What Happened on the Last Day of the Formal Legislative Session?
July 31 is the last day of the formal legislative session for Beacon Hill. That typically produces a
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MA Legislature Sends PROTECT Act to the Governor’s Desk
Yesterday, the MA House and Senate sent their final, negotiated version of the PROTECT Act to the Governor’s
PM in the News: “Massachusetts is weighing a ‘Clean Slate’ bill. Here’s what that would mean.”
Elise Larsson, “Massachusetts is weighing a ‘Clean Slate’ bill. Here’s what that would mean.,” Huntington News, July 20,
We’re Now in the Last Week of the Formal Legislative Session. Here’s What That Means.
This week is the last week of the formal legislative session for Beacon Hill. Although the current session
MA Senate Passes Its Economic Development Bill. What Happened During the Debate?
Late last night, the MA Senate passed its economic development bill after going through 600 amendments. Of those
MA House Votes to Expand Abortion Access
Yesterday, the MA House voted 119 to 33 to strengthen reproductive rights in MA and ensure that no
Support House Bill 2554, An Act Relative to Routine Childhood Immunizations
July 21, 2026 The Honorable Ronald Mariano Speaker of the House of Representatives State House, Room 356 24
Tell Your State Senator: Fight for Economic Justice in the Economic Development Bill
Two weeks ago, the MA House passed its economic development bill, a policy and spending grab-bag bill that included
Announcing Another Round of Endorsements
The Massachusetts state primary is a month and a half away away on Tuesday, September 1, and the
What Passed in the MA House’s Economic Development Bill?
The MA House voted on Wednesday for its economic development bill, a bill that every two years can
MA Senate Votes to Rein in Addictive Social Media Design
A couple months ago, the MA House advanced a harmful bill that would ban minors from social media,
Progressive Mass Western Norfolk County 2026 Norfolk DA Candidate Questionnaires
There are seven Democrats running for Norfolk County District Attorney for the upcoming Democratic primary on Tuesday, September
The MA House and MA Senate Are Voting on Key Bills This Week. Here’s What They Should Hear from You.
In the last month sprint of the formal legislative session, expect to see an increased pace of action
The MA Senate Votes 32-8 for Its Energy Bill. So What’s In It, and What’s Next?
Yesterday, the MA Senate voted to 32 to 8 for its energy bill, setting the stage for negotiations
It’s the Last Month of the Formal Legislative Session. What’s Already Become Law?
As we head into the last month of the formal legislative session, let’s take stock. During the 2025-2026
Here’s What You Should Ask Your State Legislators If You See Them This Holiday Weekend
It’s the first week of July, and that means two things. (1) We’re now in the last month
There’s a Key Way Your State Legislators Can Help with Prison and ICE Oversight
Fires with no functioning sprinklers to put them out. Tear gas used against individuals in confinement. Individuals being
The MA Senate Released Its Energy Bill. What’s In It?
Yesterday, the MA Senate released its energy bill (S3143), to be voted on next Wednesday. So what is
Announcing Our Second Round of Endorsements of the Summer
The Massachusetts state primary is just over two months away on Tuesday, September 1, and the general election
PM Priorities for the PROTECT Act
Tuesday, June 23, 2026 Honorary Members of the Conference Committee: Thank you for your dedication to advancing pro-immigrant