Our September 1 Primary Showed Why We Need Election Day Registration
Massachusetts’s state primary is one of the latest in the country, but this year, one of the most
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One of My Biggest Takeaways from Last Tuesday’s Primary
One of the biggest upset victories from last Tuesday was consumer protection attorney Persis Yu’s defeat of Senate
PM in the News: “The results were all over the map”
Yawu Miller, “‘The results were all over the map’: Lots of challengers, few successes in primary,” The Flip
Joint Letter from MA Organizations RE: DTA caseworker investments
September 4, 2026The Honorable Maura HealeyGovernor of MassachusettsMassachusetts State House24 Beacon St., Office of the Governor, Room 280Boston,
PM in the News: Yu who? Meet the progressive who pulled off a Boston-area upset
Kelly Garrity, “Yu who? Meet the progressive who pulled off a Boston-area upset,” Boston Globe, September 4, 2026.
Press Release: Progressive Massachusetts is not affiliated with Massachusetts Progress Action
Progressive Massachusetts is not affiliated with Massachusetts Progress ActionAugust 31, 2026For Immediate Release: Boston, MA Progressive Massachusetts, Inc.,
“The Corporate Dem Asking Super PACs To Call Him A Progressive”
Freddy Brewster, “The Corporate Dem Asking Super PACs To Call Him A Progressive,” The Lever, August 28, 2026.
PM in the News: “Odd bedfellows: Progressive critics join Democratic, Republican party bosses to oppose election reform ballot question”
Chris Lisinski, “Odd bedfellows: Progressive critics join Democratic, Republican party bosses to oppose election reform ballot question,” CommonWealth
PM in the News: “Massachusetts primary offers late-game litmus test for Democrats”
Erik Ueblelacker, “Massachusetts primary offers late-game litmus test for Democrats,” Courthouse News Service, August 18, 2026. Koh’s endorsements
Take Action to Protect Access to SNAP Benefits in MA
Trump and Congressional Republicans’ Big Ugly Bill has been causing people across the country to lose access to
PM in the News: “In Sixth District primary, it’s ‘outsiders,’ an insider — and one Democrat trying to convince voters she’s both”
Anjali Huynh, “In Sixth District primary, it’s ‘outsiders,’ an insider — and one Democrat trying to convince voters
Our 2026 Candidate Endorsements
Voting Quick Links About Our Endorsement Process Our endorsement process contains a few steps. (1) Questionnaire: Every cycle, Progressive Mass’s
Four Weeks to the MA Primary
The Massachusetts state primary is just under four weeks away on Tuesday, September 1, and the general election
Your Progressive Guide to the 2026 Statewide Ballot Questions
✅VOTE YES ON 1 to expand the public records law to cover the Governor and the Legislature. We’re
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
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