Past Campaign
Massachusetts State Senate District First Suffolk
Primary election
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Nicholas P. Collins is not currently running for office on Civoren.
Nick Collins graduated from Boston Latin School, and earned a bachelor's degree in business management from Babson College. His professional experience includes working as a field director for Joe Biden's campaign, and member of Senator Jack Hart's staff.
Nicholas P. Collins has a recorded position on nine issues. Each is Civoren's summary of the campaign's own public material, with the source linked.
Collins backed the 'Shield 2.0' Act to reinforce protections for transgender residents' rights and safety in Massachusetts, and has worked for LGBTQ+ inclusion in South Boston's St. Patrick's Day Parade.
“In addition, Collins backed the 'Shield 2.0' Act, aimed at reinforcing protections for transgender residents' rights and safety in Massachusetts.”
mysouthend.comAs of August 2026
Collins supports a strong consumer data privacy bill intended to limit corporate access to personal information and curb digital tracking.
“He also underscored his work on what supporters describe as one of the country's strongest data privacy bills, intended to limit corporate access to personal information and curb digital tracking.”
mysouthend.comAs of August 2026
Collins supports tax breaks for seniors so they can stay in their homes.
“he also supported tax breaks for seniors so they can stay in their homes.”
nickcollins.usAs of August 2026
Supports subjecting the governor's office and the Massachusetts Legislature to the state public records law.
“subject the governor’s office and Legislature to the public records law”
dotnews.comAs of June 2026
Supports compromise legislation that would allow Massachusetts municipalities to opt into rent control, rather than a statewide rent control law.
“Collins said he would support the compromise legislation lawmakers have discussed with Home For All Massachusetts that would allow local municipalities to opt into rent control.”
dotnews.comAs of June 2026
Collins supports a K-12 'cell phone-free schools' law as a way to reduce classroom distractions and support student mental health.
“On education, Collins cited passage of a new K-12 'cell phone-free schools' law, pitched as a way to reduce classroom distractions and support student mental health.”
mysouthend.comAs of August 2026
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