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Michael F. Zullas was born and raised in Brockton, Massachusetts. He graduated from Brockton High School, Williams College (1986), and Vanderbilt University School of Law (1989), where he served as editor-in-chief of the Vanderbilt Law Review. He worked in the Boston office of an international law firm before becoming a public corruption prosecutor in the Massachusetts Attorney General's Office, where he served for five years. He has spent the past 25 years in the private sector and is now the managing partner of Casner & Edwards, LLP, a 55-lawyer, 90-employee Boston law firm. A Milton resident for over 20 years, he has served as president of the Milton Library Foundation, a Town Meeting member, chair of the School Committee, and chair of the Select Board. He and his wife Marianne have two daughters.
Michael F. Zullas has a recorded position on six issues. Each is Civoren's summary of the campaign's own public material, with the source linked.
Supports building more affordable housing and complying with the MBTA Communities Act; as Milton Select Board chair he backed the town's rezoning/compliance effort, and he criticizes the incumbent for voting against a housing bond bill and attempting to thwart compliance.
“I believe housing is one of the great challenges of our time and I worked to pass MBTA Communities Act compliance in our town.”
progressivemass.comAs of May 2026
Pledges to fight for families falling behind by lowering the costs of housing, food, healthcare, childcare, and education and by narrowing income inequality.
“We need to bring down costs so people can afford to live. We need make sure people can afford housing. We need to protect workers anc close the gap between the wealthy and everyone else.”
ballotpedia.orgAs of July 2026
Pledges to make the Massachusetts Legislature comply with the Open Meeting Law, the Public Records Law, and the People's Audit; to reinstate an independent research bureau; and to end the leadership stipend payoff system.
“Massachusetts ranks near the bottom nationally when it comes to legislative transparency. Unlike most state legislatures, ours is not subject to the open meeting law… Unlike all other state legislatures, there is no independent research bureau… The Legislature must comply with the People's Audit Law and the stipend payoff system must end. I am committed to reform, openness, and accountability.”
ballotpedia.orgAs of July 2026
Pledges to stand up for working people and oppose legislation that benefits driverless-car corporations at the cost of tens of thousands of jobs; supports raising the minimum wage to $20/hour, eliminating subminimum wages, and indexing the minimum wage to inflation.
“I think someone needs to stand up for working people, particularly in the era of AI.”
progressivemass.comAs of May 2026
Wants to reform the state's outdated local aid and Chapter 70 education funding formulas so towns receive more money now for public safety, schools, and public works.
“State aid and Chapter 70 (education) funding formulas are out-of-date and broken. The money doesn't go where the need is… The state needs to step up, and our towns need an advocate in the State Senate who has lived these struggles and understands the needs.”
ballotpedia.orgAs of July 2026
Supports making the wealthy and corporations pay their fair share - including a Massachusetts wealth tax, sunsetting or repealing ineffective corporate tax breaks, corporate tax disclosure, and decoupling from federal corporate tax cuts - and opposes regressive tax cuts.
“The wealthy and corporate interests need to pay their fair share. I will oppose any revenue or tax policy that benefits the wealthy and corporate interests at the expense of those struggling, and will support any revenue or tax policy that benefits those who struggle, including working people.”
progressivemass.comAs of May 2026
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