Past Campaign
Massachusetts State House District 14th Bristol
Primary election
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Adam J. Scanlon is not currently running for office on Civoren.
Adam J. Scanlon is the Massachusetts State Representative for the 14th Bristol District (North Attleboro, Attleboro, and Mansfield), serving since January 2021. He entered public service at 17 by advocating to restore cut funding to North Attleboro Public Schools; he was elected to the North Attleboro School Committee in 2017 and to the inaugural North Attleboro Town Council in 2019. His priorities include strengthening public education and vocational opportunities, supporting the local economy, protecting individual rights, and assisting seniors and working families. A North Attleboro High School graduate, he earned a bachelor's degree from Framingham State University and a master's in public administration from Northeastern University, and is continuing his education at the Massachusetts School of Law.
Adam J. Scanlon has a recorded position on eight issues. Each is Civoren's summary of the campaign's own public material, with the source linked.
Supports expanding homeownership opportunities through a proposed missing-middle starter home development and home ownership program.
“for legislation to establish a missing-middle starter home development and home ownership program. Housing.”
Supports protecting individual rights, citing a priority of protecting individual rights and sponsoring bills on fairness in home sales and privacy of sensitive information in legal documents.
“protecting individual rights”
Supports a fairer, more transparent state government, arguing the legislature should hold itself to the same open meeting and public records standards it requires of municipalities.
“The Massachusetts legislature continues to expect every community to abide by the Open Meeting Law, however it won't hold itself to the same standard.”
Supports strengthening public education and vocational opportunities, grounded in his School Committee background supporting one-to-one student devices, social-emotional learning, updated curriculum, reduced full-day kindergarten costs, and expanded vocational opportunities.
“My priorities include strengthening public education and vocational opportunities…”
Supports expanding access to affordable mental and behavioral health care, sponsoring bills for MassHealth rate parity for behavioral health inpatient providers and equitable access to behavioral health services.
“Relative to MassHealth rate parity for behavioral health inpatient providers… providing equitable access to behavioral health services for MassHealth consumers.”
Supports the local economy and small businesses, sponsoring legislation on the economic growth of downtowns and main streets and promoting a 'Shop Small, Shop Local' message.
“supporting our communities and local economy”
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