Past Campaign
Massachusetts State House District 10th Norfolk
Primary election
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Jeffrey N. Roy is a Democratic member of the Massachusetts House of Representatives, representing the 10th Norfolk District (the town of Franklin and precincts 2, 3, and 4 of Medway) since January 2013. Born in Milford, Massachusetts, he earned a bachelor's degree from Bates College (1983) and a J.D. from Boston College Law School (1986), and has worked as an attorney.
Jeffrey N. Roy has a recorded position on five issues. Each is Civoren's summary of the campaign's own public material, with the source linked.
Roy lists economic development and job creation among his top policy priorities and serves as House Chair of the Manufacturing Caucus, which promotes and encourages 'Making It' in Massachusetts.
ballotpedia.orgAs of October 2022
As House Chair of the Joint Committee on Telecommunications, Utilities and Energy, Roy championed clean energy and climate legislation, including the 2024 climate and energy law and the 2022 clean energy and offshore wind bill, to build out clean energy generation, energy storage, and EV charging and reach the state's net-zero climate goals.
“This legislation advances critical updates for the siting and permitting of clean energy infrastructure, ensuring a supportive and reliable electric grid, and building out electric vehicle charging infrastructure, among so many other things.”
jeffreyroy.comAs of December 2024
Roy supports strengthening the state audit process and government transparency, including legislation enhancing the legislative audit process (H.5469) and creation of a searchable online database of legal notices.
jeffreyroy.comAs of June 2026
As former House Chair of the Joint Committee on Higher Education, Roy led legislation addressing sexual violence on higher education campuses and increasing transparency and financial reporting requirements for higher education institutions.
ballotpedia.orgAs of October 2022
Roy led the passage of the Genocide Education Act and sponsored legislation to provide disposable menstrual products in schools and to incentivize industry-recognized credentials for students.
ballotpedia.orgAs of October 2022
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