Past Campaign
Massachusetts State House District 15th Middlesex
Primary election
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Michelle Ciccolo is not currently running for office on Civoren.
Michelle Ciccolo is the State Representative for the 15th Middlesex District in Massachusetts. She serves on four Joint Committees and co-founded the bipartisan, bicameral Zero Waste Caucus. A lifelong Lexington resident, she earned a BA from Villanova University and an MS from the McCormack Graduate School of Public Policy at UMass Boston. She spent 20 years as Assistant Town Administrator and Community Development Director for Hudson, MA, served as President of the Metropolitan Area Planning Council, and founded The Ciccolo Group consulting firm. She previously served on the Lexington Select Board and Planning Board.
Michelle Ciccolo has a recorded position on seven issues. Each is Civoren's summary of the campaign's own public material, with the source linked.
Supports fighting for inalienable civil rights and LGBTQ rights, and standing up against what she calls regressive efforts coming out of Washington.
“We must stand up for our values and push back on the regressive efforts coming out of Washington. This includes fighting for our inalienable civil rights, reproductive freedom, LGBTQ rights, the reduction of gun violence, progressive taxation, fair labor standards, a living wage, and protection of the environment.”
Supports strong climate action, raising the solar net metering cap, energy-efficient state facilities and public fleets, and opposes expanding gas pipelines.
“Massachusetts must be a national leader in combating climate change and promoting environmental sustainability. ... I will strongly advocate for important initiatives including raising the cap on solar net metering, retrofitting State facilities and switching our public vehicle fleet to energy-efficient vehicles. ... I will oppose efforts to expand gas pipelines, especially those coming from fracking, or being built through pristine lands.”
Supports a single-payer health insurance system in Massachusetts that guarantees access, is publicly administered, and lowers healthcare costs.
“We must work towards the creation of a single payer health insurance system in Massachusetts that guarantees access, is publicly administered, and lowers the cost of health care.”
Supports meaningful investment in transit and transportation infrastructure, including closing first-mile/last-mile transit gaps and improving bicycle and pedestrian access.
“Meaningful investments in transit and transportation infrastructure must be a priority for Massachusetts. Increased traffic congestion, outdated public transit, and crumbling roads and bridges make getting around the region an increasing challenge and can ultimately damage our economy and quality of life.”
Supports vocational/technical education, small business and downtown economies, easier business startup through land use reform, and the right to collective bargaining.
“Widely available vocational and technical education is key, as well as support of small business ownership and downtown economies. Further, we must support land use reforms that makes business startup easier and more straightforward.”
Supports investing in public schools, fairer Chapter 70 funding, all-day kindergarten, universal Pre-K, and teachers' unions and collective bargaining.
“As State Representative, investing in our public schools is among my highest priority. ... I am very supportive of the creation of a universal Pre-K program in Massachusetts.”
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