Past Campaign
Massachusetts State House District 10th Worcester
Primary election
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Brian W. Murray is a Milford resident and attorney who has represented the 10th Worcester District in the Massachusetts House of Representatives since 2017. He previously served on the Milford School Committee (1989–2001) and the Milford Board of Selectmen (2001–2017). A graduate of Milford High School (1977), Stonehill College (B.A., 1981), and New England School of Law (J.D.), he was the 1992 recipient of the John F. Kennedy Library's Fenn Award for Political Leadership. He and his wife, Emily, have three children.
Brian W. Murray has a recorded position on seven issues. Each is Civoren's summary of the campaign's own public material, with the source linked.
Supports doing more to encourage the solar energy industry, which he says is good for both the environment and the economy.
“I think that we need to do more to encourage the solar energy industry. I supported legislation doing so in this term and, if re-elected, I will continue to support it. It is not only good for the environment, but good for the economy as well.”
patch.comAs of October 2018
Lead sponsor of H.3746, 'An Act prohibiting the practice of coal rolling,' which would establish a penalty for retrofitting diesel-powered vehicles with devices that emit excessive smoke.
“By Representative Murray of Milford, a petition (accompanied by bill, House, No. 3746) of Brian W. Murray and Kristin E. Kassner for legislation to establish a penalty for the retrofitting of certain diesel-powered vehicles with alternate emission devices. Transportation.”
malegislature.govAs of August 2026
Says the state must take affirmative steps to reduce the rising cost of healthcare.
“We have to take affirmative steps to reduce the rising cost of healthcare.”
patch.comAs of October 2018
Lists housing as a legislative priority, particularly housing availability and affordability.
“He also lists housing as a legislative priority, particularly where availability and affordability are concerned, along with problems in the health care system.”
patch.comAs of October 2018
Identifies education as the most pressing issue facing his district and calls for updating the state's Foundation Budget formula so school funding keeps pace with rising health care and special education costs, with greater resources for districts serving low-income and English Language Learner students.
“In particular, the failure to update the Foundation Budget formula, which provides state funding to local schools, over the last 25 years... Health care and special education costs have far surpassed what was provided in the original formula. Also we need greater resources for districts that face low-income and English Language Learner students.”
patch.comAs of October 2018
Supports expanding opportunities to enter advanced manufacturing by expanding vocational and technical education resources and building partnerships with businesses.
“opportunities should be expanded to get into the advanced manufacturing, a growing industry. Expanding vocational and technical educational resources and building partnerships with businesses would help that along, he said.”
patch.comAs of October 2018
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