Past Campaign
Massachusetts State House District 13th Suffolk
Primary election
Past campaign details are available on the full race page.
Daniel J. Hunt is not currently running for office on Civoren.
A proud son of Dorchester, Dan Hunt has represented Dorchester in the Massachusetts House of Representatives since 2014. Before his election, he worked in public policy, economic development, and infrastructure, including at the Massachusetts School Building Authority, the Legislature's Committee on Economic Development and Emerging Technologies, and the Department of Conservation and Recreation. In the Legislature he chairs the Joint Committee on Election Laws, focused on election integrity and modernizing voter access, and co-chairs the Special Legislative Commission on Correctional Consolidation and Collaboration. He graduated from Boston Latin Academy, Boston College and Suffolk University Law School, and lives in Dorchester with his wife Rachel and their children Daniel and June.
Daniel J. Hunt has a recorded position on 10 issues. Each is Civoren's summary of the campaign's own public material, with the source linked.
Co-chairs the Special Legislative Commission on Correctional Consolidation and Collaboration to make the correctional system efficient, fiscally responsible, and supportive of rehabilitation and reentry, building on support for criminal justice reforms that address systemic inequities.
“He also serves as co-chair of the Special Legislative Commission on Correctional Consolidation and Collaboration, working to ensure the Commonwealth's correctional system is efficient, fiscally responsible, and supportive of rehabilitation and reentry.”
danhunt.orgAs of August 2026
Lists jobs and economic development as a priority issue on his 2026 campaign website.
“### Jobs and Economic Development”
Lists supporting elders as a priority issue on his 2026 campaign website.
“### Supporting Our Elders”
As House Chair of the Joint Committee on Election Laws, he is focused on strengthening election integrity, modernizing voter access, and addressing emerging challenges related to technology and election security.
“He currently serves as House Chair of the Joint Committee on Election Laws, where he is focused on strengthening election integrity, modernizing voter access, and addressing emerging challenges related to technology and election security.”
Lists healthy communities as a priority issue on his 2026 campaign website.
“### Healthy Communities”
Supports the landmark housing bill passed in July 2025 - the largest state housing investment to date - expanding affordable housing, strengthening tenant protections, and encouraging equitable development so every family can find a stable, affordable home.
“the legislature passed a landmark Housing bill last July, making the largest investment in housing to date, along with substantial policy reforms. By enacting legislation that expands affordable housing, strengthens tenant protections, and encourages equitable development, we've made significant progress toward ensuring that every family in Massachusetts can find a stable, affordable home.”
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