also see footnotes 15, 16, 17, 18 , 19 and 20 for more information |
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State Representative - 10th Essex
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Democrat, Lynn, Incumbent |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
This candidate is a go-along-to-get-along left-wing Democrat |
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State Representative - 11th Essex
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Democrat, Lynn, Unelected |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
This candidate is a hard-left ideologue Prog PoliSci Major, no wonder why he earned a municipal rising stars endorsement from Mass Alliance in 2017 and 2019. |
Democrat, Lynn, Unelected |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
We applied scores earned by State Senator Brendan Crighton to Reid since Reid serves as Legislative Director for Crighton |
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State Representative - 12th Essex
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Democrat, Peabody, Incumbent |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
This candidate is a go-along-to-get-along left-wing Establishment Democrat |
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State Representative - 13th Essex
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Democrat, Danvers, Incumbent |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
This candidate is a left-wing ideologue Democrat |
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State Representative - 14th Essex
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Democrat, North Andover, Incumbent |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
This candidate is a left-wing Democrat who knows that she has to appear to be centrist in her district |
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State Representative - 15th Essex
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Democrat, Methuen, Incumbent |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
This candidate is a go-along-to-get-along left-wing Democrat |
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State Representative - 16th Essex
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Democrat, Lawrence, Incumbent |
NO! |
None |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
This candidate has an impressive resume, but ran a campaign light on substantiative policy content and has developed a go-along-to-get-along left-wing Democrat voting record while serving in the MA House. |
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State Representative - 17th Essex
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Democrat, Lawrence, Incumbent |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
This candidate is a go-along-to-get-along left-wing Democrat Establishmentarian, who managed to draw a hard-left Jacobin primary opponent in 2020 despite sponsoring 10 hard-left legislative bills endorsed by Progressive Mass. |
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State Representative - 18th Essex
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Democrat, Andover, Incumbent |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
This candidate is a hard-left ideologue Socialist Democrat, which explains why Progressive Massachusetts and Mass Alliance endorsed her |
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State Representative - 3rd Hampden
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Republican, Southwick, Incumbent |
YES! 21 |
Maybe 22 |
Maybe 23 |
Maybe 24 |
YES! |
Maybe 25 |
NO! 26 |
This candidate is trying to be all things to all people. See footnotes See footnotes 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, and 26 |
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State Representative - 5th Hampden
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Democrat, Holyoke, Incumbent |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
This candidate is a hard-left ideologue who succeeded her hard-left ideologue boss Rep. Aaron Vega. No wonder why the socialists at Mass Alliance endorsed her campaign in 2020. |
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State Representative - 6th Hampden
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Democrat, West Springfield, Incumbent |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
This candidate is a go-along-to-get-along Establishment Democrat. |
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State Representative - 8th Hampden
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Democrat, Chicopee, Incumbent |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
YES! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
This candidate is a hard-left ideologue Democrat who earned the 2022 endorsement from the socialists at Mass Alliance |
| -
State Representative - 9th Hampden
- |
Democrat, Springfield, Incumbent |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
This candidate is a hard-left ideologue who succeeded her hard-left ideologue boss Rep. Aaron Vega. No wonder why the socialists at Mass Alliance endorsed her campaign in 2020. |
| -
State Representative - 10th Hampden
- |
Democrat, Springfield, Incumbent |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
This candidate is a card-carrying member of the hard-left MA House Progressive Caucus |
| -
State Representative - 11th Hampden
- |
Democrat, Springfield, Incumbent |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
This candidate scored an endorsement from Mass Alliance (affiliated organization of the Boston Chapter of the Democratic Socialists of America in 2016) |
Democrat, Springfield, Unelected |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
We are inclined to apply the scores earned by Adam Gomez to Mr. McKnight by virtue of Mr. McKnight serving as the former campaign manager to Adam Gomez |
| -
State Representative - 1st Middlesex
- |
Democrat, Pepperell, Incumbent |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
This candidate is a hard-left ideologue. |
| -
State Representative - 2nd Middlesex
- |
Democrat, Westford, Incumbent |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
We thought this candidate was a garden-variety go-along-to-get-along left-wing Democrat, but he revealed himself as a hard-left ideologue in the 2019-2020 legislative session |
| -
State Representative - 3rd Middlesex
- |
Democrat, Stow, Incumbent |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
This candidate scored a 2008 endorsement from Mass Alliance (affiliate organization of the Boston Chapter of the Democratic Socialists of America) |
| -
State Representative - 4th Middlesex
- |
Democrat, Marlborough, Incumbent |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
This candidate is an insufferable, hard-left ideologue Democrat |
| -
State Representative - 5th Middlesex
- |
Democrat, Natick, Incumbent |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
This candidate is an insufferable gun-grabbing, hard-left ideologue Democrat and a card-carrying member of the hard-left MA House Progressive Caucus |
| -
State Representative - 6th Middlesex
- |
Democrat, Framingham, Incumbent |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
Hard-left ideologue Democrat PoliSci Major who won her first campaign in 2022 despite unsuccessfully seeking the endorsement of Progressive Massachusetts (a left-wing grassroots political organization) |
| -
State Representative - 7th Middlesex
- |
Democrat, Framingham, Incumbent |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
Sexually abominable, hard-left candidate with endorsements from numerous left-wing political organizations, including the Progressive Change Campaign Committee the Progressive Democrats of Massachusetts and Mass Alliance (affiliate organization of the Boston Chapter of the Democratic Socialists of America) |
Democrat, Ashland, Unelected |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
This candidate is putting the incumbent through a #StruggleSession because he thinks the incumbent is too monochromatic and insufficiently progressive. |
| -
State Representative - 8th Middlesex
- |
Democrat, Holliston, Incumbent |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
This hard-left ideologue Democrat scored a 2008 endorsement from Progressive Mass. We can tell he is a Harvard Man because we cannot tell him much. |
| -
State Representative - 10th Middlesex
- |
Democrat, Watertown, Incumbent |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
This candidate is a go-along-to-get-along left-wing Democrat, who revealed his hard-left tendencies in the 2019-20 legislative session in order to survive the 2020 #StruggleSession primary against his hard-left challenger Alison Leary. |
| -
State Representative - 11th Middlesex
- |
Democrat, Newton, Unelected |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
This candidate is a hard-left ideologue Democrat prog DEI apparatchik |
Democrat, Auburndale, Unelected |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
This candidate is a hard-left ideologue Democrat prog |
| -
State Representative - 12th Middlesex
- |
Democrat, Waban, Unelected |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
This candidate is a hard-left ideologue Democrat prog |
Democrat, Newton, Unelected |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
This candidate is a hard-left ideologue Democrat prog |
Democrat, Newton, Unelected |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
Do not be distracted by the impressive resume of this candidate, as he is a hard-left, #NewYorkValues ideologue Democrat prog. We can tell he is a Harvard Man because we cannot tell him anything! |
| -
State Representative - 13th Middlesex
- |
Democrat, Sudbury, Incumbent |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
This candidate is a hard-left, self-described Progressive Democrat ideologue |
| -
State Representative - 14th Middlesex
- |
Democrat, Concord, Incumbent |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
This candidate is a hard-left, ideologue Progressive Democrat who received ~$12K in donations from the Baker PAC in 2022 against his Republican opponent |
| -
State Representative - 15th Middlesex
- |
Democrat, Lexington, Incumbent |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
This candidate is a hard-left, ideologue Democrat who scored a 100% on the Progressive MA 2018 candidate litmus test & received a maximum contribution of $1,000 from MassGOP Finance Chairman Mike Kennealy in her first campaign run |
| -
State Representative - 16th Middlesex
- |
Democrat, Lowell, Incumbent |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
This candidate is a go-along-to-get-along Urban Machine Establishment Democrat who ran a content-free campaign in 2022. He describes himself as a moderate (which means that he supports left-wing policies like his 2022 Democrat primary opponent but is not as outspoken as she was) |
| -
State Representative - 17th Middlesex
- |
Democrat, Lowell, Incumbent |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
Given that this candidate survived the hard-left socialist, communist tyranny of Pol Pot and the Khmer Rouge, we have no idea why she would possess a hard-left worldview here in America. Maybe its because she is a Creature of Government and Politics who spent her entire adult life in the cocoon of government-related jobs. |
Undeclared, Lowell, Unelected |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
Shiver Me Timbers! This candidate is a member of the Massachusetts Pirate Party. Arrgh Matey! |
| -
State Representative - 18th Middlesex
- |
Democrat, Lowell, Incumbent |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
This candidate is a go-along-to-get-along Urban Machine Democrat Establishmentarian |
Democrat, Lowell, Unelected |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
This candidate demonstrates his commitment to the hard-left ideologue Democrat Woke Agenda with his answers to the Progressive MA Questionnaire, which earned him an endorsement from that organization in 2022. |
Democrat, Lowell, Unelected |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
This candidate identifies as a left-leaning centrist. We scored his as NO- across the board due to his donation to the unsuccessful State Senate campaign of Mass Alliance endorsed (socialists) John Drinkwater |
Unenrolled, Lowell, Unelected |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
This candidate appears to be a perennial candidate |
| -
State Representative - 19th Middlesex
- |
Democrat, Wilmington, Incumbent |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! 55 |
Maybe |
Maybe |
NO! |
NO! |
This PoliSci Major is a Creature of Government and Politics who currently holds the seat previously held by his late boss. See footnote55 regarding how he tries to be all things to all people on abortion. |
Republican, Wilmington, Unelected |
YES! |
NO! |
NO! |
None |
YES! |
None |
None |
Another manpleaser who possesses an impressive resume, but is running a content-free campaign in which he paints platitudes of pale pastels in order to be all things to all people. |
| -
State Representative - 21st Middlesex
- |
Democrat, Bedford, Incumbent |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
This candidate is a hard-left, ideologue socialist Democrat, which explains why he scored endorsements from Progressive Massachusetts when he faced a contested campaign years ago. |
| -
State Representative - 23rd Middlesex
- |
Democrat, Arlington, Incumbent |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
This candidate is a hard-left, ideologue Democrat which gained him the 2018 endorsements of Progressive Massachusetts and Mass Alliance (affiliate organization of the Boston Chapter of the Democratic Socialists of America) |
| -
State Representative - 24th Middlesex
- |
Democrat, Cambridge, Incumbent |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
This candidate is a hard-left, ideologue Democrat, who scored a 2012 Mass Alliance endorsement in his first campaign. |
| -
State Representative - 25th Middlesex
- |
Democrat, Cambridge, Incumbent |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
This candidate is a hard-left, ideologue Democrat, who scored a 2012 Mass Alliance endorsement |
Democrat, Cambridge, Unelected |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
This genderqueer candidate is a hard-left ideologue socialist Democrat who is putting the incumbent through a #StruggleSession because she only scored 81% on the Progressive MA litmus test in the 2021-2022 legislative session. We can tell he is a Harvard man because we cannot tell him anything |
| -
State Representative - 26th Middlesex
- |
Democrat, Cambridge, Incumbent |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
This candidate is a hard-left, ideologue socialist Democrat, who scored a 2016 Mass Alliance endorsement |
| -
State Representative - 27th Middlesex
- |
Democrat, Somerville, Incumbent |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
This candidate is a radical, militant, ideologue socialist Jacobin carpet-bagger. No wonder why the socialists at Mass Alliance, Progressive Massachusetts and the Democratic Socialists of America Boston DSA Chapter endorsed her. |
| -
State Representative - 29th Middlesex
- |
Democrat, Watertown, Incumbent |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
This hard-left ideologue won the 2020 endorsement of the socialists of Mass Alliance and Progressive Massachusetts |
| -
State Representative - 30th Middlesex
- |
Democrat, Woburn, Incumbent |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
This candidate is a go-along-to-get-along, union-backed Democrat Establishmentarian |
| -
State Representative - 31st Middlesex
- |
Democrat, Stoneham, Incumbent |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
This candidate is a hard-left, ideologue Democrat, social justice warrior who scored 2014 and 2016 endorsements from Mass Alliance |
| -
State Representative - 32nd Middlesex
- |
Democrat, Melrose, Incumbent |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
We thought this candidate was a mere go-along-to-get-along Establishment Democrat, but she has revealed herself as a hard-left ideologue Democrat by virtue of her membership in the MA House Progressive Caucus. |
| -
State Representative - 33rd Middlesex
- |
Democrat, Malden, Incumbent |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
This candidate is a hard-left, ideologue socialist Democrat who scored a 2014 endorsement from Mass Alliance |
| -
State Representative - 34th Middlesex
- |
Democrat, Somerville, Incumbent |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
This candidate is a hard-left, ideologue Democrat who scored endorsements from Mass Alliance in 2014 and 2020 |
| -
State Representative - 37th Middlesex
- |
Democrat, Acton, Incumbent |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
When this hard-left ideologue Democrat legislator moves his lips, you can hear the voice of ultra-left ideologue Democrat State Senator Jamie Eldridge. No wonder why the socialists at Mass Alliance endorsed him in 2020! |
| -
State Representative - 1st Norfolk
- |
Democrat, Quincy, Incumbent |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! 54 |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
This candidate is a typical urban machine Democrat Establishmentarian who has been voting with the hard-left ideologue Democrat progressives in an effort to protect his phoney-baloney job by avoiding having to face a strong primary challenger. See footnote 54 |
| -
State Representative - 2nd Norfolk
- |
Democrat, Quincy, Incumbent |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
This candidate is as Establishment as it gets! |
| -
State Representative - 3rd Norfolk
- |
Democrat, Quincy, Incumbent |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! 53 |
This candidate is as Establishment as it gets! But we think the article Bob Montgomery Thomas wrote is an articulate and compelling assessment of Mr. Mariano's campaign finance account (which is nearly $416K as of April 2024) see footnote 53 for more info. |
| -
State Representative - 4th Norfolk
- |
Democrat, Weymouth, Incumbent |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
This candidate is a typical urban machine Establishment Democrat |
| -
State Representative - 5th Norfolk
- |
Democrat, Braintree, Incumbent |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
This candidate is a typical urban machine Establishment Democrat. |
| -
State Representative - 6th Norfolk
- |
Democrat, Canton, Incumbent |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
This candidate is a hard left ideologue Democrat who for some reason is seen as too male, stale and pale by radical leftist ideologue groups like Progressive Mass and the Boston Chapter of the Democratic Socialists of America (which backed his 2020/22 primary challenger Tamisha Civil) |
| -
State Representative - 7th Norfolk
- |
Unenrolled, Milton, Unelected |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
This candidate is a hard-left prog ideologue who probably thinks the two Democrat candidates are too pale, stale and male |
Democrat, Milton, Unelected |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
NO! |
This candidate has an impressive resume, but so far is running a content-free campaign |
Democrat, Milton, Unelected |
NO! |
NO! |
None |
None |
None |
NO! |
NO! |
This candidate has an impressive resume, but so far is running a content-free campaign and has a good record of giving out other peoples money |
| -
State Representative - 8th Norfolk
- |
Democrat, Sharon, Incumbent |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
This candidate is a hard-left ideologue Democrat PoliSci Major who overcame his unsuccessful effort to gain the Progressive Mass endorsement to win the 2020 nomination |
| -
State Representative - 10th Norfolk
- |
Democrat, Franklin, Incumbent |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
This candidate is a go-along-to-get-along left-wing Democrat |
Republican, Franklin, Unelected |
YES! |
None |
None |
None |
YES! |
None |
None |
We sent a questionnaire to this candidate to see where he stood on key policy issues but received no reply |
| -
State Representative - 11th Norfolk
- |
Democrat, Dedham, Incumbent |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
This candidate is a go-along-to-get-along left-wing Democrat |
| -
State Representative - 14th Norfolk
- |
Democrat, Wellesley, Incumbent |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
This candidate is a hard-left ideologue Democrat and a card-carrying member of the hard-left MA House Progressive Caucus |
| -
State Representative - 15th Norfolk
- |
Democrat, Brookline, Incumbent |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
This candidate is a hard-left, ideologue Democrat Progressive social justice warrior. Progressive Massachusetts endorsed his first campaign in 2018 but felt he was too male, stale and pale in 2022. |
| -
State Representative - 3rd Plymouth
- |
Democrat, Hull, Incumbent |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
This candidate is a hard-left social justice warrioress, which explains how Mass Alliance (affiliate organization of the Boston Chapter of the Democratic Socialists of America) endorsed her |
| -
State Representative - 4th Plymouth
- |
Democrat, Scituate, Incumbent |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
YES! |
NO! |
NO! |
This candidate steadily reveals himself as a hard-left Democrat ideologue, which explains his membership in the MA House Progressive Caucus |
| -
State Representative - 5th Plymouth
- |
Republican, Norwell, Incumbent |
YES! 27 |
Maybe 28 |
Maybe 29 |
YES! 30 |
YES! |
YES! |
NO! 31 |
Candidate was tied for the highest rating in the MA Legislature by the American Conservative Union Center for Legislative Accountability (affiliate of CPAC) in 2022, which is why his recent coalescing with the liberal MassGOP party Establishment on intraparty issues and liberal legislative votes took us by surprise (See footnotes 27, 28, 29, 30 and 31). |
| -
State Representative - 6th Plymouth
- |
Democrat, Pembroke, Unelected |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
This candidate is a hard-left ideologue Democrat prog! |
Republican, Pembroke, Unelected |
YES! |
None |
None |
None |
YES! |
None |
None |
This candidate has an impressive resume, but is running a content-free campaign in an effort to be all things to all people. |
Republican, Hanson, Unelected |
YES! |
NO! 42 |
None |
None |
YES! |
None |
Maybe 43 |
This candidate knows how to be all things to all voters (see footnotes 42 and 43). |
| -
State Representative - 8th Plymouth
- |
Democrat, Bridgewater, Unelected |
NO! |
NO! |
None |
None |
None |
NO! |
NO! |
This candidate is running a content-free campaign |
Republican, Bridgewater, Unelected |
YES! |
NO! |
None |
YES! |
None |
NO! |
NO! |
This candidate is running a content-free campaign |
| -
State Representative - 9th Plymouth
- |
Democrat, Brockton, Unelected |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
We do not know if he is going through with a campaign for State Rep given that he rejoined the Brockton City Council in January 2024, but we scored him anyway because he filed a Change of Purpose with the OCPF to run as a State Rep and when a Democrat tells you that he is a Prog (like Derencourt told his Twitter/X followers), believe him |
Unenrolled, Easton, Unelected |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
Candidate has actually kept pace in fundraising with his major party opponent as of April 2024. It remains to be seen if he can continue to do so, and if it is enough to help him win in this deep-blue district. |
Democrat, Brockton, Unelected |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
This candidate has a content-free website. Given that she served as Legislative Chief of Staff to the hard-left retiring Democrat Rep Gerard Cassidy, we are going to apply his scores to her. |
| -
State Representative - 10th Plymouth
- |
Democrat, Brockton, Incumbent |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
This candidate is a hard-left ideologue Democrat, which explains how she scored an endorsement from Mass Alliance (affiliate organization of the Boston Chapter of the Democratic Socialists of America) when she first ran in 2014 |
| -
State Representative - 11th Plymouth
- |
Democrat, Brockton, Incumbent |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
This candidate has a content-free website, but showed her hard-left ideologue bonafides with her answers to the Progressive MA Questionnaire, which earned her an endorsement from that organization. |
Unenrolled, Brockton, Unelected |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
NO! |
This candidate is one campaign away from becoming a Perennial Candidate |
| -
State Representative - 12th Plymouth
- |
Democrat, Kingston, Incumbent |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
Maybe |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
This candidate identifies as a moderate Democrat but votes like a hard-left Democrat ideologue |
Republican, Plymouth, Unelected |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
NO! |
We sent a questionnaire to this candidate to see where he stood on key policy issues but received no reply |
| -
State Representative - 1st Suffolk
- |
Democrat, Boston, Incumbent |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
This candidate is a go-along-to-get-along Democrat Establishmentarian. |
| -
State Representative - 2nd Suffolk
- |
Democrat, Boston, Incumbent |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
This candidate is a hard-left Democrat ideologue. Mass Alliance (affiliate organization of the Boston Chapter of the Democratic Socialists of America) endorsed him in his first campaign in 2014 but felt he was too stale, pale and male in 2020. |
| -
State Representative - 3rd Suffolk
- |
Democrat, Boston, Incumbent |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
This candidate is a card-carrying member of the hard-left MA House Progressive Caucus whose entire post school life has been spent on Bacon Hill |
| -
State Representative - 4th Suffolk
- |
Democrat, Boston, Incumbent |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
This candidate is a go-along-to-get-along Democrat Establishmentarian. |
| -
State Representative - 5th Suffolk
- |
Democrat, Boston, Incumbent |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
This candidate is a hard-left Democrat ideologue, which explains why Progressive Massachusetts endorsed him in the 2022 general election |
| -
State Representative - 7th Suffolk
- |
Democrat, Boston, Incumbent |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
This candidate is a hard-left Democrat ideologue, which explains why she sought the Progressive Massachusetts endorsement in 2016 |
Democrat, Boston, Unelected |
None |
None |
None |
NO! |
None |
None |
None |
This candidate has an impressive resume. Boston voters should hope that he resists the pressure of the Bacon Hill Swamp |
| -
State Representative - 8th Suffolk
- |
Democrat, Boston, Incumbent |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
This candidate is a hard-left Democrat ideologue, which explains why Mass Alliance (affiliate organization of the Boston Chapter of the Democratic Socialists of America) endorsed him in 2013. |
Democrat, Boston, Unelected |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
This candidate is a hard-left ideologue Democrat who is putting the hard-left Democrat incumbent through a #StruggleSession because she did not get a #Harrumph out of him regarding in the 193rd Legislative Session. Harrumph, Harrumph, Harrumph! |
| -
State Representative - 9th Suffolk
- |
Democrat, Boston, Incumbent |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
This candidate is a hard-left ideologue Democrat who engages in sexually abominable behaviours |
| -
State Representative - 10th Suffolk
- |
Democrat, Boston, Incumbent |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
This candidate is a go-along-to-get-along Establishment Democrat, with latent hard-left tendencies. |
| -
State Representative - 11th Suffolk
- |
Democrat, Chelsea, Incumbent |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
This candidate is a hard-left ideologue Democrat who won the 2022 Democrat State Rep nomination despite her unsuccessful effort to earn the Progressive MA endorsement. |
| -
State Representative - 12th Suffolk
- |
Democrat, Boston, Incumbent |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
This candidate revealed herself to be a hard-left ideologue Democrat prog when she answered the 2020 Progressive MA questionnaire |
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State Representative - 13th Suffolk
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Democrat, Boston, Incumbent |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
This candidate is a hard-left ideologue Democrat, which explains why Mass Alliance (affiliate organization of the Boston Chapter of the Democratic Socialists of America) endorsed him. |
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State Representative - 14th Suffolk
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Democrat, Boston, Incumbent |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
This candidate is a go-along-to-get-along Democrat Establishment Hack who managed to score the nomination despite his unsuccessful attempt to earn the Progressive Mass endorsement |
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State Representative - 15th Suffolk
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Democrat, Boston, Incumbent |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
This candidate is a hard-left, ideologue Democrat, which explains why Progressive MA endorsed her, though we were surprised that the Boston Chapter of the Democratic Socialists of America only recommended her. |
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State Representative - 16th Suffolk
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Democrat, Revere, Incumbent |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
This candidate is a go-along-to-get-along union-backed Democrat whose voting record is comparable to the values of her hard-left ideologue opponent Joseph Gravallese in the 2020 primary. |
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State Representative - 17th Suffolk
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Democrat, Boston, Incumbent |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
This Establishment Democrat rep has spent 38 of his 44 post-college years as state rep for the district and is now eligible for the maximum 80% pension based on his highest three years average salary. 17th Suffolk voters can tell he is a Harvard Man because they cannot tell him much. |
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State Representative - 18th Suffolk
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Democrat, Boston, Incumbent |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
We originally thought he was a typical corrupt urban Machine Democrat due to his 2013 court settlement, but he might be a hard-left ideologue Democrat due to his 2020 endorsement of the Socialist Presidential Candidate Bernie Sanders |
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State Representative - 19th Suffolk
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Democrat, Winthrop, Incumbent |
NO! |
YES! |
Maybe |
YES! |
YES! |
NO! |
NO! |
This candidate may be one of two legislative candidates who would be best described as socially conservative and fiscally leftist as he seems to be less stridently left-wing than other members of the House Democratic Caucus. |
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State Representative - 3rd Worcester
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Democrat, Fitchburg, Incumbent |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
This PoliSci Major revealed himself as another hard-left ideologue Democrat when he filled out his Progressive Massachusetts questionnaire in 2020 |
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State Representative - 4th Worcester
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Democrat, Leominster, Incumbent |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
This candidate is a hard-left ideologue socialist Democrat, which explains why Mass Alliance (affiliate organization of the Boston Chapter of the Democratic Socialists of America) endorsed her. |
Republican, Leominster, Unelected |
Maybe |
NO! |
None |
None |
None |
None |
None |
This candidate appears to be another Establishmentarian running yet another content-free campaign in an effort to be all things to all people. |
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State Representative - 7th Worcester
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Republican, Auburn, Incumbent |
Maybe 32 |
NO! 33 |
NO! 34 |
YES! 35 |
Maybe 36 |
NO! 37 |
NO! |
This candidate is as Establishment as it gets! See footnotes 32, 33, 34, 25 36 and 37 |
Independent, Millbury, Unelected |
NO! |
Maybe |
YES! |
YES! |
YES! |
NO! |
Unknown |
This candidate may be the one candidate in both parties who would be best described as socially conservative and fiscally leftist |
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State Representative - 10th Worcester
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Democrat, Milford, Incumbent |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
Maybe |
NO! |
NO! |
This candidate is a go-along-to-get-along Democrat Establishmentarian. |
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State Representative - 12th Worcester
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Democrat, Northborough, Incumbent |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
This candidate is a hard-left ideologue Democrat Creature of Government and Politics, as well as the candidate the Democrat Establishment coalesced around in the 2020 State Rep Primary. |
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State Representative - 13th Worcester
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Democrat, Worcester, Incumbent |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
This candidate is a card-carrying member of the hard-left MA House Progressive Caucus |
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State Representative - 14th Worcester
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Democrat, West Boylston, Incumbent |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
This candidate is a hard-left ideologue Democrat, which explains why Mass Alliance (affiliate organization of the Democratic Socialists of America) endorsed him. |
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State Representative - 15th Worcester
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Democrat, Worcester, Incumbent |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
This candidate is a hard-left ideologue Democrat, which explains why Mass Alliance (affiliate organization of the Democratic Socialists of America) endorsed her. |
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State Representative - 16th Worcester
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Democrat, Worcester, Incumbent |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
This candidate is a hard-left ideologue Democrat, which explains why Mass Alliance (affiliate organization of the Boston Chapter of the Democratic Socialists of America) endorsed him. |
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State Representative - 17th Worcester
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Democrat, Worcester, Incumbent |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
This candidate is a hard-left ideologue Democrat who sponsored every bill promoted by Progressive Massachusetts in the 2023-2024 legislative session, which explains why Progressive Massachusetts endorsed him, even after his April 2022 drunk-driving episode |
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State Representative - 19th Worcester
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Democrat, Westborough, Unelected |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
We're surprised this left-wing candidate did not fill out the Progressive MA Questionnaire given that she received the endorsement of ultra-left ideologue Democrat Senator Ed Markey |
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CLERK OF COURTS COMPARISON INDEX
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| Current State Senator (Plymouth & Barnstable District), former Falmouth Selectman and Member of the Barnstable County Assembly of Delegates, retired corporate attorney | |||
| Current State Rep (2nd Hampshire), former Easthampton City Councilor and school committee member, Assistant District Attorney, son of Judge Richard Carey, grandson of former state rep William Carey | |||
| Current State Senator, former State Rep (7th Norfolk (Milton Pcts. 3-10, Randolph Pcts. 1-3, 7-10), son of Norfolk County Clerk of Courts Walter Timilty Sr, nephew of former State Senator Joe Timilty, cousin of former Norfolk County Treasurer James Timilty |
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Clerk of Courts - Barnstable County
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Democrat, Falmouth, Unelected |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
This rabid supporter of the Infanticide Act (aka the ROE Act) revealed herself to be a hard-left ideologue on other core value issues with her Progressive MA Questionnaire. |
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Clerk of Courts - Hampshire County
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Democrat, Easthampton, Unelected |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
We originally thought this candidate is a go-along-to-get-along Machine Democrat, but is revealing himself as a hard-left Democrat ideologue |
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Clerk of Courts - Norfolk County
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Democrat, Milton, Unelected |
NO! |
NO! 44 |
NO! 45 |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
NO! |
Timilty used to be a reliable moral values conservative when serving as a state rep, but lately votes for left-wing social engineering legislation in an unsuccessful attempt to avoid facing potential intraparty contests against hard-left State Senate primary challengers. See footnotes 44 and 45 |
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ALL CANDIDATES INDEX
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SPECIFIC NOTES
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| We previously scored Trump as No on this metric as the 2017 federal tax reform legislation is not enough to offset the impact of tariffs and higher federal spending. Trump signed the (2017 Federal Tax Reform legislation) which cut taxes by nearly $1.5 Trillion over 10 years (good) but (which partially offset the benefits of the tax cuts on income (imposed tariffs) and signed spending bills that increased annual federal spending by $808.1 Billion (20%) in FY 2020 versus what Trump inherited in FY 2017 , of which $627 Billion (78%) went to underwrite priority Democrat programs (social programs and non-defense discretionary programs). This has resulted in federal debt increasing (by $3.3 Trillion since his inauguration) (bad 3X). Moreover, his 2021-2030 budgets are projected to add another $1.85 Trillion in annual spending relative to 2020 and $5.6 Trillion in new federal debt, before even taking into account spending to combat the Wuhan plandemic. Trump also flirted with raising the federal gas tax by $.25/gallon in 2018, at least that idea did not go anywhere, so far. We recently downgraded him to NO- when considering the soaring spending and debt in response to the plandemic. | |
| We previously scored Trump as a Both-Maybe on this metric based on his issuance of DTM 19-004, which bans new #FakeGender applicants who have any history of so-called transgender medical transition treatment and opposing the misleadingly-named Equality Act, which passed the U.S. House but will likely fail to pass muster with the GOP-majority in the U.S. Senate. However, we had to downgrade Trump to Down-NO after considering his overall body of work on this issue and that the GOP itself issued a press release promoting Trump's record promotg the sexually abominable (per Leviticus 18:22). Alabama abolitionist Bill Fortenberry wrote on Facebook that he thought about publishing an article to warn Republicans about Trump's pro-homosexual record, but the GOP beat him to it. Trump has done more to promote homosexuality than any Democrat president. His actions have caused irreparable harm to the moral fabric of our nation, and the GOP is proud of that. Another factor in our No score was his recent remarks where he submitted to judicial tyranny on the recent Bostock v. Clayton County court decision (which subjects employers who fire their poorly performing homosexual employees to potentially expensive and frivolous lawsuits), acquiescing to the idea of a homosexual president, praising India's Bollywood for releasing its first movie promoting homosexuality and appointing the avowed homosexual and known Swamp Creature Richard Grenell as his acting Director of National Intelligence. Trump was a long-time supporter of the #RainbowJihad going back to at least 1999, Trump expressed his opinion that the homosexual marriage cases have gone to the Supreme Court. They have been settled. And I'm fine with that, Trump was the first GOP President to express support for "LGBT Pride Month", the Trump campaign has been selling LGBT-oriented campaign material for years, Trump appointed five homosexual ambassadors and two homosexual Judges (Mary Rowland and Pat Bumatay) and the Trump Administration is leading a global campaign to decriminalize homosexuality in the 69 countries where it is currently illegal. Trump even retained Obama's "anti-LGBT discrimination" Executive Order for federal employees and renominated Lesbian Activist Chai Feldblum to serve as Commissioner of the EEOC. Trump had two Good Actions and 13 Negative Actions pertaining to this metric. Traditional moral values voters can rely on Trump 14% on the time on this issue. No wonder why the Log Cabin Republicans (a homosexual-oriented Republican group) endorsed his reelection campaign. We recently downgraded Trump to NO- (NO Negative, our lowest score) when Trump hosted the RNC LGBT Pride Coalition in conjunction with the Log Cabin Republicans at his Mar-A-Lago Resort in 2021 and 2022 | |
| Our standard for a YES+ rating at WikiVote on Right to Life is for the immediate abolition and recriminalization of abortion, not to make exceptions for it or to regulate it. Donald Trump floated the idea of criminalizing abortion in 2016 (good) but almost immediately walked it back (bad). Given that Donald Trump is "pro-life with exceptions" and does not support criminalization of abortion, the best we could score him as Maybe on this issue. Donald Trump opposed the Alabama Abortion Ban in Name Only law (because he felt it was too strict). We thought the Alabama law was a loophole ridden sieve that created a de facto right for women to engage in Do-It-Yourself chemical abortions via mifeprex and would have preferred the law be modelled on the OK or TX Abolition of Abortion bills. Trump signed spending bills that resulted in abortuary operators receiving $1.5 Billion in cumulative taxpayer funding during his administration, including signing one month before appearing at the March for Life (bad), which takes a lot of the shine off Trump being the first president to address the March For Life in person and contradicts the "the most pro-life president ever" rhetoric of the Pro-Life Establishment. We think that we are being generous scoring Trump, especially given that The American Right To Life and its affiliate ProLifeProfiles.com gave Trump their lowest score (Tier 4-Personhood Never) given his long and documented record of supporting the killing of preborn image bearers, because his Supreme Court picks were soft-left judicial supremacists who believe "Roe v. Wade was settled law" and because Planned Parenthood and other abortuaries (still receive federal tax dollars), even after PP withdrew from the Title X program when the Trump Administration reformed the Title X program's rules. We understand Trump being the first president to speak at the March for Life indicates that he needs the pro-life vote, but Trump has not achieved much as far as pro-life policy goes. The National Right to Life PAC and its affiliates endorsed Trump because they were pleased with his Supreme Court picks, his support for the #regulationist Pain-Capable Unborn Child Protection Act and because he made statements expressing support for ending taxpayer dollars being used to underwrite abortuaries and opposing late-term abortion. Unfortunately, we cannot ignore that abortions performed by abortion conglomerate Planned Parenthood and governmental funding of PP has actually increased under Trump's presidency. At least it is better than his March 2016 comments about "millions of women being helped by Planned Parenthood" or his interview with Tim Russert in which he said he was "pro-choice in every respect". Nevertheless, Donald Trump fails to meet our standard for YES+ or even basic Yes because he does not support criminalization of abortion to establish equal protection of preborn and born and because he is pro-life with exceptions. Our grade for Trump is generous in comparison to what the Abolitionist group Free The States would have given him (as they would have given him a F-). We recently downgraded his score from Maybe to No when Trump campaigned to the left of DeSantis on abortion in the 2024 primary after blaming pro-lifers for the disappointing electoral performance achieved by the Republican Party in 2022. | |
| From National Review "Trump has two entirely contradictory instincts when it comes to gun laws, and he does not reconcile them particularly well. Trump simultaneously wants to be seen as doing something about mass shootings and wants to keep the support of the NRA and gun owners. This is not a needle he can thread." The Trump Administration banned Bump Stocks in the wake of the October 2017 Las Vegas Shooting. In early 2018, Trump said "Take the guns first. Go through due process second," "I like taking the guns early" at a White House event in response to the Stoneman Douglas High School shooting. Trump called for red flag laws, aka Extreme Risk Protection Orders, which violate gun owners' due process as well as their right to keep and bear arms. This forced Gun Owners of America to warn Trump that he might lose support from gun owners and RKBA activists. The Tenth Amendment Center recently published an article on how federal gun control laws violate the Constitution and our Natural RIght to Keep and Bear Arms, yet the Trump Administration has actually stepped up such persecutions to levels well in excess of the Obama Administration's last year. We noted that the NRA endorsed Trump, but we also noted that Dudley Brown of the National Association for Gun Rights was one of the earliest people to recognize that the NRA has been AWOL from the fight for decades and that Trump turned against gun owners after the Las Vegas shooting | |
| Although the immigration enforcement and reform by reduction group NumbersUSA gave Trump a B grade on immigration for his four years serving as President, we scored him as Maybe. The Trump administration built 458 miles of border wall (but only 52 miles were in places where they was no previous wall) before a court order blocking further construction of the wall. He signed a memo directing the Department of Commerce to not include illegal aliens in the 2020 Census results. What keeps Trump from earning a Yes or YES+ score is that he campaigned on getting Mexico to pay for building a border wall between Mexico and the U.S. but failed to keep his promise as he had to resort to transferring taxpayer funds originally appropriated for military construction and counternarcotic operations. Trump also floated the idea of a path to citizenship for illegal aliens in the DACA program in July 2020 (bad). Trump also proposed amnesty deals in 2015, 2018 and 2019. NumbersUSA President, Founder and all-around Immigration Hawk Roy Beck wrote about how the Trump amnesty-for-wall trade would once again reward previous immigration lawbreakers without preventing future immigration lawbreakers. Former Trump supporter Ann Coulter turned on Trump after realizing that Trump campaigned as an immigration enforcement hawk in 2016 but blew off his campaign promises after getting elected. | |
| We scored Trump as NO- on this metric: The negative impact of Trump's actions that increased the size, scope and cost of government outweigh the positive impact of the Trump Administration's actions that reduced the role of government. The irrational exuberance of Donald Trump towards promoting the experimental COVID-19 jab gave the left the opportunity to implement jab mandates. The decision of Donald Trump to promote lockdowns in the name of 15 days to stop the spread of COVID-19 gave license to states to amplify and extend these terrible policies, to governors to wield unprecedented and draconian executive powers. Furthermore, the decision to replace real world economic activity with governmental stimulus during the lockdowns sowed the seeds for the worst inflation in 40 years. Trump signed spending bills that saddled our federal republic with $7.8 Trillion of new public debt between his inauguration and now and his future budget proposals will result in $13.1 trillion in new cumulative debt (2017-2030), signing the globalist USCMA "trade deal" which contains at least 57% of the text of the globalist TPP agreement, subordinates U.S. law to foreign law and promotes integration of the U.S. into regional North American governmental units, was negotiated by globalist CFR member Robert Lighthizer and gained the approval of the globalist CFR head Richard Haass and of the globalists at Bloomberg.com, raising the minimum age to smoke cigarettes to 21, establishing a new paid/family leave benefit for federal bureaucrats and advocating for a new paid family medical leave welfare state benefit. Trump also signed the 2018 First Step Act, which Daniel Horowitz of Conservative Review has referred to repeatedly as the jailbreak bill for releasing dangerous criminals back on the street and adding to the cost of government. A reader sent us an email claiming Trump eliminated the CAFE standards (fuel economy mandate) but a closer glance at the Trump Administration's new CAFE rule shows that Trump increased the mandated fuel economy levels relative to the end of the Obama Administration though it at least increased it at a slower rate than Obama by freezing the 2020 MPG requirement from 2020 to 2026. Trump also banned bump stocks (footnote 5). Trump's August 2020 Executive Order directing the Treasury to spend money not appropriated by federal law to pay extended unemployment benefits violated the taxation and spending clause of Article One of the U.S. Constitution. Trump's 2018 Syrian airstrikes violated Article One, Section Eight, Clause Eleven of the Constitution which reserve power to declare War to Congress. We noted some good things in this metric such as the Trump regulatory reforms, the Trump Administration approving the T-Mobile acquisisition of Sprint after the Obama Administration stonewalled it. Trump earned a B grade from NumbersUSA (footnote 5) despite maintaining Obama's illegal and unconstitutional DACA Amnesty. Trump also withdrew the U.S. from the Iran deal and the Paris Climate Accord, though the latter withdrawal will not take effect until after the 2020 election. | |
| Trump disparaging Ron DeSantis as Ron DeSanctimonous is inexcusable given that DeSantis spent his term as governor achieving conservative policy victories whereas Trump tweeted good rhetoric as President but turned his presidential policy making over to his leftist daughter and son-in-law. Other actions that earned Trump a NO- score include endorsing Kevin McCarthy for Speaker against the 20 House Holdouts in 2023 and Ronna Romney McDaniel against Harmeet Dhillon for 2023 RNC Party Chair, calling for conservative stalwart Tom Massie to be thrown out of the GOP in retaliation for Massie demanding a roll call vote on the $2 trillion stimulus package in response to economic shutdown mandates in the wake of the communist virus plandemic, commuting the sentence of the crooked former Democrat Governor of Illinois Rod Blagoyavich and his appointment of 2 homosexual judges, 5 homosexual ambassadors (see note 6) as well 6 Democrats and one left-of-center "independent" to his administration. Mr. Trump gave nearly $1.5 Million to candidates and causes according to the FEC. However, since his 2017 inauguration, he endorsed the ethically challenged RINO Luther Strange over the pro-family challenger Roy Moore in the 2017 U.S. Senator from Alabama primary or even the fiscally conservative Rep. Mo Brooks from the House Freedom Caucus, the RINO Hackette Cindy Hyde-Smith (35% Liberty Score) against the anti-establishment conservative challenger Chris McDaniel in the 2018 U.S. Senator from Mississippi primary, the father of socialized healthcare Mitt Romney against his conservative challenger Mike Kennedy 2018 U.S. Senator from Utah primary, the RINO Incumbent Markwayne Mullin (63% Liberty Score) against his abolitionist challenger Joseph Silk in the 2020 OK-2 Primary, the flip-flopping challenger Katie Arrington against the House Freedom Caucus Incumbent Mark Sanford 93% Liberty Score. In 2022, he endorsed the RINO Swamp Creature Katie Britt against the House Freedom Caucus member Mo Brooks. Other RINO Swamp Creatures Trump endorsed in intraparty spills include Tommy Tuberville against Jeff Sessions, Paul Cook (39% Liberty Score), Dan Donovan (26% Liberty Score), Kay Granger (43% Liberty Score), David Kustoff (56% Liberty Score), Buddy Carter (52% Liberty Score), and John Cox. He even appointed six Democrats to his administration and the Federal Reserve as well as his left-wing Independent in Name Only son-in-law Jared Kushner. He did support House Freedom Caucus member Ron DeSantis for FL Governor against his RINO opponent in 2018 and conservative favorites Kris Kobach and Foster Friess in their unsuccessful gubernatorial campaigns. | |
| Diehl supported the federal tax reform, Tank Taxes for the Olympics and Tank the Automatic Gas Tax (great), but had a MassFiscalScorecard Rating of 75% in his final legislative term (average) and violated his Taxpayer Protection Pledge when he voted for the Community Benefit Districts end-run around Prop 2.5, sponsored the boat tax increase in 2013 and 2015, spoke in support of the Abington Debt Exclusion for the new Middle/High School Building and co-sponsored a bill to increase the Registry of Deeds fee to increase state spending on the Community Plundering Act (another end-run around Prop 2.5) (Bad) | |
| Diehl opposed the 2011/2016 Bathroom Bills (good) but voted for the Counseling ban, expressed support for homosexual marriage, and supports transgenders in the military (bad). We downgraded him to NO- when we read about his speech at the first meeting (January 2022) of the Log Cabin Republicans of Greater Boston, a homosexual Fifth Column Trojan Horse Group. (Rumble.com Video of the speech Diehl gave at the January 2022 Log Cabin Republicans of Greater Boston meeting) We were also surprised and disappointed that Leah Cole Allen accepted the invitation to speak at the April 2022 meeting of the Log Cabin Republicans of Greater Boston given that her state rep campaigns in 2013 and 2014 were promoted by well known pro-family political operatives. Our decision to score Diehl/Allen as NO- on the Moral Values Voter Metric was reinforced when the Log Cabin Republicans endorsed them before the October 12 2022 Debate with Maura Healey, especially given the inability or unwillingness of Diehl and Allen to denounce the Log Cabin Republicans of Greater Boston organization and its President Alex Hagerty when it was revealed that Hagerty supports pornographic books in the school library forced us to downgrade them from No to NO-. | |
| Diehl identified as pro-life at his 2018 Senate campaign kickoff and expressed opposition to the ROE Act (good), but said that the ROE Act codified Roe v. Wade in Massachusetts in a March 2022 interview with WAMC (bad). We note that the 2022 Democrat gubernatorial nominee is a hardcore, pro-death ghoul who earned a NO- score. As a legislator, Diehl co-sponsored the 2013 partial birth abortion ban, which carried a maximum fine of $2,000 and a maximum 5 year jail sentence for abortion providers (falling short of the equal protection for preborn and born standard for legislation), but at his September 2022 interview at WCVB (minute mark 9:00-10:00) in which he said he did not support criminalizing abortion providers, which not only shows his lack of commitment for equal protection of preborn and born, but also demonstrated that he was on both sides of this particular issue. Our Co-Founder sent an email to his 2022 gubernatorial campaign manager to see what Diehl/Allen would try to do regarding abortion and she replied that Diehl/Allen would seek to get the legislature to find common ground on removing-the parental consent age, and the post birth abortion medical care provision. See footnote 14 to see the many pro-abortion candidates Diehl endorsed in intraparty contests against their pro-life challengers. | |
| Diehl earned an A rating from Gun Owners Action League, but voted for the 2017 Bump Stock Ban (H3951, Amendment 1). This led us to score him as "Yes" instead of "YES+". See footnote 14 to see the many pro-gun grab candidates Diehl endorsed in intraparty contests against their pro-gun rights challengers. | |
| We know Diehl opposes illegal immigration and he and his running mate Leah Cole Allen played an important role in the Massachusetts referendum question to repeal drivers licenses for illegal aliens (good). However, his remarks about a path for citizenship raised a red flag (as it has been used as an amnesty code phrase). His remarks about finding a state solution for the national problem of immigration hurdles that keep people from becoming vital, legal citizens of this great nation conflicts with the role of the federal government in establishing a uniform law of naturalization pursuant to Article One, Section Eight of the Constitution and his remarks about how there needs to be a faster process to naturalize immigrants conflict with the need to vet existing immigrant applications for citizenship and the recommendations of the 1990-97 U.S. Commission on Immigration Reform to reduce legal immigration quotas. At the August 2022 debate with her primary opponent Kate Campanale, Allen cited legislation Diehl filed to bring some of the naturalization process to Massachusetts, even though it conflicts with the authority of the federal government to establish a uniform law of naturalization under Article One, Section Eight of the U.S. Constitution. See footnote 14 to see the many pro-open borders candidates Diehl endorsed in intraparty contests against their pro-immigration enforcement challengers. | |
| Diehl supports Gun Rights (footnote 11), lowering tax rates (though he did co-sponsor/vote for a few tax increases as reported in footnote 8) and opposes giving benefits to illegal aliens ((footnote 12) but did vote for the Draconian and Unconstitutional Counseling Ban Bill. Diehl supports repealing Obamacare (good) but also supports requiring coverage for pre-existing conditions as part of a new system, opposes reforming Social Security and thinks healthcare should be a state issue (bad). | |
| Diehl endorsed reformers for State Rep like Karen Anderson and Shawn Craig in their primaries (good) but endorsed Baker for Governor in the 2014 and 2018 gubernatorial primaries instead of his conservative challengers Mark Fisher and Scott Lively. Diehl also endorsed Mitt Romney for President over Rick Santorum or Ron Paul in 2012. In the contested MassGOP Chairman races he endorsed the Establishment-backed candidates Kirsten Hughes in 2013 and Brent Andersen in 2019 against their reform-oriented challengers (bad). Diehl's endorsement of Establishment State Committee candidates Matt Sisk and Myles Heger was particularly brazen given the time, talent and treasure that their conservative challengers invested in Diehl's campaigns. Diehl released a list of State Committee candidates he supported in the 2020 State Committee primaries that included a number of moderate reformers who he knew from the Trump campaign however its weight pales in comparison to the high level establishmentarians he endorsed for Governor and MassGOP Chairman. Once the voters of his district elected him and his wife to serve as the State Committee Man and Woman of the district, Diehl endorsed the Establishment-backed Kevin OConnor against Shiva Ayyadurai. He also condemed the conservative State Committee Woman Deborah Martell for holding Christian views of marriage. We noted he voted to censure former MassGOP Vice Chairman Tom Mountain in September 2021 when Mountain repeatedly engaging in activities designed to hurt the fundraising and recruitment efforts of the Massachusetts Republican Party, made postings on social media designed to objectify young women, and attacking a colleague for her religious beliefs. | |
| Ronald Reagan once said that his 80% ally was not his 20% enemy. Unfortunately, Mr. Wong failed to meet the Reagan 80% plumbline when it came to voting on fiscal issues as his career MassFiscalScorecard score is 76% and ranged between 66% and 88% during his tenure serving as a state rep. Probably explains why he did not sign the Americans for Tax Reform Taxpayer Protection Pledge and why he voted for the Community Benefit Districts (aka the Neighborhood Tax (House Roll Call 362)) , the Car Rental Tax House Roll Call Supplement 351 and the Grand Legislative Tax Increase House Roll Calls Supplement 381 and 382 in the 2018 legislative session. Wong even co-sponsored the Netflix Tax in the 2019-20 Legislative Session. | |
| Rep. Wong has two good votes, his 2011 vote against the bathroom bill and his 2016 vote against the bathroom bill on this metric. However, we previously scored him as No-Thumb Down due to his opposition to the socially conservative language included in the 2014 MassGOP Platform and his votes for the 2018 and 2019 votes to ban Reparative Therapy. We further downgraded his score to Thumbs Down_NO- (NO Negative) due to his sponsorship of the graphically invasive sex-ed curriculum. | |
| We previously scored him as Thumb Down-No due to his opposition to the socially conservative language included in the 2014 MassGOP Platform. We downgraded his score to Thumbs Down_NO- due to his co-sponsorship of the 2019 House version of the Doctor-Assisted Death bill. We are aware he also co-sponsored H3320 (the house version of the ROE Act, aka the Infanticide Bill) before writing to the clerk to request the removal of his name as a co-sponsor (#BlessHisHeart) in response to pressure from the activists of the Renew Massachusetts Coalition. Nevertheless, his co-sponsorship of the Doctor-Assisted Death bill, as well as his 70% Planned Parenthood Score and his votes to give state aid to abortuaries to replace the federal Title X cuts when he voted for H3638, for the ACCESS Act (aka the Insurance Coverage for Abortifacients Act) and votes for the PATCH Act (aka the Secret Abortions Act), and the NASTY Women Act (which resulted in Massachusetts legislatively decriminalizing abortion even if the supreme Court of the United State ever overturned Roe v. Wade) keep him at NO-. | |
| Rep Wong voted for the Big Three Gun Grabs passed by the legislature since the beginning of 2014 (the 2014 DeLeo-Peterson Gun Grab, the 2017 Bump Stock Ban and the 2018 ERPO Red Flag Gun Grab). At least he voted against the 2023 H4135 Gun Grab | |
| Wong voted against Lyons's 2018 immigration enforcement amendment. At least he voted against giving illegal aliens drivers licenses in 2022. | |
| Based on Wong voting for tax increases (footnote 15), his votes to ban Reparative Therapy (footnote 16) his awful gun rights score (footnote 18) and his vote against the Lyons immigration enforcement amendment (footnote 19). | |
| Boldyga earned an average score of 88.8% from MassFiscalScorecard MassFiscalScorecard during the last six legislative sessions. However, his votes for the Community Benefit Districts Neighborhood Tax House Roll Call 362 and the Car Rental Tax House Roll Call 351 led us to score him as Yes instead of YES+ and resulted in him violating the Taxpayer Protection Pledge he signed with the Americans for Tax Reform. | |
| Boldyga mistakenly voted for the 2019 counseling ban at the first roll call, but corrected his vote during the second roll call vote. We appreciate it when a politician realizes his mistake and corrects it. Boldyga also voted against the 2011 and 2016 Bathroom Bills as well as the 2018 counseling ban (good). However, we had to downgrade the values voter score of Boldyga from Yes to Maybe when he signed on to the letter calling for the resignation of the moral values conservative State Committee Woman Deborah Martell when Martell spoke out against the sexually abominable behavior of Congressional Candidate Jeffrey Sossa-Paquette. His sponsorship of a bill to decriminalize MDMA (ecstasy) and magic mushrooms is another head-scratcher. | |
| Boldyga has only one bad vote on abortion since he began serving as the 3rd Hampden District's State Representative but that vote was for the 2018 NASTY Women Act, which legislatively decriminalized abortion in Massachusetts. Boldyga voted against the ROE Act, the New Buffer Zone Law and the Abortion and Sex Change Sanctuary State bill. Boldyga would have earned a Yes score if he voted against the NASTY Women Act and a YES+ score if he endorsed anti-establishment pro-life challengers in intraparty primaries instead of pro-abortion establishment-backed favorites (footnote 26). We recognize MCFL has endorsed him, but we cannot give that much regard MCFL and its parent National Right to Life OPPOSE the recriminalization of abortion, which prevents the restoration of equal justice and protection for preborn with born. See the original open letter their president signed opposing all Abolition of Abortion bills that include recriminalizing the mothers who participate in abortions. | |
| From Vote Smart) Boldyga voted against the 2014 DeLeo-Peterson Gun Grab and the 2017 Bump Stock Ban (good), but voted for the 2018 DeLeo-Decker ERPO Red Flag Gun Grab and the Supplemental Budget containing the Linsky Bump Stock Ban Amendment (bad). | |
| Boldyga has an 89% MassFiscal Scorecard score (not withstanding his votes for two small tax increases) and voted against the anti-family, draconian Reparative Therapy Ban (good) but voted for the NASTY Women Act and ERPO Gun Grab (bad) (See (footnotes 21, 22, 23 & 24) | |
| In Intraparty contests, Boldyga has endorsed a number of high-energy moderates (such as Rick Green for MassGOP Chairman in 2013 and Geoff Diehl for U.S. Senate in 2018) against their low-energy Establishment RINO opponents (somewhat good) but has also endorsed his share of Establishment RINOs from the Democrat Wing of the Party (such as Mitt Romney against Rick Santorum or Ron Paul in the 2012 Presidential primary, Don Humason against Mike Franco in the 2013 Special State Senate Election primary (see OCPF donations below), Susie Whipps against Karen Anderson in the 2014 MassGOP 2nd Franklin State Rep primary and Charlie Baker against Scott Lively in the 2018 gubernatorial primary). Boldyga also gave $200 to Baker in 2015 (see OCPF link below) one year after he defeated the anti-establishment conservative Mark Fisher (bad). Boldyga and his wife also gave $1,900 to candidates and causes (other than his own campaign) according to the OCPF. | |
| DeCoste earned an average score of 85% from 2015-present (from MassFiscalScorecard) and 100% from (Citizens for Limited Taxation during the 2016 and 2018 legislative sessions. However, his votes for the Community Benefit Districts Neighborhood Tax (House Roll Call 362) and the Car Rental Tax (House Roll Call 351) led us to score him as Yes instead of YES+. We pondered downgrading his fiscal score from Yes to Maybe in 2019 in response to his co-sponsored the streaming services tax but retained his Yes score in response to his active efforts against the TCI Tax, his vote against the gas tax increase, his vote against S2500/H4912, which included a new Carbon Tax and his 2020 signing of the Americans for Tax Reform Taxpayer Protection Pledge. In the 2023-24 legislative session, we were concerned about his co-sponsorship of the 2023 Streaming Services Tax H74 and his vote for the bloated FY 2024 spending bill, which results in him breaking the ATR Taxpayer Protection Pledge, but noted that he was one of four legislators to vote against the bloated Democrat spending binge known as the FY 2025 budget and that he voted for a $700 Million/year tax cut package in 2023. | |
| We had to downgrade the values voter scores of Rep Boldyga, Rep David DeCoste and Rep Berthiaume from Yes to Maybe when they signed on to the letter calling for the resignation of the moral values conservative State Committee Woman Deborah Martell when Martell spoke out against the sexually abominable behavior of Congressional Candidate Jeffrey Sossa-Paquette, which came as a surprise since DeCoste got a perfect score on the 2014 VoteCoreValues Questionnaire and voted the right way against pro-homosexual legislation. | |
| We previously scored DeCoste as Yes on this issue as he earned an endorsement from MCFL in his (2014), (2016) & (2018) campaigns. However, we recently downgraded him to Maybe after carefully considering his March 2019 vote to provide state taxpayer funds to abortuaries to replace cancelled federal funds to underwrite family planning activities and his July 2018 vote for the NASTY Women Act (Roll Call 409), which legislatively decriminalized abortion in Massachusetts. We noted his opposition to the ROE Act, and the abortion and sex change sanctuary bill which kept him at a Maybe score instead of a No or NO-. | |
| Reps Gifford, DeCoste, Frost, Muradian and McKenna earned an A rating from (Gun Owners Action League), but voted for the 2017 Bump Stock Ban (H3951, Amendment 1). This led us to score them as Yes instead of YES+ | |
| DeCoste donated to conservatives like Duncan Hunter and Avi Nelson in their intraparty contests and supported McMahon against Brown in the 2020 Special State Senate Primary, Tom Keyes against Xiarhos in the 2020 State Rep Primary and Diehl against Lindstrom/Kingston in the 2018 U.S. Senate race (good) but he did support Charlie Baker against Scott Lively in the 2018 gubernatorial primary (bad). In the contested State Committee Man races, he endorsed the reformer Steve Fruzzetti in the Norfolk, Bristol & Plymouth race (February 2020 Boston Broadside, Page 6 Print Edition), then endorsed his Establishment-backed opponent Myles Heger a few weeks later. When our Co-Founder asked DeCoste about it, he said he did not realize that they were running against each other for the same seat. He also endorsed the Ethically Challenged Establishmentarian Matt Sisk against his reform-oriented, service-over-self-enrichment challenger Stephen Tougas, which surprised us considering that Sisk endorsed David's Establishment-backed opponent Lou Valanzola in the 2014 5th Plymouth State Rep Primary. UPDATE, December 2022: We had to downgrade the Supports Others score of David DeCoste to No from Maybe because although he voted for Diehl and Allen for the gubernatorial ticket at the MassGOP Convention, his signature on the letter defending the failed electoral record of the Establishment-backed Massachusetts Republican National Committee Man Ron Kaufman and his signature on to the letter calling for the resignation of the moral values conservative State Committee Woman Deborah Martell when Martell spoke out against the sexually abominable behavior of Congressional Candidate Jeffrey Sossa-Paquette outweighed those votes. | |
| Frost earned an average score of 81.5% from MassFiscalScorecard (2013-present). However, he ran against the anti-establishment, reform-oriented former Worcester RCC Chairman Jim Knowlton for State Committee in 2020 and the anti-establishment, reform-oriented Grafton RTC Treasurer Jim Davidson in 2024 and his votes for the Community Benefit Districts Neighborhood Tax House Roll Call 362 and the Car Rental Tax House Roll Call 351 resulted in him violating his ATR Taxpayer Protection Pledge, forcing us to score him as Maybe instead of Yes. His co-sponsorship of the the streaming services tax reinforced our decision to score him as Maybe on this metric as did his votes for the bloated FY 2024 spending bill and the bloated FY 2025 spending bill. | |
| Frost earned a Thumb Down_No when he voted for the 2016 Bathroom Bill and the 2018 and 2019 Reparative Therapy Ban bills. He earned a further downgrade to Thumbs Down_NO- (NO Negative) when he voted forH5090, the Abortion and Sex-change Export and Sanctuary Act and signed on to the letter calling for the resignation of the moral values conservative State Committee Woman Deborah Martell when Martell spoke out against the sexually abominable behavior of Congressional Candidate Jeffrey Sossa-Paquette | |
| We're trying to figure why Mass Citizens for Life endorsed Frost for reelection in 2018 and scored him as Pro-Life considering that he did vote to legislatively decriminalize abortion when he voted for the NASTY Women Act Roll Call 409. At least MCFL adjusted the score to Mixed with a D grade in 2022 when he voted for the Abortion and Sex Change Sanctuary Bill. | |
| Frost earned an A rating from (Gun Owners Action League), but voted for the 2017 Bump Stock Ban (H3951, Amendment 1). This led us to score him as Yes instead of YES+. | |
| Frost would have earned a Yes or YES+ on immigration from us based on his four good votes against providing taxpayer-funded benefits to illegal aliens but his vote against the 2018 Lyons Immigration Enforcement Amendment dropped him down to Maybe/Mixed, plus we do not know where he stands on other immigration issues such as DACA, H1Bs, legal immigration quotas etc even though he serves a Republican State Committee Man. Our decision to score him as Maybe/Mixed on immigration was reinforced in 2023 when he voted for the FY 2024 budget, which included subsidized college tuition for illegal aliens. | |
| Frost earned a No score primarily for his 2006 vote for the RomneyCare socialized healthcare programme. Other votes resulting in him earned a No score on this metric include his violating the ATR Taxpayer Protection Pledge (footnote 32), his votes for the Reparative Therapy Bans (footnote 33), his vote for the Bump Stock Ban (footnote 35), and his vote against the Lyons Immigration Enforcement Amendment (footnote 36). | |
| As a legislative candidate, Dooner campaigned on tax cuts and cutting wasteful spending. As a Taunton City Councilor, she voted for soaring spending budgets and the 2023 debt exclusion tax increase. | |
| Kelly Dooner is an admirer of the homosexual Taunton City Councilor Jeff Postell and liked Alex Hagerty's post heralding the return of the LGBTWTF-Oriented Log Cabin Republicans of Massachusetts as an organized political chapter group. Probably explains why she liked how the Log Cabin Republicans endorsed the homosexual congressional candidate J.P. Moran and the reestablishment of the Massachusetts Chapter of the Log Cabin Republicans. At least she is not a self-described genderqueer like Democratic State Rep Samantha Montano of the 15th Suffolk District, otherwise we would have to score her as NO-. | |
| Based on Dooner's answers to NewBostonPost. We can see she opposes the gruesomely brutal "practice" of late-term abortion however she seems to lean towards acquiescence to court-mandated decriminalization of abortion. This is a markedly disappointing contrast to what we learned about abortion and the courts from the Boston Broadside and VoteCoreValues Founder Lonnie Brennan, American Right to Life and the abolitionists at Free the States, who have written extensively as to why the first step towards abolishing abortion was ignoring Roe and defying judicial tyranny. Like most Republican candidates, Dooner's website says nothing about where she stands on abortion. | |
| Dooner gave time, talent and treasure to the Massachusetts RINO Governor Charlie Baker's gubernatorial (reelection) campaign. Probably explains why Baker endorsed her campaign. She also voted for the Establishment-backed Chris Doughty/Kate Campanale gubernatorial ticket against the Diehl/Allen ticket at the 2022 convention. We recognize that she serves on the board of a party-chartered organization (the Massachusetts Young Republicans), but our standard to earn a Yes/YES+ score on this metric requires a candidate to support conservative candidates in contested intraparty elections against their liberal challengers. | |
| We found it inexplicable that Sweezey attended the first meeting of the Log Cabin Republicans of Greater Boston. At least they gave him a shiny, shiny swag pin | |
| Sweezey supported the high-energy moderate Geoff Diehl against his low-energy RINO opponent Chris Doughty, but supports the low-energy Establishment RINO Jesse Brown for Congress against his anti-establishment primary opponent Dan Sullivan. | |
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Timilty used to be a reliable moral values conservative (as measured by VoteCoreValues) when serving as a State Representative, but since he first ran for State Senate, he has voted for the Bathroom Bill (House Roll Call 276), the Gender-Bending Drivers Licenses (S2203), the Reparative Therapy Ban and the obscenely graphic sex-ed curriculum and |
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| We previously scored Timilty as YES-Thumb Up because he maintained a near perfect voting record with Massachusetts Citizens For Life from 1999 to 2017. We are downgrading Timilty to Maybe (Thumb Up/Thumb Down) because we recently found that he earned a B+ from NARAL Pro-Choice Massachusetts in the 2017-2018 legislative session for his votes for the PATCH Act (aka the Secret Abortions Act), the ACCESS Act (aka the Insurance Coverage for Abortifacients Act) and the NASTY Women Act (which resulted in Massachusetts legislatively decriminalizing abortion even if the supreme Court of the United State ever overturned Roe v. Wade). We noted he at least refrained from co-sponsoring the ROE Act and voted against providing state taxpayer funds to abortuaries to replace cancelled federal funds to underwrite family planning activities. We are pleased to share that MCFL recently downgraded him from Pro-Life in their 2018 legislative scorecard to Mixed in their 2020 legislative scorecard. We downgraded him to No-Thumb Down in 2022 when he voted for the abortion and sex change sanctuary bill. | |
| On one hand, moral values voters should applaud MacRae for speaking out against the Drag Queen Dance on the North Shore (good action). On the other hand, moral values voters should be disappointed that MacRae and her campaign manager attended the January 2022 meeting of the Log Cabin Republicans and the June 2022 meeting of Grand Opportunity USA, a group founded by the homosexual political operative John Paul Moran (bad actions). She recognizes that homosexuality is a sin, but is hesistant to appear too judgemental against it in a conversation she had with our Co-Founder. We acknowledge she opposes the post-Obergefell mutations of the homosexualist movement as measured by her answers to the Renew MA Voter Guide | |
| Muratore earned an average score of 82% from MassFiscalScorecard MassFiscalScorecard during the last four legislative sessions. However, his votes for the Community Benefit Districts Neighborhood Tax House Roll Call 362 and the Car Rental Tax House Roll Call 351 led us to score him as Yes instead of YES+ in the 2018 legislative session. We then downgraded him to Maybe in 2020 when we found he co-sponsored the streaming services tax and the excise tax on vaping products and e-cigs. Probably explains why he did not even bother to sign the ATR Taxpayer Protection Pledge (aka the No New Taxes Pledge). As of August 1, 2020, we further downgrade his score to No based on his vote for S2500, which included a new Carbon Tax. He also voted for the new tax on natural gas customers in 2022. In the 193rd Legislative Session, we take note of his votes for the bloated FY 2024 and FY 2025 budgets. | |
| Muratore voted against the Bathroom Bill (Roll Call 293) (good) but voted to retain it when it went before the voters as a referendum in the 2018 general election (bad, Flip-Flop Alert). Muratore also voted for the 2018 Reparative Therapy Ban and the 2019 Reparative Therapy Ban (bad 2X). We downgraded him to NO- (NO Negative) when he signed the letter that condemned the conservative Catholic State Committee Woman Deborah Martell for speaking out against the sexually abominable behavior of MA-2 Congressional Candidate Jeffrey Sossa Paquette. | |
| In 2018, Muratore co-sponsored five bills to regulate abortion which did not pass but also voted for the big three pro-death bills (NASTY Women Act, ACCESS Act and PATCH Act) that session which passed. He voted against the ROE Act in 2020 but voted for the budget bill containing the ROE Act amendment and voted for the abortion sanctuary legislation in 2022 Source: Votesmart At least he's trying to be all things to all people on this issue. | |
| Muratore scored an 87% from the NRA in 2018 but both voted for the 2018 ERPO Gun Grab and the 2017 Bump Stock Ban (bad). We think the NRA lives up to their reputation for Negotiating Rights Away by giving Muratore an 87% score. He voted against the 2022 gun grab amendment, but voted for the judiciary technology bonding bill which contained the amendment. At least he voted against voted against the 2023 gun grab bill, which shows that he is able to be all things to all people on guns. | |
| Vieira, Howitt, Wong, Muratore, Ferguson, Berthiaume, Muradian and Kane voted against Lyons's 2018 immigration enforcement amendment. At least they voted against giving illegal aliens drivers licenses in 2022. | |
| By virtue of his weak scores on taxes (footnote 47), gun rights (footnote 50) and immigration enforcement (footnote 51) as well as his votes for the Reparative Therapy Bans (footnote 48) | |
| Blog post from Weymouth community activist Bob Montgomery Thomas highlighting how Mariano lives the high-life on his campaign finance account. Yes folks, he is living living La Dolce Vida while his constituents struggle economically (due to his rubber stamping of every new tax, every bloated spending bill, every imprudent bonding bill and every draconian productivity retarding regulatory bill that #BaconHill vomits up as well as his donations to candidates who support such economically destructive legislation). | |
| We previously scored Ayers as Yes-Thumb Up because he voted against the abortion buffer zone bills. We downgraded Ayers to Maybe in 2020 when we found that he earned a B+ from NARAL Pro-Choice Massachusetts in the 2017-2018 legislative session for his votes for the PATCH Act (aka the Secret Abortions Act), the ACCESS Act (aka the Insurance Coverage for Abortifacients Act) and the NASTY Women Act (which resulted in Massachusetts legislatively decriminalizing abortion even if the supreme Court of the United State ever overturned Roe v. Wade). We downgraded him to NO- (Thumbs Down, NO Negative) in December 2020 when he voted for the ROE Act and the Abortion Sanctuary bill in 2022. We disagreed with MCFL scoring him as Pro-Life in their 2018 legislative scorecard and were glad they corrected it in their 2022 scorecard. | |
| The Late Rep. Miceli was an old-school, pro-life Catholic Democrat. Unfortunately, his legislative aide and successor David Robertson clearly tries to be all things to all people on this issue as evidenced by his July 4, 2018 interview with the Wilmington Apple. Of course, such #doublemindedness would not be complete without the obligatory kowtow to judicial supremacy. We disagreed with MCFL scoring him as mixed on this issue in 2020, but we appreciate them changing their score from Pro-Life in 2018 to mixed after we alerted them to Robertson's interview. Robertson voted against the ROE Act in 2020, but voted for the budget bill containing the ROE Act. Robertson voted for the Abortion and Sex Change Sanctuary Bill in 2022 and that prompted MCFL to score him as F-Supports Abortion in 2022. | |
| Damian and Sharon are pro-life (with exceptions) and opposes late-term abortion/taxpayer funding of abortion but we learned in a conversation with our Co-Founder that Damian and Sharon do not support the idea of criminalizing abortion, a position which prevents preborn from receiving the same equal protection under the law as those already born. We hope they will learn that decriminalizing abortion legislatively and judicially has resulted in the abortion of ~1 million preborn babies each and every year, so our Co-Founder sent them information about abortion abolitionism and the 5 necessary components of an abolition bill. While we note that MCFL endorsed them, we also noted that MCFL President Myrna Maloney Flynn signed on to the letter written by the major #ProLifeIndustry operatives OPPOSING all abolitionist legislation in response to the Louisiana Abolition Bill because they objected to the provision recriminalizing abortion. Our Co-Founder also connected with Justin Thurber and Bob Burke and shared with them information about abolitionist legislation to reestablish equal protection for preborn and born and will be circling back to see if it is something they can commit to. | |
| We have no idea how Senators Rodrigues and Moore received a B grade from Gun Owners Action League in 2018 (down from A+ in 2014) considering they voted for the Big Four Gun Grabs passed by the legislature since the beginning of 2014 (the 2014 DeLeo-Peterson Gun Grab, the 2017 Bump Stock Ban, the 2018 ERPO Red Flag Gun Grab). and the 2023 H4139 (AKA the Lawful Citizens Imprisonment Act). | |
| Tarr earned a 63% MassFiscalScorecard score in the 2019-20 legislative session, a 57% score in the 2017-18 legislative session and a 74% cumulative score from 2013-2022. Tarr also voted for the 2018 Grand Legislative Tax Increase, the 2018 Car Rental Tax. Tarr even voted for the 2020 Carbon Tax. Yes, the GOP State Senate Floor Leader joins the Democrats in voting for higher taxes, spending and borrowing. No wonder why the Democrats don't bother to run anyone against him. | |
| Tarr voted against the January 2007 Marriage Amendment and voted against the June 2007 Marriage Amendment. Tarr also voted for the #FakeGendered Drivers Licenses, the obscenely graphic sex-ed curriculum and did nothing to stop the Reparative Therapy ban. He also condemned the conservative Catholic State Committee Woman Deborah Martell for speaking out against the sexually abominable behavior of MA-2 Congressional Candidate Jeffrey Sossa Paquette. | |
| Tarr voting for the PATCH Act (aka the Secret Abortions Act), and the NASTY Women Act (which resulted in Massachusetts legislatively decriminalizing abortion even if the supreme Court of the United State ever overturned Roe v. Wade) probably explains how he scored a 70% from #PlannedMurderhood in 2018. Tarr also voted for the (2014 New Buffer Zone Law) as well as co-sponsored the (Original 2007 Buffer Zone Law). Since he did not co-sponsor the the NASTY Women Act and voted against the ROE Act, we score him as Thumb Down_No instead of Thumbs Down_NO- | |
| Tarr voted against the Drivers Licenses for Illegal Aliens and voted against(Roll Call 394 of Senate Bill 4 the 2018 Sanctuary State Amendment to the FY2019 budget (good 2x) but we downgraded his score to Maybe in January 2023 when we learned he supported drivers privilege cards for illegal aliens (bad) and when he voted to override former MA Governor Mitt Romney's veto of the MassHealth Immigrant Eligibility provision in the 2006 Romneycare socialized healthcare law (bad). | |
| Based on Tarr's mediocre MassFiscalScorecard scores (footnote 58), his co-sponsorship of the 2007 Original Buffer Zone Law (footnote 60), his votes for the Big Four Gun Grab bills (footnote 57) and his 2006 vote for the RomneyCare socialized healthcare programme. | |
| We originally scored Velis as No on fiscal issues in 2018, but downgraded him to NO- for his co-sponsorship of the carbon tax. His remarks about being a fiscally conservative Democrat are grossly misleading given that he voted for the 2018 Neighborhood Tax, the Car Rental Tax and his average MassFiscalScorecard score is about 16.75% (which means he votes to increase the size, scope and cost of government 83.25% of the time since he first began service in the legislature). We note he donated to Tank the Automatic Gas Tax , voted against the 2020 Gas Tax Increase (which bumped his MassFiscalScorecard score to 26% in that session) and earned a 36% score from MassFiscalScorecard in his first legislative session. However his MassFiscalScorecard scores for the 2016 legislative session was 3% and 2% for the 2018 legislative session plus Velis did not oppose the 2020 Gas Tax Increase when the MA House Committee on Ways and Means (of which he serves as a member) sent it to the full MA House of Representatives. We were surprised Velis voted against the Class Envy Tax (aka the Millionaires Surtax) and considered bumping him back to No but decided to maintain our NO- when we found he co-sponsored H2810 (the Carbon Tax). Either way, it is no wonder why many at a recent Progressive Democrats of Massachusetts meeting were pleased their beliefs were closer, if not identical to those held by Velis. | |
| Velis earned a 100% score on #PlannedMurderhood's 2018 candidate scorecard, a B Grade from NARAL Pro-Choice Massachusetts for his votes for the PATCH Act and the ACCESS bill and voted for the 2014 New Buffer Zone Law. We're wondering why the Billion Dollar abortuary conglomerate rated him as one of their Allies instead of one of their Champions, especially since he voted to give them state aid to replace the federal Title X cuts when he voted for H3638. Maybe he didn't sponsor enough pro-death legislation? As a member of the Joint Committee on Health Care Financing during the 190th Legislative session, he voted for the 2018 NASTY Women Act, which legislatively decriminalized the murder of #prebornbabies in Massachusetts. Our board and many in our audience were stunned that MCFL previously scored him (and other similar solons) as pro-life considering his website says NOTHING about right to life, that he scored 100% from #PlannedGenocide and was rated as one of their Allies and voted to legislatively decriminalize abortion in Massachusetts. Fortunately, MCFL made the necessary corrections to his Stance on Abortion score around March 20, 2020 and now scores him as Anti-Life/Supports Abortion. We were also surprised that Democrats for Life endorsed him and would like to know what their methodology was for endorsing him. At least he is against accelerating abortion in MA by opposing the ROE Act (so far), which keeps him at No instead of downgrading him further to NO-. Nevertheless, it is no wonder why many at a recent Progressive Democrats of Massachusetts meeting were pleased their beliefs were closer, if not identical to those held by Velis. | |
| Velis voted against the 2014 DeLeo-Peterson Gun Grab (good) H4376, but voted for the 2018 ERPO Gun Grab H4517, the 2017 Bump Stock Ban and H4139 Gun Grab (bad) (bad). We think the NRA lives up to their reputation for Negotiating Rights Away by endorsing him and giving him an A- score. No wonder why many at a recent Progressive Democrats of Massachusetts meeting were pleased their beliefs were closer, if not identical to those held by Velis. In addition to Velis, Senator Fattman, as well as Representatives Lombardo, Howitt, Jones, Boldyga, Zlotnik & Smola all voted against DeLeo-Peterson but voted for ERPO and either the Bump Stock Ban Amendment or the H3951 supplemental budget, which contained the Bump Stock Ban Amendment. | |
| Velis voted against the 2018 Lyons Immigration Amendment, (bad), but voted against giving drivers licenses to illegal aliens (good). Immigration enforcement minded voters in the Hampden & Hampshire State Senate district will need to make sure that Velis makes future immigration votes in the interests of Americans as opposed to those at the Progressive Democrats of Massachusetts given how many were pleased their beliefs were closer, if not identical to those held by Velis when he met with them for his initial State Senate campaign. |
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