Past Campaign
Massachusetts State House District 4th Suffolk
Primary election
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American politician and attorney serving as the Democratic member of the Massachusetts House of Representatives for the 4th Suffolk district (South Boston, part of Dorchester, and the Boston Harbor Islands) since January 2019. A fourth-generation South Bostonian, he holds a bachelor's degree from Boston College and a law degree from Boston College Law School.
David M. Biele has a recorded position on four issues. Each is Civoren's summary of the campaign's own public material, with the source linked.
Supports housing affordability for seniors, disabled residents, and long-time homeowners on fixed incomes: helped draft the 2016 Act Concerning Long-Term Homeowners in the City of Boston (Boston property-tax deferral for residents 55+ with 10+ years in their home), and in the 2025-2026 session sponsored H1470 (advisory commission on safety of state-subsidized senior and non-elderly disabled housing) and H3029 (rental property tax credits).
“The legislation provides relief to long time home-owners on a fixed income who struggle to keep up with rising housing costs, by authorizing the City of Boston to defer real estate taxes for residents 55 years of age or older who have lived in their home for at least ten years.”
Supports expanded benefits and protections for first responders and their families: sponsored H2753 (expand the cancer presumption for firefighters) and H3027 (real-estate tax abatement for surviving spouses or guardians of children of emergency first responders or corrections officers killed in the line of duty).
Supports expanded substance use treatment and recovery services; announced FY27 state-budget investments in expanded treatment and recovery programs through the South Boston Community Health Center, the Gavin Foundation, and the Joseph Nee Collaborative Center.
“The legislation also invests in services that improve public health, public safety, and neighborhood quality of life, including expanded substance use treatment and recovery programs through the South Boston Community Health Center, the Gavin Foundation, and the Joseph Nee Collaborative Center.”
Supports benefits for veterans, including transit affordability: sponsored H3626 to authorize the MBTA to establish a reduced fare program for veterans.
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