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5th Middlesex Senate District
Joined June 2010
Are you registered to vote? Have you recently moved? Have you confirmed your registration status is active? The deadline to register to vote in Massachusetts is Oct. 24. Make sure your voice is heard in this critical election! Check your voter status at: sec.state.ma.us/OVR
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Do you want to protect your GPS location from being tracked by exploitative businesses? Do you want the right to opt out of having your personal data sold to others? Do you want to stop companies from using targeted ads that prey on children and sell their data? (1/3)
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Corporations and nefarious actors collect and sell your personal data every day, without regard for you or your privacy. The Massachusetts Senate wants to defend your personal privacy and give control of your personal information back to you. (2/3)
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Drop in to meet with me and my staff to discuss any local concerns and feedback you have. Join us on Monday, October 19 for Virtual Office Hours on Zoom! Visit my website to join: senatorjasonlewis.com/contac…
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On Indigenous Peoples’ Day, we stop to recognize and honor Indigenous history and culture. It is a reminder and an opportunity to listen to and lift up Indigenous voices and concerns in our communities and across the continent and world.
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I voted for the BRIGHT Act to invest in new housing, promote modern & sustainable infrastructure, & authorize urgently needed deferred maintenance projects that will upgrade facilities & save the state money for the benefit of our public college students. senatorjasonlewis.com/2026/0…
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Thank you to the Wake-Up Coalition, the Town of Wakefield, and the Wakefield Police Department for bringing us together last week during National Recovery Month for the town’s annual Recovery and Remembrance Event. (1/5)
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In 2022, we lost more than 2,300 people to overdose in Massachusetts. Last year, that number was down to under a 1000! Every life lost is one too many, but we should also stop to acknowledge the incredible progress that we’ve made over the past few years. (4/5)
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I’m extremely proud of all the work we’ve done together in Wakefield, and I will continue to stand side-by-side with everyone in the struggle against the disease of addiction. (5/5)
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This year, you'll see nine different ballot questions on election day—Tuesday, November 3. To help keep you informed and ensure you know exactly what you're voting for, we've created a short guide that summarizes what your vote means for each question. (1/4)
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If you'd like a more in-depth analysis of each question, I would encourage you to read the Information for Voters booklet ("red book") mailed to every household by the Secretary of the Commonwealth or review the non-partisan Tufts Center for State Policy Analysis's guide. (3/4)
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Your vote matters! Stay informed and make sure you're registered to vote. To check your voter status or register to vote at least 10 days before the election, go to: sec.state.ma.us/divisions/el… (4/4)
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The surging cost of utilities in Massachusetts is straining budgets for residents after a hot summer and as we prepare for a cold winter. (1/4)
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The bill tackles rising energy costs head-on by cutting unnecessary fees and surcharges, cracking down on predatory sales practices by energy suppliers, and steering the state away from expensive infrastructure projects that have driven rates up. (3/4)
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