David grew up as one of ten children on a small farm in Suwanee, Georgia, and later relocated with his family to Lake Lanier. He attended Georgia Gwinnett College after serving in the military. David Clark and his wife, Courtney, have a daughter named Madison, and they are involved in their church, living in Sugar Hill, Georgia.

David is a small business owner and a combat veteran who served in the infantry, deploying to Afghanistan in support of Operation Enduring Freedom.

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David Clark is a State Representative for District 100, since 2022. Previously, he was state representative for district 98 from 2015 to 2022. During his tenure, he has chaired the Welfare Fraud Study Committee and was Chairman of the Interstate Cooperation Committee, although he was removed from this chairmanship. He has previously challenged the Georgia House speaker for leadership in the chamber and introduced a resolution calling for the speaker's resignation.

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The candidate's website says, "Georgia’s hair stylists, tattoo artists and massage therapists are among the people who can go back to work Friday... following a new executive order from Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp that eases business constraints... Gyms, restaurants and other indoor businesses that were closed can open under Kemp’s..."

Said, "I have fought to reduce the tax burden on all citizens... I led the way to reduce the income tax rate... Higher taxes slow down economic growth."

The candidate's website says, "Gyms, restaurants and other indoor businesses that were closed can open under Kemp’s March shelter-in-place order, which he reset April 8. Restaurant dining rooms and theaters can seat customers next Monday."

The candidate's website says, "Georgia’s hair stylists, tattoo artists and massage therapists are among the people who can go back to work Friday... following a new executive order from Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp that eases business constraints..."

The candidate's website says, "The order to lift some restrictions is a Kemp concession to Georgia businesses that have burned cash for weeks, even as public health experts urge him to take time to collect more testing data before easing limits on social interaction."

The candidate's website says, "State Rep. David Clark, a Buford Republican, joined the chorus calling for an immediate reopening of the state’s businesses in a Facebook post over the weekend."

The candidate's website says, "On the other side of the equation, about 1 million Georgians filed for unemployment benefits the past four weeks, more than filed claims during the worst full year of the Great Recession."

The candidate's website says, "A deeper budget shortfall of at least $3 billion could await next year’s spending plan... according to the report. Ralston said Monday legislative leaders are in early discussions about how to approve next year’s budget..."

Said, "In speaking with many small business owners in State House District 98 and the state over the past weeks, they are all expressing the hurt... Many are going to lose everything..."

The candidate's website says, "The COVID-19 crisis threatens to blow a big hole in the state’s $28.1 billion budget. Revenues could fall at least $1 billion in the remaining three months of this fiscal year..."

The candidate's website says, "The plan comes as Kemp is taking heat from business owners who want to get back to work, said Kennesaw State University’s director of the School of Government and International Affairs, Kerwin Swint."

The candidate's website says, "from Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp that eases business constraints designed to stem the spread of the novel coronavirus."

The candidate's website says, "1 million Georgians filed for unemployment"

The candidate's website says, "to reopen for business. The Monday announcement is based on new modeling that predicts a two-week decline in new COVID-19 cases is likely, the benchmark in Trump’s plan."

The candidate's website says, "Kemp lifts some restrictions on businesses, critics say it’s premature"

The candidate's website says, "Kemp lifts some restrictions on businesses, critics say it’s premature - David Clark for State House District 100"

Said, "As your State Representative I have fought to reduce the tax burden on all citizens. I led the way to reduce the income tax rate and put a rate cap ..."

Said "I have fought to reduce the tax burden on all citizens. I led the way to reduce the income tax rate and put a rate cap into our Constitution."

- Said "I have fought to reduce the tax burden on all citizens. I led the way to reduce the income tax rate and put a rate cap into our Constitution."

Economy

As of March 19, 2024, David Clark’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Energy & the Environment

Said, "I will continue to oppose Obamacare; ... Socialized medicine has failed all over the world, it stifles innovation, and limits healthcare options. ... I have fought to bring choice and transparency to the healthcare system and I will always work to protect patients with pre-existing conditions."

Said, "I’m just concerned that we’re in such a hurry to open things back up... rather than actually having them in place... And I hope that we’re not premature, and I hope it doesn’t come back to bite us."

Said, "I believe life starts at conception, and that in every little fetus is the seed of greatness. Each one is a little person that has something amazing to contribute to the world."

The candidate's website says, "The lack of testing in the state makes it hard to know where the disease is spreading... The state also needs more health care infrastructure to rapidly respond to and contain outbreaks..."

The candidate's website says, "775 people in Georgia have died from COVID-19 disease and 19,399 people in the state have had confirmed cases, according to the Georgia Department of Public Health... Kemp cited an apparent decline in new cases and in ER visits as evidence the disease’s peak is in the past."

The candidate's website says, "Georgia State’s Heiman said more testing and tracing of interactions of people who test positive is needed to know if the spread of COVID-19 is in decline."

The candidate's website says, "The governor also said more hospitals will be cleared to perform delayed elective surgeries after patients with COVID-19 claimed a larger share of health care resources in recent weeks."

The candidate's website says, "“For example, a lot of the testing and case identification and contact tracing is through Augusta Health and through a new app they’re developing, and by their report, they’ve still finalizing and customizing the app,” he said."

Said, "I will continue to oppose Obamacare; I do not believe that the federal government should control our healthcare system. Socialized medicine has failed all over the world, it stifles innovation, ..."

Said, "I believe life starts at conception, and that in every little fetus is the seed of greatness. Each one is a little person that has something amazing to contribute to ..."

Said, "I believe life starts at conception, and that in every little fetus is the seed of greatness."

- Said, "I will continue to oppose Obamacare; I do not believe that the federal government should control our healthcare system. Socialized medicine has failed all over the world, it stifles innovation, ..."
- Said, "I believe life starts at conception, and that in every little fetus is the seed of greatness."

Healthcare

The candidate's website says, "State Rep. David Clark said the leadership of House Speaker David Ralston, who’s led the party since 2010, will cause them to lose more seats in the chamber. Democrats flipped 11 House seats in the 2018 election."

The candidate's website says, "The election will determine which party holds control of the House for the next two years... Each party’s caucus will elect its leadership in November."

The candidate's website says, "And former Gov. Roy Barnes, a Democrat who represented Ralston in a State Bar of Georgia complaint settled in 2016, said that the law helps ensure that the makeup of the Legislature is of citizen-lawmakers and not full-time politicians."

Believes that due to a high volume of absentee ballots, election results, particularly for state House races, may not be finalized on election night and could change as more votes are counted post-election.

Voting & Elections

The candidate's website says, "Clark says he’s currently working on legislation 'that will close some of the loopholes that ... have allowed victims rights to be ignored in the judicial process.'"

Working on legislation "'that will close some of the loopholes that ... have allowed victims rights to be ignored in the judicial process.'"

Said, "I am Pro Law Enforcement but believe strongly that position doesn’t grant one the right to abuse his or her power."

Said, "I am pro law enforcement but believe strongly that position doesn’t grant one the right to abuse his or her power."

Said, "I’ll always support the RIGHT to Bear Arms."

The candidate's website says, "Clark made headlines last year when he led a group of 10 Republican lawmakers who asked Ralston ... to step down as speaker after an investigation ... found he frequently delayed criminal cases by claiming court dates interfered with his legislative duties."

Led a group of 10 Republican lawmakers who asked Ralston ... to step down as speaker after an investigation ... found he frequently delayed criminal cases by claiming court dates interfered with his legislative duties."

- Working on legislation "'that will close some of the loopholes that ... have allowed victims rights to be ignored in the judicial process.'"
- Said, "I am pro law enforcement but believe strongly that position doesn’t grant one the right to abuse his or her power."
- Said, "I’ll always support the RIGHT to Bear Arms."
- Led a group of 10 Republican lawmakers who asked Ralston ... to step down as speaker after an investigation ... found he frequently delayed criminal cases by claiming court dates interfered with his legislative duties."

Public Safety

Supports education as a vital equalizer, advocates for school choice including public, charter, and parochial options, and emphasizes the importance of well-funded teachers for effective education.

Said, "Education is the great equalizer. If we neglect to provide the next generation with a solid education, the nation we know and love will cease to exist. I am steadfast ..."

Said, "Education is the great equalizer. If we neglect to provide the next generation with a solid education, the nation we know and love will cease to exist."

- Supports school choice.
- Said, "Education is the great equalizer. If we neglect to provide the next generation with a solid education, the nation we know and love will cease to exist."

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Michael was born in Decatur, Georgia. He earned a bachelor's degree from the University of Mississippi and a graduate degree from Grand Canyon University. He has been affiliated with the Boys Scouts of America. He is a Christian. 

Michael Day has worked as a teacher and football coach. 

As of April 30, 2024, Michael Day’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Said, "A deal made must be a deal honored. ... I will introduce legislation mandating “clawback” provisions are included in all tax credits and incentives given to private organizations. ... I will support legislation requiring the Executive to report on the effectiveness and impact of existing and future incentive programs."

Opposes tax credits and incentives given to private organizations and plans to  require Executive to report on the effectiveness and impact of existing and future incentive programs."

Supports capping third-party delivery fees to aid family-run restaurants, hit hard by safety measures and struggling with the shift to take-out, to survive financially during the pandemic.

Said, "With funding set at $46 billion, the House focused its efforts on combating the deleterious effects the COVID-19 pandemic has had on every aspect of our lives... I was very happy to secure direct appropriations of $50,000 […]"

Said, "I will continue to invest in the future by working for increased funding for job training programs that truly prepare workers for jobs in the modern, global economy."

Supports legislation to cap Massachusetts' car insurance premium hikes at 35% for first-time at-fault accidents and shorten the penalty duration from five to three years.

Said, "Earlier this month, the House passed our budget for Fiscal Year 2021 (FY21). With funding set at $46 billion, the House focused its efforts on combating the deleterious effects the COVID-19 pandemic has had on every aspect of our lives... We also kept our commitment to our towns by increasing funding of unrestricted local aid as well as Chapter 70 education funding to Stoneham and Winchester."

The candidate's website says, "– Moved the traditional individual income tax filing deadline from April 15 to July 15, providing flexibility to those filing during the pandemic."

The candidate's website says, "– Created a program dedicated to helping employers and nonprofits recover from layoffs as a result of COVID-19, and extended the unemployment benefit period."

The candidate's website says, "– Allowed extensions on property tax exemptions, modified town meeting requirements, and prohibited essential services provided by cities or towns from being terminated due to a missed or late payment."

The candidate's website says, "– Passed bill regulating commission fees charged by third-party delivery apps to restaurants struggling to stay afloat during the COVID-19 pandemic."

Supports bolstering family-owned businesses during the pandemic, recognizing them as community pillars, and advocates for local shopping to sustain them, acknowledging their crucial role in defining local economies and community engagement.

Supports local economies by promoting Stoneham and Winchester businesses through the "Spotlight on the 31st" Facebook initiative, which evolved to include various local entities after a strategic pause and community feedback.

The candidate's website says, "$10 million for matching grants for capital investments by small businesses;"

Supports the state-funded grant for enhancing community resilience to pandemic-related challenges, and believes it will bolster safety and economic growth, commending the cooperative efforts that made it possible for Winchester.

Said, "We passed a partial budget in July, hoping to have a clearer and more accurate economic picture of the Commonwealth’s revenue situation by this Fall. Citing the latest projections which are on par […]"

The candidate's website says, "Representative Day Announces Return of “Spotlight on the 31st” ... which he designed to call attention to the small businesses based in Stoneham and Winchester and to encourage residents to patronize them. ..."

Supports economic development; secured $1 million for Winchester's downtown rail corridor planning and redevelopment, and $75,000 for technological enhancements at the Winchester Historical Society to enhance remote access to its resources.

Said, "On July 28th, we in the House passed H4879, an Act Enabling Partnerships for Growth... I secured the authorization for future appropriation of funds from the Governor that will help both Stoneham and Winchester bounce back from the economic hardships that have accompanied the COVID-19 pandemic and will boost economic drivers in our communities."

Said, "My bill capped the fees third-party food delivery services could charge to restaurants during the COVID-19 state of emergency."

Supports restaurant relief measures; successfully amended H4879 with colleagues' support, now in conference committee for House and Senate to reconcile economic development bills, hopeful for inclusion in final recommendations.

The candidate's website says, "State Representative Michael S. Day recently announced JK Automotive Designs as his nomination for Manufacturer of the Year in the 31st Middlesex District... The 5th Annual Manufacturing Awards... recognize manufacturers who have adapted and pivoted in response to the pandemic..."

Said, "I will also fight to honor the pension, health care and related commitments we made to our seniors and safeguard essential resources such as ride sharing programs and our senior centers."

The candidate's website says, "This bill makes appropriations for the fiscal year 2020 for the maintenance of the departments, boards, commissions, institutions and certain activities of the Commonwealth, for interest, sinking fund and serial bond requirements and for certain permanent improvements."

The candidate's website says, "Releases three easements of land from the MWRA to Stoneham for further development."

The candidate's website says, "This bill exempts veterans’ disability payments from being counted toward their eligibility for low income housing."

Said, "We also honored our long-standing commitment to our most vulnerable residents by increasing housing and homelessness funding, and addressing an expected eviction crisis with more than $350 million in funding to various agencies and initiatives, including:"

Said, "We also increased efforts to bolster economic development, support small businesses and restore jobs, including:"

Supports local industry recognition; Representative Day nominated JK Automotive Designs for a manufacturing award, honoring their pivot to produce essential pandemic-related items. The awards ceremony is scheduled for October 27th.

Supports economic and community recovery from COVID-19 impacts by funding infrastructure improvements in Winchester through MassDOT's Shared Streets and Spaces grant program.

The candidate's website says, "$6 million for small business technical assistance grants;"

The candidate's website says, "$2 million for local manufacturers through the Massachusetts Manufacturing Partnership;"

Said, "Recently, my colleagues and I passed the House budget for fiscal year 2017 (FY17). I am thrilled to share that this budget includes record funding for our district!"

Said, "I thank my colleagues in the House for supporting my efforts to pass these appropriations for Stoneham and Winchester. With their support, I won approval for the funding of specific projects that would benefit us directly."

Said, "This budget reflects my commitment to provide our towns with increased state assistance and financial flexibility..."

Said, "The House passed my bill as part of a larger restaurant relief measure in early June. Unfortunately, the Senate did not take this part of the legislation up when it passed a scaled-down restaurant relief bill in July."

Said, "Finally, I was pleased to work with my colleagues to secure the authorization of $12,500,000 for future appropriation for Zoo New England... We prevailed on the Baker Administration to appropriate more than $3 million in MassWorks funding to the Stone Zoo, which allowed Zoo New England to unlock millions of dollars in private contributions..."

The candidate's website says, "Economic Development Bill Includes Funding Authorization for Stoneham and Winchester Economic Priorities"

The candidate's website says, "Economic Development Bill Includes Relief For Restaurants"

Said, "JK Automotive’s willingness to shift gears in the middle of a pandemic to help support frontline workers ... exemplifies why I nominated them as Manufacturer of the Year in the 31st Middlesex District,” said Representative Day. “This recognition is entirely appropriate, but also falls short of capturing the impact JK Automotive made ... I deeply appreciate the Caucus’ acceptance of my nomination in naming JK Automotive as a Manufacturer of the Year.”"

The candidate's website says, "If you know of a local business that should be spotlighted by this program, you are invited to post their information on the “Spotlight on the 31st” Facebook page or by emailing Representative Day directly at Michael.day@mahouse.gov."

The candidate's website says, "$15 million for community development financial institutions;"

The candidate's website says, "$19 million for summer jobs for at-risk youth."

The candidate's website says, "Record Funding for Stoneham and Winchester in the FY17 House Budget"

The candidate's website says, "Economic Development Bill Includes Relief For Restaurants - State Representative Mike Day"

The candidate's website says, "Economic Development Bill Includes Funding Authorization for Stoneham and Winchester..."

The candidate's website says, "Additionally, we can (and should) expand mixed use housing options in our downtowns so that our seniors can choose to stay and enjoy the towns they have built and the next generation of residents can raise their own families here."

Supports mixed housing options to support seniors citizens. 

Supports capping third-party delivery service commissions at 10% for non-chain restaurants during emergencies, to alleviate financial strain on small businesses already impacted by reduced dine-in services.

Said, "I support recent legislation increasing the minimum wage to $11 per hour by 2017 and will work to index future minimum wage increases to the Consumer Price Index, so that our workers don’t bear the brunt of inflation."

Supports raising the minimum wage to $11 per hour by 2017 and will "work to index future minimum wage increases to the Consumer Price Index, so that our workers don’t bear the brunt of inflation."

Opposes excessive regulation and fees on small businesses, supports tax credits and incentives for job creation, and wants to transition individuals from unemployment to employment.

Opposes excessive regulation and fees on small businesses, supports tax credits and incentives for job creation, and wants to increase employment rate. 

Supports job stability, advocates for mandatory paid sick leave, champions equal pay, and endorses workers' rights to collective bargaining.

Opposes tax credits for corporations without oversight, criticizes inadequate monitoring, and the failure to reclaim funds from non-compliant recipients, leading to a compromised tax base and increased burden on individuals and families.

Opposes unmonitored tax credits for corporations, advocating for oversight to protect the tax base.

Plans to navigate the projected $4-6 billion shortfall, confident in addressing the deficit, and intends to support schools, local governments, public health, and businesses for a safe economic recovery from the pandemic.

Plans to increase funds for local governments, public health, and businesses for pandemic recovery.

Supports redevelopment of underused areas for housing, economic growth, grants for businesses owned by women, minorities, veterans, and zoning law changes to allow majority local vote rather than a 3/4 requirement.

Supports redevelopment of underused areas for housing and economic growth, with grants for minority-owned businesses, and zoning law changes by majority vote. 

Supports continued tax relief and government assistance for seniors, including fuel aid and extending the senior circuit breaker tax credit, acknowledging their past contributions through taxes and the challenges of living on a fixed income.

Supports continued tax relief and government assistance for seniors, including fuel aid and extending the senior circuit breaker tax credit. 

Supports legislation to boost employment for the disabled, fostering independence and reducing reliance on state aid, while expanding their job market and enhancing self-sufficiency and dignity.

Supports legislation to boost employment for disabled populations. 

Supports granting essential businesses immunity from lawsuits and civil liabilities for damages claimed to result from coronavirus exposure, contingent on the business acting in good faith.

Supports granting essential businesses immunity from lawsuits and civil liabilities for damages claimed to result from Covid-19. 

Supports local businesses amidst pandemic challenges, recognizing their struggles compared to national chains, and encourages community patronage and unity for a stronger post-pandemic recovery.

Supports local businesses amidst recovering pandemic challenges, citing their struggles compared to national chains.

Supports economic growth by amending legislation to allocate $1 million for a regional transit system in Stoneham and nearby areas, enhancing transportation and access, and securing additional funds for local historical society technological advancements.

Supports enhancing mass transit access and increasing funds for local historical society technological advancements.

Said, "We must make sure our seniors are able to continue to live in Stoneham and Winchester. I am committed to providing our senior population with the assistance they need to remain here and enjoy the communities they helped to build."

Plans to install mixed housing to assist senior populations.

As of March 19, 2024, Michael Day’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Said, "Massachusetts has made great strides in proving that sound environmental policies can also be highly beneficial to the economy... I am in favor of the Commonwealth’s march towards zero waste and will sponsor legislation to update the bottle bill and increase our recycling efforts."

The candidate's website says, "This bill creates a Sustainable Packaging Advisory Board to manage the recycling of municipalities and provide incentives to them to create a zero waste plan and be reimbursed for a certain percentage of all municipals recycling."

Supports revitalizing Winchester's center by allocating $50,000 for Aberjona Riverbank restoration, aiming to enhance flood control, environmental health, and economic growth through strategic planning and community investment.

Plans to protect local charm by advocating for Smart Growth, updating zoning laws, curbing sprawl, opposing uncooperative developers, and revitalizing unused properties.

The candidate's website says, "This bill requires home heating oil companies to provide their customers with an annual notification that insurance is available to cover oil spills... Many consumers do not realize that they are covered for oil spills..."

The candidate's website says, "This bill makes any future autonomous vehicle must be a Zero-emission and electric car."

Said, "I am also very happy that we continue to move forward in our fight against climate change and to prioritize climate resiliency initiatives, dedicating more than $300 million to environmental spending in FY’21, including:"

The candidate's website says, "This allows cities and towns to seek reimbursement of legal fees from utilities incurred as a result of that municipality’s involvement in the siting process."

Said, "I grew up in these communities, and Megan and I are raising our three sons here because of the natural beauty and open air resources our neighborhoods offer us."

Said, "Together, we can support the phasing out of coal in Massachusetts and commit to expanding clean and renewable energy sources across the state."

Supports clean and renewable energy industry and eliminating the use of coal across the state. 

Plans to legislate for manufacturers to bear more e-waste recycling costs and to enhance and finance public transport, reducing pollution and saving money.

Plans to legislate for manufacturers to bear more e-waste recycling costs and to enhance and finance public transport, as he believes that would reduce pollution and save money.

The candidate's website says, "Requires the EFSB to consider a new power line proposal’s impact on the environment... before prioritizing the 'lowest possible cost' of the proposal when considering whether or not to grant a license."

Plans to require the EFSB to consider environmental effects over solely cost to be granted a license. 

Supports aggressive action against climate change and global warming, advocating for federal incentives to cut carbon emissions and redevelop toxic "brownfield" sites.

Supports action against climate change and global warming and plans to advocate for federal incentives to cut carbon emissions and redevelop toxic "brownfield" sites.

The candidate's website says, "Would close a loophole by requiring all municipalities and commercial solid waste haulers who provide trash removal services to also offer comparable access to recycling services."

Plans to require all municipalities and commercial solid waste haulers who provide trash removal services to also offer comparable access to recycling services."

Supports establishing a Personal Protective Equipment Exchange to connect manufacturers with healthcare providers, enhancing PPE access for eldercare facilities, particularly after COVID-19's impact on nursing homes, to prepare for potential case surges.

Said, "I believe it is the role of government to protect our senior population... As your State Representative, I will relentlessly pursue increased home care services... These services help highly skilled health workers provide care in a more efficient manner, thereby cutting down on expensive and lengthy hospital stays."

The candidate's website says, "Would require healthcare professionals licensed by the Commonwealth to adhere to the legal, moral and professional standards of their industry and requires these professionals to report suspected acts of torture and abusive treatment..."

The candidate's website says, "This bill would lock in existing health care premium percentages paid by municipal retirees at the current rate, allowing cities and towns to increase premium percentages on future retirees only."

The candidate's website says, "This bill would require healthcare professionals licensed by the Commonwealth to adhere to the legal, moral and professional standards of their industry and to report suspected acts of torture and abusive treatment to an appropriate government agency or licensing authority."

The candidate's website says, "This bill (language forthcoming) would add as a condition of licensure a requirement that psychiatrists providing mental health treatment in MA accept a certain percentage of MassHealth patients for treatment."

The candidate's website says, "At the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic, JK Automotive...retrofitting their state-of-the-art laser cutters and printers to mass-produce personal protective equipment free of charge for health care workers...JK Automotive manufactured hundreds of face shields around-the-clock...Because of the quality of materials used, JK Automotive’s shields could withstand a thorough disinfectant process after each use, allowing front line workers to keep their focus on the individuals in need of immediate help."

The candidate's website says, "– Passed $1B in funding for implementation and expansion of COVID-19 testing capabilities across the Commonwealth."

The candidate's website says, "The bill will allow for consumers to choose if they want to receive notifications of cancellation or non-renewal electronically from their insurance companies... It will modernize the insurance laws..."

The candidate's website says, "*H3493 An Act prohibiting the participation of healthcare professionals in the torture and abuse of prisoners"

The candidate's website says, "This requires the HPC to conduct a study on the variation of the practice of behavioral health providers and to make recommendations for improving quality and outcomes for patients."

The candidate's website says, "This changes the responsibility for funding of health care oversight agencies and creates a maximum expense payment."

Said, "Feel sick? Get tested. I continue to press for increased availability of tests and testing sites throughout the CommonwealthFor more information and an interactive map of all COVID-19 testing sites in the Commonwealth, visit www.mass.gov/covid-19-testing"

The candidate's website says, "*HD1779 An Act to expand access to mental health services"

The candidate's website says, "$11 million for the Department of Mental Health’s Rental Subsidy program;"

Supports healthcare workers by manufacturing PPE, donating designs and funds, and providing equipment to frontline workers at no cost during the pandemic, while maintaining employee salaries and not profiting from these efforts.

Said, "Wear a mask. This is not a political issue... This is a matter of common sense, common decency and scientific truth. Masks work to prevent the spread of COVID-19..."

Said, "I will advocate for the implementation of harm reduction programs and the authorization of new treatments that can counter, or even eliminate, physical dependency on opioids and other highly addictive drugs... We must increase the availability of overdose reversal drugs so that our first responders are well equipped with these life-saving treatments..."

The candidate's website says, "Currently, patients with seizure disorders are required to “fail first” on three different medications before insurance companies will cover the treatment protocol... This bill would reduce the requirement to one “fail first” trial, which will improve the quality of life for those with epilepsy and other seizure disorders."

Plans to reduce insurance requirements for seizure disorder treatments.

Supports amendments for comprehensive COVID-19 coverage, including outpatient testing for asymptomatic individuals, and advocates for increased autonomy for healthcare providers in prescribing medications without in-person visits.

Supports amendments for comprehensive COVID-19 coverage, including outpatient testing for asymptomatic individuals, and plans to advocate for increased autonomy for healthcare providers in prescribing medications without in-person visits.

Supports enhancing healthcare by passing H4888, which mandates equal insurance coverage for telehealth and in-person visits, reflecting a shift towards digital health services post-COVID-19.

Supports passing H4888, which mandates equal insurance coverage for telehealth and in-person visits. 

Said, "Drug dependency is often the end result of the self-treatment of mental health problems. I will advocate for extended insurance coverage for mental health evaluation, treatment and access to specialized facilities and programs."

Plans to extend insurance coverage for mental health evaluation, treatment and access to specialized facilities and programs."

The candidate's website says, "This bill would restrict the abilities of insurance companies to force patients to switch medications for non-medical reasons."

Plans to introduce bill that would restrict the abilities of insurance companies to force patients to switch medications for non-medical reasons.

Said, "Wear a mask. This is not a political issue... This is a matter of common sense, common decency and scientific truth. Masks work to prevent the spread of COVID-19."

The candidate's website says, "Would set state contribution limits to independent expenditure PACs (these new political entities are also known as “Super PAC’s”) by aligning them with existing limits of $5,000 per calendar year to “traditional” PAC’s."

Believes Legislature's actions to expand voting access and ensure safety during COVID-19 led to record primary turnout and anticipates high participation in the general election due to increased voting accessibility.

The candidate's website says, "We saw a record turnout for September’s primary elections as a result of the Legislature’s action earlier this year expanding access to voting... Secretary of the Commonwealth William Galvin expects yet another record turnout for November’s general election, citing the increased accessibility to voting as a key [...]"

Said, "Our job as legislators is to correct the course when our government institutions become sclerotic... We must act when there is a disconnect between policies, perceptions and actions."

Supports legislative and constitutional actions to distinguish corporate rights from individual rights, ensuring transparency in election funding and equal regulatory adherence for all campaign influencers.

Supports actions to distinguish corporate from individual rights in elections.

Said, "Painkilling drugs, like oxycodone, are powerful and highly addictive... I will strengthen and increase the Commonwealth’s ability to audit the frequency and quantities of prescriptions for painkillers and empower the proper authorities to discipline physicians who routinely over prescribe certain pharmaceuticals."

Plans to advocate for proactive, effective drug dependency treatments and secure funding for local communities to address the public health crisis, citing current measures as reactive and insufficient.

Supports the bill for modernizing law enforcement training and oversight, enhancing accountability, establishing clear conduct standards, and rejects the notion that it punishes officers due to an incident far away, referencing George Floyd's death.

Supports legislative action to restore trust in law enforcement, establish clear conduct standards, and ensure accountability, acknowledging the bill's imperfections but emphasizing its necessity and progressiveness in public safety.

Supports investing $15,000 in new sanitizing equipment for the Stoneham Fire Department to mitigate health risks by effectively removing carcinogens from firefighters' gear.

Supports partnering with Substance Abuse Coalitions in Stoneham and Winchester to enhance education and resources, inform prevention and treatment strategies, and guide best practices for addressing drug dependency in communities and schools.

- Wants to "STOP sanctuary cities that lead to tragedy."
- Supports protecting the 2nd Amendment

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