Past Campaign
Massachusetts State House District 26th Middlesex
Primary election
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Neil S. Miller is not currently running for office on Civoren.
Neil S. Miller is a housing advocate, public servant, and data scientist running to represent the 26th Middlesex District. He has spent six years organizing with A Better Cambridge, an all-volunteer pro-housing advocacy group, and has worked as a data scientist in the U.S. federal government and as a data analyst at Framework Homeownership. He earned a bachelor's degree from the University of Chicago in 2017 and is a graduate student at the Harvard Kennedy School, where he is a dues-paying member of the Harvard Graduate Student Union (HGSU-UAW). A former chair of the Cambridge Ward 5 Democratic Committee, he lives in Cambridge with his wife Ariella.
Neil S. Miller has a recorded position on 11 issues. Each is Civoren's summary of the campaign's own public material, with the source linked.
Supports responsible use of AI: AI can help people do their jobs more effectively, but because a computer cannot be held accountable, no computer should make decisions that require human judgment.
“AI, like lots of computer programs, can help people do their job more effectively. But since a computer can't be held accountable, no computer can make a decision that requires human judgement.”
neilmillerma.comAs of August 2026
Supports tackling the climate crisis by expanding public transit, building clean energy (solar, offshore wind, battery storage, transmission lines), building homes near transit, and prohibiting the expansion of fossil-fuel infrastructure.
“Build more clean energy: solar, offshore wind, battery storage, and transmission lines... Prohibit the expansion of fossil fuel infrastructure.”
neilmillerma.comAs of August 2026
Supports expanding SNAP and opposing federal cuts to food assistance so that everyone can afford three meals a day.
“Food security: everyone deserves three good meals. I'll fight to expand SNAP and oppose Trump's cuts.”
ballotpedia.orgAs of July 2026
Supports making the Massachusetts legislature more transparent and accountable: ending committee-chair stipends to fund a legislative research bureau and organizing legislative outcome reviews to assess whether laws meet their goals.
“Massachusetts has one of the least transparent and least productive state legislatures in the country.”
ballotpedia.orgAs of July 2026
Supports a single-payer health care system, simplifying MassHealth applications and verification, increasing primary-care reimbursements and student-loan assistance, and reducing emergency-room and primary-care wait times.
“I support a single-payer health care system.”
neilmillerma.comAs of August 2026
Supports bringing down rents by building hundreds of thousands more homes statewide: ending exclusionary zoning, legalizing mid-size apartment buildings in residential neighborhoods, lifting parking mandates, funding affordable-housing requirements, and enabling single-stair apartments.
“I'm running because I believe we can actually bring rents down by building hundreds of thousands more homes all around Massachusetts.”
neilmillerma.comAs of August 2026
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