Republican
Massachusetts
On the ballot · 2026
Key dates
Full six-year term
Elections & Campaigns
“I will fight to protect the integrity of our elections through common-sense measures such as free voter identification and transparent processes. At the same time, I reject any effort that makes voting harder for eligible citizens.”
Business & Economy
“I also support amending the Jones Act to fix the archaic shipping restrictions that make it harder and more expensive to move LNG and other energy resources within the United States — restrictions that drive up costs for New England families who already pay some of the highest energy prices in the country.”
Seniors & Aging
“I also believe Social Security benefits should not be taxed. Seniors already paid into this system with after-tax dollars; taxing their benefits a second time is unjust.”
Health Care
“I will fight to break up these vertically integrated insurers and break up the PBM monopoly so patients, doctors, and pharmacists — not middlemen — decide what care looks like.”
Immigration
“I support a targeted, earned pathway to legal status and ultimately citizenship for DACA recipients and similarly situated Dreamers who meet rigorous standards”
Energy & Utilities
“I support building out solar, wind, geothermal, and hydro alongside a serious recommitment to nuclear power — including small modular reactors (SMRs), like the ones I've proposed for Brayton Point, paired with data center growth and backed by real ratepayer protections and community benefit agreements so host communities share in the upside.”
Reproductive Health
“Since the fall of Roe in 2022, I've consistently supported codifying the protections of Roe into federal law, and I strongly disagree with the Supreme Court's decision in Dobbs. As I said in my last campaign, if national Republicans try to bring a federal abortion ban to the floor (as Attorney General Todd Blanche has promised) I will switch parties and vote with Democrats to stop it.”
Taxes & Revenue
Ask higher earners to pay in on more of their income. Right now, wages above roughly $176,000 aren't taxed for Social Security at all. Closing or raising that cap is common sense.
Republican
Massachusetts
On the ballot · 2026
Key dates
Full six-year term
Elections & Campaigns
“I will fight to protect the integrity of our elections through common-sense measures such as free voter identification and transparent processes. At the same time, I reject any effort that makes voting harder for eligible citizens.”
Business & Economy
“I also support amending the Jones Act to fix the archaic shipping restrictions that make it harder and more expensive to move LNG and other energy resources within the United States — restrictions that drive up costs for New England families who already pay some of the highest energy prices in the country.”
Seniors & Aging
“I also believe Social Security benefits should not be taxed. Seniors already paid into this system with after-tax dollars; taxing their benefits a second time is unjust.”
Health Care
“I will fight to break up these vertically integrated insurers and break up the PBM monopoly so patients, doctors, and pharmacists — not middlemen — decide what care looks like.”
Immigration
“I support a targeted, earned pathway to legal status and ultimately citizenship for DACA recipients and similarly situated Dreamers who meet rigorous standards”
Energy & Utilities
“I support building out solar, wind, geothermal, and hydro alongside a serious recommitment to nuclear power — including small modular reactors (SMRs), like the ones I've proposed for Brayton Point, paired with data center growth and backed by real ratepayer protections and community benefit agreements so host communities share in the upside.”
Reproductive Health
“Since the fall of Roe in 2022, I've consistently supported codifying the protections of Roe into federal law, and I strongly disagree with the Supreme Court's decision in Dobbs. As I said in my last campaign, if national Republicans try to bring a federal abortion ban to the floor (as Attorney General Todd Blanche has promised) I will switch parties and vote with Democrats to stop it.”
Taxes & Revenue
Ask higher earners to pay in on more of their income. Right now, wages above roughly $176,000 aren't taxed for Social Security at all. Closing or raising that cap is common sense.
