Past Campaign
Massachusetts State House District 4th Hampden
Primary election
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Kelly W. Pease is not currently running for office on Civoren.
Kelly W. Pease was born at Noble Hospital in Westfield and grew up in Chester, Massachusetts. He worked for ten years as a child actor and Screen Actors Guild member, then served as a volunteer firefighter, a police officer, and on the Chester Select Board before serving twenty years on active duty in the United States Army and later working for the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency. A Republican and self-described conservative, he has represented the 4th Hampden District since 2021, advocating for a fiscally conservative approach and for more funding for roads, schools, clean water, and senior citizens.
Kelly W. Pease has a recorded position on five issues. Each is Civoren's summary of the campaign's own public material, with the source linked.
Pease advocates for the district's senior population, particularly seniors who find it difficult to stay in their homes because of rising property tax rates.
“advocating for the district's senior population - especially those finding it difficult to stay in their homes due to rising property tax rates”
Pease describes himself as a conservative who takes a fiscally conservative approach: he believes government should not keep raising taxes and should stay within its budget rather than getting carried away with spending.
“Kelly is a conservative who believes that government shouldn't just continue to raise taxes but should stay within their budget like every working family.”
Pease names more state money for roads as one of his top two priorities and has proposed several increases to road infrastructure funding, calling for roll-call votes to hold colleagues accountable when the increases were voted down.
“I stand for trying to get more money for roads, more money for schools. Those are my top two priorities.”
Pease names more state money for schools as one of his top two priorities and supported the Student Opportunity Act, which he notes produced a $309 million increase in Chapter 70 school funding.
“I stand for trying to get more money for roads, more money for schools. Those are my top two priorities.”
Pease advocates for clean water and has focused on addressing PFAS (per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances) contamination in drinking water.
“addressing per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) in water”
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