Past Campaign
Massachusetts State House District 24th Middlesex
Primary election
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David M. Rogers has represented the 24th Middlesex District in the Massachusetts House of Representatives since January 2, 2013 (first elected in 2012) and serves as House Chair of the Joint Committee on Higher Education. He is an attorney who graduated from Ithaca College (economics) and earned his JD with honors from American University's Washington College of Law, then practiced as a business lawyer in Boston for 16 years, including at a biotechnology company and a clean-energy startup. Earlier he worked as an economic analyst at Wharton Econometric Forecasting and on the Clinton/Gore transition team and the White House health care reform task force, and in the congressional office of Rep. Eva Clayton. He is a member of the House Progressive Caucus, Zero Waste Caucus, Food Systems Caucus, and METCO Caucus.
David M. Rogers has a recorded position on nine issues. Each is Civoren's summary of the campaign's own public material, with the source linked.
Rogers supports an 'all-of-the-above' response to the housing crisis and was the first legislator to propose restoring a local-option form of rent stabilization. He also created the Massachusetts Office of Fair Housing, advocates access to counsel for tenants facing eviction, and championed the Affordable Homes Act's investments in home construction, first-time homebuyer assistance, and accessory dwelling units.
“I was the first in the legislature to propose bringing back a form of rent stabilization. The housing crisis requires an all-of-the-above approach. That one piece of legislation in and of itself is not a panacea or a cure, but I do believe it would be an important step to give municipalities the tools to address the affordable housing crisis in their city or town.”
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Rogers supports a moratorium on facial recognition and biometric surveillance technology, citing Fourth Amendment and civil-rights concerns, and has filed current-session legislation on biometric recognition and data privacy.
“legislation he filed in 2019, working with the ACLU, which will impose a moratorium on the use of facial recognition and biometric technology. An unlawful encroachment on the Fourth Amendment rights of all citizens which only advances the interests of Big Tech.”
Rogers champions clean energy and climate action: expanding renewable energy, increasing the Renewable Portfolio Standard, accelerating offshore wind, and reducing greenhouse gas emissions; he is endorsed by the Environmental League of Massachusetts.
“he has championed policies to expand renewable energy, increase the Renewable Portfolio Standard, accelerate the development of offshore wind, and reduce greenhouse gas emissions across the Commonwealth.”
Rogers supports expanded health coverage: he co-sponsored single-payer legislation, introduced 'Cover All Kids' to extend health care to undocumented children, and co-sponsored the ACCESS bill requiring no-cost-sharing contraception coverage.
“He has co-sponsored single-payer legislation, as well as introduced the 'Cover All Kids' legislation, which would give health care rights to undocumented children.”
Rogers champions making higher education more affordable: as Chair of the Higher Education Committee he launched Massachusetts' Free Community College Program, secured increases in financial aid and state scholarship funds, and supported the 2019 Student Opportunity Act's $1.5 billion investment in public schools.
“he launched the Free Community College Program, making community college tuition-free for Massachusetts residents ... Dave rallied in support of the 'Student Opportunity Act'. Signed into law in 2019, this sweeping education reform law invested $1.5 billion in Massachusetts' public schools.”
Rogers supports protecting immigrant communities: he pioneered the Massachusetts Immigrant Legal Defense Fund, which funded more than twenty attorneys and took on over 1,000 cases to ensure due process and legal representation for immigrants facing removal.
“Dave pioneered the Massachusetts Immigrant Legal Defense Fund to ensure vulnerable immigrants could have their day in court and receive the legal support they deserve.”
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