Past Campaign
Massachusetts State House District 24th Middlesex
Primary election
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Nomita Ganguly is not currently running for office on Civoren.
Nomita Ganguly is an attorney, former State House aide, and legislative advocate who has worked in and around the Massachusetts State House for 25 years. After graduating from Northeastern University School of Law, she began her career as a State House policy counsel on the House and Senate sides, and for the past 20 years has been a legislative advocate for older adult and disability nonprofits. She has lived in the 24th Middlesex District for 25 years — seven in Arlington and eighteen in Belmont — where she and her husband raised two children through the Belmont Public Schools and she served in school volunteer leadership, including as Chenery PTO co-president and Foundation for Belmont Education co-president.
Nomita Ganguly has a recorded position on 12 issues. Each is Civoren's summary of the campaign's own public material, with the source linked.
Ganguly supports passing local-option rent stabilization to cap runaway rent increases and building more affordable housing options for older adults so they can downsize or move into community living without leaving their town.
“I will push to pass local-option rent stabilization, so towns can cap runaway rent increases that are pushing families and individuals out of their communities.”
nomitaganguly4rep.comAs of August 2026
Ganguly supports full, equal access for LGBTQ+ residents to the same rights and institutions as everyone else, closing gaps in state law and standing firm against any rollback of existing protections.
“I'll also stand firm against any effort to roll back the rights and protections LGBTQ+ residents already have, whether that pressure comes from Washington or from inside our own State House.”
nomitaganguly4rep.comAs of August 2026
Ganguly advocates for better access to MassHealth community-based care so older adults can age in place, fully funding the home care program to eliminate its waitlist, fair wages for care workers, greater investment in councils on aging, more affordable older adult housing, and exploring a Washington State-style long-term care financing program.
“I'll advocate for better access to MassHealth community-based care so older adults can safely age in place. I'll also push to fully fund the state's home care program to eliminate the waitlist, pay care workers fair wages, invest more in councils on aging and advocate for more affordable older adult housing options.”
nomitaganguly4rep.comAs of August 2026
Ganguly supports climate-friendly policies, protecting waterways and open spaces, giving municipalities local authority to restrict anticoagulant rodenticides, keeping Mass Save funded for energy efficiency, and eliminating PFAS chemicals from consumer products.
“I support giving municipalities the authority to restrict anticoagulant rodenticides locally... I'll also fight to keep Mass Save funded appropriately... I will advocate for efforts to eliminate PFAS chemicals that are present in so many consumer products.”
nomitaganguly4rep.comAs of August 2026
Ganguly supports expanding access to nutrition programs, cutting red tape that keeps eligible families and older adults from getting help, funding anti-hunger programs at the level the crisis demands, and adequately staffing the Department of Transitional Assistance.
“The state needs to act now: expand access to nutrition programs, cut the red tape that keeps eligible families and older adults from getting help, fund these programs at the level this crisis demands, and make sure the Department of Transitional Assistance has the staff to actually get people help when they need it.”
nomitaganguly4rep.comAs of August 2026
Ganguly pledges structural checks on House leadership's concentrated power (tying leadership stipends to output, letting committee members vote independently of the chair), subjecting the Legislature to the public records law, honoring the voter-approved legislative audit, and making written testimony and bill-study justifications public so underrepresented voices can be heard.
“I'll also fight to finally subject the Legislature to the same public records law everyone else follows, and to honor the audit voters already approved rather than water it down.”
nomitaganguly4rep.comAs of August 2026
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