Past Campaign
Massachusetts State House District 3rd Barnstable
Primary election
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David T. Vieira is not currently running for office on Civoren.
David T. Vieira was born and raised in Teaticket, MA, and lives in East Falmouth with his wife Rebecca and daughter Emma Marie. A Falmouth High School graduate (1993), he earned a BA from American University and a Master of Public Administration from Suffolk University (2004). He has served as Falmouth Town Moderator since 1998 and previously worked as a deputy sheriff and Director of the Office of Intergovernmental Relations & Citizen Corps for the Barnstable County Sheriff's Office. He has represented the 3rd Barnstable District in the Massachusetts House of Representatives since January 2011.
David T. Vieira has a recorded position on five issues. Each is Civoren's summary of the campaign's own public material, with the source linked.
Vieira lists affordability as a top priority and says he will work to implement the Affordable HOMES Act, which he voted for; he has also sponsored legislation (H.3931) to authorize a Falmouth real estate transfer fee to fund affordable housing.
“I will work to implement the Affordable HOMES Act which I voted for.”
kitsapsun.comAs of October 2024
Vieira supports continued funding for early education and care so families have access to quality childcare when entering or reentering the workforce.
“To address affordability, I will continue to work on funding for early education and care so families have access to quality childcare when entering or reentering the workforce.”
kitsapsun.comAs of October 2024
Vieira supports state bonding resources to secure the remaining federal funds for replacement of the Bourne Bridge now that the Sagamore Bridge replacement is funded, and has sponsored legislation (H.4083) to replace the Bourne Bridge.
“I will continue to work as ranking House member of the Joint Committee on Bonding to provide the resources needed for us to secure the remaining funds necessary for the replacement of the Bourne Bridge now that the Sagamore Bridge replacement is funded.”
kitsapsun.comAs of October 2024
Vieira names addressing the opioid crisis a top priority and pledges to pass legislation expanding treatment options, harm-reduction services, and family support programs.
“I will work in the next session to pass a bill that expands treatment options, harm-reduction services, and family support programs.”
kitsapsun.comAs of October 2024
Vieira names wastewater issues degrading inland waterways and freshwater ponds as one of his top priorities, and commits to helping Falmouth and Mashpee implement their comprehensive wastewater management plans and Bourne complete its plan, including supporting state funding and no-interest loans for infrastructure.
“I will continue to assist Falmouth and Mashpee in implementing their comprehensive wastewater management plans and assist Bourne in completing theirs. This includes supporting funding and no-interest loans for infrastructure.”
kitsapsun.comAs of October 2024
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