Great to be at the Andover Democratic Caucus yesterday! It’s always inspiring to see neighbors coming together to participate in the democratic process. Thankful for the conversations, the support, and everyone who showed up to make their voices heard.
More information about the day, including canvassing details, will be shared in the coming days. If you’re not able to make it in person, we’ll also share ways you can still get involved.
Stay tuned!
It’s official: our first major canvassing event is happening!!
Join us as we knock doors, talk to voters, and continue building this movement together. Every conversation matters, and we’re excited to have you with us!
If you’re able to sign or want to volunteer, we’d love your support. Link in bio!
I was grateful for the opportunity to connect with folks at Greater Andover Indivisible and the Tewksbury Democratic caucus! We’re currently hard at work collecting signatures to get on the ballot. Being out in the community and hearing directly from people is what this campaign is all about.
Come see me this Saturday! I’ll also be at Andover’s Democratic caucus at Memorial Hall Library immediately afterward. Looking forward to some great conversation!
By creating spaces for safe and honest conversation, building affordable, sustainable homes in the places that need them most, and advocating for environmental justice and human rights at the United Nations, these gentlemen inspire me to be a better leader every day. I’m proud to have their support!
Thank you to Bob, Jim, and Kevin for their endorsements!
When progressives work together, we WIN together. Thank you for your endorsement, Lorena. I hope residents of Lowell and Chelmsford will join me in supporting Lorena’s campaign at lorenabetts.com.
Today, as the Massachusetts House votes on a major energy affordability bill, l urge lawmakers to be pragmatic but never lose sight of scientific fact. Our climate and our economy depend on it.
Parts of the PROVE IT Act, which I advocated for with Citizens' Climate Lobby, have been recently signed into law, strengthening American competitiveness and transparency.
At the same time, the EPA's rollback of greenhouse gas endangerment finding is a troubling step backward.
Climate change is real. The science is clear.
I am ready to channel our voices into a powerful force for good on Beacon Hill, and I hope you’ll join me in this fight.
Last night, I talked about why I feel the Commonwealth is falling short, but also why I have so much hope that a better future is possible. Our society is ready to embrace progressive change. We have no reason to settle for anything less than greatness; we must only be brave enough to try.
HUGE thank you to the 50+ supporters that joined us at Oak and Iron Brewing Co. to officially kick off my campaign for state representative!
The energy in that room blew me away, and together I believe we can make Massachusetts a better place for all its residents.
Stop in and say hi! I’ll be the young, progressive guy in the blue suit who’s committed to giving you a voice in Massachusetts governance 😉
Our legislators need to work hard to deliver results, not empty promises and vague talking points.
This fall, choose a representative who’s going to fight for you and your needs. Choose a neighbor.
Choose Hope.
I just picked up my nominating papers from the Office of the Secretary of the Commonwealth.
Our families are working harder than ever to put food on the table, yet they’re being priced out by the rising costs of housing, healthcare, and energy.
Our first newsletter goes out on Monday! If you aren’t yet subscribed to receive updates on the race for state rep, you really should be 👀
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I’m deeply saddened by the tragic news of the sinking of the Lily Jean. Fishing and its men and women and their families are the heartbeat of Gloucester. I thank the Coast Guard for their response and I offer my heartfelt prayers and condolences to the crew and their loved ones.
This week was an empowering reminder of why I’m so proud to live in Massachusetts.
Hope to see you there!
Read more about Connor Murray at www.murray4ma.com.
Can’t make it, but want to support? Donate to the campaign at secure.actblue.com/donate/murra....
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You will also be able to sign Connor’s nomination papers, officially placing him on the ballot in the fall.
This is a great opportunity to meet a pragmatic, progressive candidate who shares your vision for a better Massachusetts, and chat with like-minded supporters across the district.
Hear from local leaders about why Connor is the right choice for the 18th Essex District, campaign staff about how you can support his candidacy, and most importantly, directly from Connor as he outlines his legislative platform and priorities at the State House.
Let’s gather for a night of community with food, drinks, and great company to celebrate the official kickoff of Connor Murray’s campaign for Massachusetts state representative!
Workers in Massachusetts deserve to have their rights, and their dignity, taken seriously. Unethical retaliatory practices have no place in our Commonwealth.
This protection is critical for injured laborers who are vulnerable to retaliation or blackmail based on immigration status
With the departure of Tram Nguyen from the Legislature, this bill requires a new sponsor to carry it forward into the next session. I will proudly take on that responsibility.
H.2151 establishes a clear administrative process to investigate discriminatory retaliation against workers injured on the job, ensuring their path to full compensation and medical care is not obstructed by fear, intimidation, or abuse.
Last weekend on the Chutzpah and Soul podcast, I made an important announcement: if elected to the Massachusetts House of Representatives, my very first legislative action will be to re-file H.2151: An Act to Protect Injured Workers.
Have hope. Let it motivate you to make change. The powerful hate that.
(Video is Andover High School Chamber Choir performing at the Andover Baptist Church MLK Day celebration on 1/19/26. The soloist is my WICKEDLY talented little sister Ana)
