Past Campaign
Massachusetts State House District 11th Worcester
Primary election
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Hannah Elizabeth Kane is not currently running for office on Civoren.
Hannah Kane is the Republican State Representative for the Eleventh Worcester District, representing Shrewsbury and Westborough (Precinct 4). She graduated from Boston University's School of Management in 1993 and worked in the Weld/Cellucci Administration on the redevelopment of Fort Devens and at MassDevelopment before returning to the private sector, most recently as co-owner and managing partner of Beaton Kane Construction. First elected in 2015, she was sworn in for her sixth term on January 1, 2025. She and her husband Jim have lived in Shrewsbury for 28 years and have three adult children.
Hannah Elizabeth Kane has a recorded position on six issues. Each is Civoren's summary of the campaign's own public material, with the source linked.
Works to combat hunger and strengthen the food system as co-founder and co-chair of the Legislature's Food System Caucus and a member of the Massachusetts Food Policy Council, championing programs like the Healthy Incentives Program.
“received the 2016 Worcester County Food Bank (WCFB) Harvester Award in recognition of her partnership with the WCFB to help feed hungry people today, while working to create hunger-free communities of tomorrow.”
Supports expanding healthcare access and early cancer detection: no-cost follow-up breast screenings, lower prescription drug costs, expanded access to biomarker testing and primary care, and cancer awareness education.
“I am proud to support their work and will continue to be a strong healthcare advocate on Beacon Hill!”
Supports strengthening local and regional public health, serving as Ranking Minority House Member on the Joint Committee on Public Health and as primary sponsor of the Statewide Accelerated Public Health for Every Community Act (SAPHE 2.0).
“received the Vic Karaian Award from the Massachusetts Environmental Health Association in May of 2022 in recognition for her leadership and primary sponsorship of the Statewide Accelerated Public Health for Every Community Act (SAPHE 2.0).”
Co-filed (with Rep. Adam Scanlon) and celebrated a new law removing the statute of limitations for rape cases when a DNA match is identified, calling the bills long overdue and an important step forward for survivors.
“Yesterday was the ceremonial bill signing for a new law to remove the statute of limitations for rape cases when a DNA match is identified, which I co-filed with Rep. Adam Scanlon... These bills are long overdue, and their signing is an important step forward for survivors.”
rephannahkane.comAs of July 2026
Supports expanding access to naloxone and raising awareness of overdose prevention and treatment to continue reducing opioid overdose deaths in Massachusetts.
“Expanding access to naloxone and raising awareness of overdose prevention and treatment will ensure that Massachusetts continues this progress and save even more lives.”
rephannahkane.comAs of July 2026
Supports women's rights and representation, having filed legislation that created a Women's Rights History Trail in the Commonwealth and serving as Vice-Chair of the Massachusetts Caucus of Women Legislators.
“I am proud to have filed legislation that has become law, including bills to: Create a Women's Rights History Trail in the Commonwealth”
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