WBZ had a microphone for me outside, but no place in the debate. I’m on the ballot. Voters deserve to hear every candidate.
Thank you to our team: outnumbered, never outmatched.
This Commonwealth belongs to the people. On to November 3rd.

WBZ had a microphone for me outside, but no place in the debate. I’m on the ballot. Voters deserve to hear every candidate.
Thank you to our team: outnumbered, never outmatched.
This Commonwealth belongs to the people. On to November 3rd.
Unlike my opponents, I have experienced the crushing cost-of-living challenges facing residents around the state.
"I’m voting for Andrea because her record speaks for its self.
We can call on her.
And we know she’ll stand with us on Beacon Hill, focused on residents, not politics." - Justin R., Boston, MA
Getting sick shouldn’t mean going broke. Losing a job shouldn’t mean losing your health care. And an unexpected diagnosis shouldn’t put everything you’ve worked for at risk.
Life is unpredictable. Your access to health care shouldn’t be.
Health care is a human right.
The farther you get from the State House, the clearer the investment gaps become.
Every community needs affordable housing, accessible health care, schools funded to meet students’ needs, reliable transit, and roads and bridges that aren’t crumbling.
Your utility bill should not bankroll Big Tech.
I’m calling for a moratorium on data centers. Clean water, reliable power, and the ability to afford a life here must come before corporate expansion.
Putting up campaign signs in communities throughout the Commonwealth doesn’t replace showing up, and delivering for the people who live there.
Don't be fooled by corporate backed marketing campaigns.
Votes do not belong to the Democratic Party. They do not belong to the Republican Party. And they do not belong to any candidate.
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A powerful evening with @umlcollegedems at UMass Lowell. These students are brilliant, thoughtful, and clear about what’s at stake.
Massachusetts cannot afford to educate its next generation and then price them out of a future here.
I’m running for governor because we deserve to know where our money goes and how decisions get made. If we want transparency and accountability in Massachusetts, we have to stop rewarding secrecy with another term.
Transparency and accountability.
All of us deserve answers about our privacy and tax dollars.
Who was at the table looking out for the people when this deal was made?
It’s Commonwealth, not Corporatewealth.