Reproductive Equity Now’s
2024 Massachusetts Endorsements
Electing Repro Equity Champs
Up and Down the Ballot
Two years since the Dobbs decision decimated the national right to abortion access, we are on the precipice of one of the most consequential election cycles in American history. Reproductive Equity Now has announced its slate of endorsed candidates for the Massachusetts legislature who will continue the state’s groundbreaking work to meet the post-Dobbs crisis and advance a reproductive equity agenda for all Bay Staters.
Massachusetts House Endorsed Candidates
Christopher Flanagan, 1st Barnstable
Kipp Diggs, 2nd Barnstable
Kathy Fox Alfano, 3rd Barnstable
Hadley Luddy, 4th Barnstable
Owen Fletcher, 5th Barnstable
John Barrett, 1st Berkshire
Tricia Farley-Bouvier, 2nd Berkshire
Leigh Davis, 3rd Berkshire
Kostas Loukos, 1st Bristol
James Hawkins, 2nd Bristol
Carol Doherty, 3rd Bristol
Pat Haddad, 5th Bristol
Christopher Hendricks, 11th Bristol
Antonio Cabral, 13th Bristol
Adam Scanlon, 14th Bristol
Dawne Shand, 1st Essex
Kristin Kassner, 2nd Essex
Andy Vargas, 3rd Essex
Estela Reyes, 4th Essex
Ann-Margaret Ferrante, 5th Essex
Jerald Parisella, 6th Essex
Manny Cruz, 7th Essex
Jennifer Armini, 8th Essex
Daniel Cahill, 10th Essex
Sean Reid, 11th Essex
Thomas Walsh, 12th Essex
Sally Kerans, 13th Essex
Adrianne Ramos, 14th Essex
Ryan Hamilton, 15th Essex
Frank Moran, 17th Essex
Tram Nguyen, 18th Essex
Natalie Blais, 1st Franklin
Susannah Whipps, 2nd Franklin
Patricia Duffy, 5th Hampden
Aaron Saunders, 7th Hampden
Shirley Arriaga, 8th Hampden
Orlando Ramos, 9th Hampden
Carlos González, 10th Hampden
Lindsay Sabadosa, 1st Hampshire
Homar Gomez, 2nd Hampshire
Mindy Domb, 3rd Hampshire
Margaret Scarsdale, 1st Middlesex
James Arciero, 2nd Middlesex
Kate Hogan, 3rd Middlesex
Danielle Gregoire, 4th Middlesex
David Linsky, 5th Middlesex
Priscila Sousa, 6th Middlesex
Jack Lewis, 7th Middlesex
James Arena-DeRosa, 8th Middlesex
Tom Stanley, 9th Middlesex
John Lawn, 10th Middlesex
Amy Mah Sangiolo, 11th Middlesex
Carmine Gentile, 13th Middlesex
Simon Cataldo, 14th Middlesex
Michelle Ciccolo, 15th Middlesex
Rodney Elliott, 16th Middlesex
Vanna Howard, 17th Middlesex
Kenneth Gordon, 21st Middlesex
Sean Garballey, 23rd Middlesex
David Rogers, 24th Middlesex
Marjorie Decker, 25th Middlesex
Mike Connolly, 26th Middlesex
Erika Uyterhoeven, 27th Middlesex
Steven Owens, 29th Middlesex
Richard Haggerty, 30th Middlesex
Michael Day, 31st Middlesex
Kate Lipper-Garabedian, 32nd Middlesex
Steven Ultrino, 33rd Middlesex
Christine Barber, 34th Middlesex
Danillo Sena, 37th Middlesex
Bruce Ayers, 1st Norfolk
Tackey Chan, 2nd Norfolk
Ronald Mariano, 3rd Norfolk
James Murphy, 4th Norfolk
Mark Cusack, 5th Norfolk
William Galvin, 6th Norfolk
Edward Philips, 8th Norfolk
Jeff Roy, 10th Norfolk
Alice Peisch, 14th Norfolk
Tommy Vitolo, 15th Norfolk
Michelle Badger, 1st Plymouth
Joan Meschino, 3rd Plymouth
Patrick Kearney, 4th Plymouth
Becky Coletta, 6th Plymouth
Michelle DuBois, 10th Plymouth
Kathleen LaNatra, 12th Plymouth
Adrian Madaro, 1st Suffolk
Dan Ryan, 2nd Suffolk
Aaron Michlewitz, 3rd Suffolk
David Biele, 4th Suffolk
Christopher Worrell, 5th Suffolk
Chynah Tyler, 7th Suffolk
Jay Livingstone, 8th Suffolk
John Moran, 9th Suffolk
William MacGregor, 10th Suffolk
Judith Garcia, 11th Suffolk
Brandy Fluker Oakley, 12th Suffolk
Dan Hunt, 13th Suffolk
Rob Consalvo, 14th Suffolk
Sam Montaño, 15th Suffolk
Jessica Giannino, 16th Suffolk
Kevin Honan, 17th Suffolk
Michael Moran, 18th Suffolk
Jonathan Zlotnik, 2nd Worcester
Michael Kushmerek, 3rd Worcester
Natalie Higgins, 4th Worcester
Jeanne Costello, 6th Worcester
Brian Murray, 10th Worcester
Meghan Kilcoyne, 12th Worcester
John Mahoney, 13th Worcester
Jim O'Day, 14th Worcester
Mary Keefe, 15th Worcester
Dan Donahue, 16th Worcester
David LeBoeuf, 17th Worcester
Kate Donaghue, 19th Worcester
Massachusetts Senate Endorsed Candidates
Michael Rodrigues, 1st Bristol and Plymouth
Joe Pacheco, 3rd Bristol and Plymouth
Pavel Payano, 1st Essex
Joan Lovely, 2nd Essex
Brendan Crighton, 3rd Essex
Barry Finegold, 2nd Essex and Middlesex
Ed Kennedy, 1st Middlesex
Patricia Jehlen, 2nd Middlesex
Michael Barrett, 3rd Middlesex
Cindy Friedman, 4th Middlesex
Jason Lewis, 5th Middlesex
Liz Miranda, 2nd Suffolk
Lydia Edwards, 3rd Suffolk
Robyn Kennedy, 1st Worcester
Michael Moore, 2nd Worcester
Paul Mark, Berkshire, Hampden, Franklin and Hampshire
Paul Feeney, Bristol and Norfolk
Julian Cyr, Cape and Islands
Adam Gomez, Hampden
Jacob Oliveira, Hampden, Hampshire and Worcester
Joanne Comerford, Hampshire, Franklin and Worcester
James Eldridge, Middlesex and Worcester
Cynthia Creem, Norfolk and Middlesex
Karen Spilka, Middlesex and Norfolk
John Keenan, Norfolk and Plymouth
Bill Driscoll, Norfolk, Plymouth, and Bristol
Rebecca Rausch, Norfolk, Worcester and Middlesex
Dylan Fernandes, Plymouth and Barnstable
Michael Brady, Plymouth and Norfolk
William Brownsberger, Suffolk and Middlesex
Sal DiDomenico, Middlesex and Suffolk
John Cronin, Worcester and Middlesex
Elect Repro Equity Candidates
This Election Day
Electing pro-repro, pro-abortion candidates at EVERY level of government has truly never been more important. So this fall, we need your help.
Mobilize with Team Repro Equity Now to make sure your time is going where it's needed most! We'll be:
Getting out the vote for repro champions in our home states who we will need in office to stand strong and leverage the fullest extent of each state's power to protect and expand reproductive equity and abortion access
Supporting our fellow advocates in states like Florida and Missouri who are running critical statewide efforts to defeat anti-abortion ballot questions and affirmatively codify abortion access into their state's laws