Past Campaign
Massachusetts State House District 1st Hampshire
Primary election
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Lindsay N. Sabadosa is not currently running for office on Civoren.
The first woman to ever hold the 1st Hampshire District seat, Lindsay Sabadosa has her AB from Wellesley College ('02) and her MSc from the University of Edinburgh ('06). She ran her own Italian and French legal and financial translation firm, with over 300 clients on six continents, for nearly 17 years until her election. A community organizer and long-time champion for reproductive justice, she is a long-standing volunteer with the Planned Parenthood Advocacy Fund of Massachusetts, on the Board (and intake team) of the Abortion Rights Fund of Western Massachusetts, and a founding board member of DARLA. She helped create the Pioneer Valley Women's March and resides in Northampton with her daughter, Kala.
Lindsay N. Sabadosa has a recorded position on six issues. Each is Civoren's summary of the campaign's own public material, with the source linked.
Lists the rising cost of housing among constituents' top concerns, keeps housing on her advocacy agenda, and has committed to continue working on it.
“many constituents are concerned about the rising cost of housing and energy, as well as the brutal effects of climate change. I will continue to work on these issues with colleagues to make Massachusetts the best place to live.”
Lists safeguarding the civil rights of the LGBTQ community among her top legislative priorities.
“safeguarding the civil rights of our LGBTQ community.”
Prioritizes climate action and environmental sustainability, citing the brutal effects of climate change as an ongoing issue she will continue to work on.
“housing and climate change are still on her advocacy agenda as she focuses on her priorities for 2025.”
Lead sponsor of An Act Establishing Medicare for All in Massachusetts (H.1405/S.860), which would create a single-payer Massachusetts Healthcare Trust to replace insurance companies.
“Sabadosa said that Massachusetts is experiencing a "health care crisis" that needs addressing.”
Lists supporting the Commonwealth's immigrant community among her top legislative priorities.
“my priorities include protecting the right to choose, supporting our immigrant community and safeguarding the civil rights of our LGBTQ community.”
Long-time champion for reproductive justice; long-standing volunteer with the Planned Parenthood Advocacy Fund of Massachusetts and on the Board (and intake team) of the Abortion Rights Fund of Western Massachusetts.
“A long-time champion for reproductive justice, she is a long-standing volunteer with the Planned Parenthood Advocacy Fund of Massachusetts and on the Board (and intake team) of the Abortion Rights Fund of Western Massachusetts.”
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