Past Campaign
Massachusetts State House District 16th Middlesex
Primary election
Past campaign details are available on the full race page.
Corey Michael Robinson is not currently running for office on Civoren.
Lifelong resident of Lowell who lives in Centralville. Attended Lowell public schools and graduated from Lowell Middlesex Academy Charter School. The first African American city councilor in Lowell, serving as District 2 (Centralville) City Councilor. Spent 15 years in Lowell's Department of Public Works and has since worked for a neighboring community in a similar capacity. Longtime union leader: eight years as a union president in Lowell (first Black union president for the City of Lowell) and currently a vice president in his local. Describes himself as a lifelong advocate for working people.
Corey Michael Robinson has a recorded position on three issues. Each is Civoren's summary of the campaign's own public material, with the source linked.
Supports strengthening affordable housing requirements, citing his leadership in increasing affordable-housing set-asides through Lowell's inclusionary zoning ordinance.
“I led recent changes to increase affordable housing requirements in our new inclusionary zoning ordinance.”
Supports gun regulations designed to keep firearms out of schools and away from people who should not have them.
“And I support gun regulations that keep firearms out of schools and away from ...”
Casts himself as a lifelong advocate for working people, grounded in his career in public works and union leadership (AFSCME Local 1705 president, SEIU vice president).
“Lifelong advocate for working people.”
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