Past Campaign
Massachusetts State House District 19th Middlesex
Primary election
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David Allen Robertson is the Democratic State Representative for the Massachusetts House 19th Middlesex District, representing parts of Tewksbury and Wilmington. A Tewksbury native, he graduated from the University of Massachusetts Amherst with a double major in economics and political science and served ten years in the office of State Representative James R. Miceli, ultimately as Chief of Staff. He assumed office January 2, 2019.
David Allen Robertson has a recorded position on three issues. Each is Civoren's summary of the campaign's own public material, with the source linked.
Gun-policy record is mixed: sponsored H.2681 to protect the rights of lawful gun owners and H.2684 for the return of firearms stored at private businesses, while also sponsoring H.1951 to create a commission to study extreme risk protection orders.
“MA H2681 - Relative to Constitutional rights - Relative to protecting the rights of lawful gun owners. Public Safety and Homeland Security. ... MA H2684 - Relative to the return of firearms - Relative to the return of firearms stored at private businesses. Public Safety and Homeland Security.”
ballotpedia.orgAs of August 2026
Opposed the state's shelter funding bill, saying unhoused constituents should be prioritized before migrants; favors a timeline for housed migrants to move through the shelter system, better stabilization services, and does not want anyone living on the streets.
“Robertson said he voted against the shelter funding bill, and that he could not vote to house migrants when he had 12 constituent families he could not find housing for. He said our own citizens need to be prioritized, though he does not want anyone living on the streets. Robertson favors a timeline for housed migrants to be moved along to open up shelter beds for residents.”
homenewshere.comAs of October 2024
Supports the MBTA Communities Act's local-zoning approach as preferable to 40B developments, describing housing affordability as a regional problem.
“Roberston said that housing affordability is a regional problem and that the alternatives of having 40B developments, with no local input, is worse.”
homenewshere.comAs of October 2024
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