Past Campaign
District Attorney, Norfolk District
Primary election
Past campaign details are available on the full race page.
Gregory P. Connor is not currently running for office on Civoren.
A fourth-generation lifelong Norfolk County resident, born in Needham, raised in Walpole, and currently living in Milton with his wife, their two children, and their dog. He has spent his entire 25-year legal career in the Norfolk District Attorney's Office, beginning as an intern in 1996 and rising to Chief Trial Counsel. The eleven Massachusetts District Attorneys named him 2024 Prosecutor of the Year. He prosecuted the Puppy Doe animal cruelty case, the murders of Weymouth Police Sgt. Michael Chesna and bystander Vera Adams, and the murder of Ana Walshe. He helped implement Norfolk County's Drug Court and the first Veterans Treatment Court in New England, and in 2020 helped found the Conviction Integrity Committee.
Gregory P. Connor has a recorded position on eight issues. Each is Civoren's summary of the campaign's own public material, with the source linked.
Plans to establish a dedicated team in the DA's office to fight animal abuse cases, citing his prosecution of the 'Puppy Doe' case.
gregconnor4da.comAs of August 2026
Plans to write, file, and champion hate crime legislation that would make hate crimes a felony.
gregconnor4da.comAs of August 2026
Supports establishing an Emerging Adults Court in Norfolk County so 18-21-year-olds charged with non-violent offenses can avoid a criminal conviction and incarceration, instead receiving supports to continue education, find work, and secure housing; also helped found the office's Conviction Integrity Committee to reverse past miscarriages of justice.
“It is time for the law to catch up with the science.”
gregconnor4da.comAs of August 2026
Plans to expand community outreach programs to protect at-risk seniors from falling victim to fraud and abuse.
gregconnor4da.comAs of August 2026
Supports holding law enforcement accountable, including using independent prosecutors to investigate alleged police brutality; says he would exclude officers with demonstrated bias from his trial teams and supported notifying defense attorneys whose clients may have been affected.
“I don't need a bigot, I don't need a misogynist, I don't need that person on my trial team.”
Supports expanding Norfolk County's Drug Court and Veterans Treatment Court, which prioritize treatment over incarceration for people whose offenses are rooted in substance abuse or mental health; helped bring the first Veterans Treatment Court in New England to Norfolk County in 2012.
gregconnor4da.comAs of August 2026
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