Past Campaign
Massachusetts State House District 14th Suffolk
Primary election
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Rob Consalvo graduated from Xavier University with a degree in political science and began his public service career nearly 30 years ago as an aide to U.S. Senator Edward M. Kennedy, later working as a legislative aide to State Representative Angelo M. Scaccia. He was elected to the Boston City Council in 2002 and served 12 years representing District 5 (Hyde Park, Readville, Roslindale, and Mattapan), chairing the Public Safety, Housing, and Ways and Means committees. He later served as Deputy Director of the Boston Home Center and as Chief of Staff and Senior Advisor to the Superintendent of Boston Public Schools. He has represented the 14th Suffolk District in the Massachusetts House of Representatives since 2021 and lives in Hyde Park with his wife Michelle and their three children.
Rob Consalvo has a recorded position on five issues. Each is Civoren's summary of the campaign's own public material, with the source linked.
Consalvo has sponsored legislation to improve oversight of long-term care facilities, including allowing monitoring devices in resident rooms, and to increase access to the flu vaccine for inpatients age 65 and older.
ballotpedia.orgAs of August 2026
Consalvo has sponsored bills to require full health insurance coverage for individuals with vitiligo, increase access to healthcare for ostomy patients, and expand patient access to biomarker testing.
ballotpedia.orgAs of August 2026
Consalvo is a lead sponsor of legislation to guarantee tenants a right of first refusal when their building is sold and to update and expand the renter's income tax deduction, and serves on the Legislature's Housing Committee.
“An Act to guarantee a tenant's first right of refusal (H.1544 & S.998) Sponsors: Rep. Jay Livingstone (D) & Rep. Rob Consalvo (D)”
ballotpedia.orgAs of August 2026
Consalvo co-sponsored legislation to designate all MBTA commuter rail stations in the city of Boston as Zone 1A to promote fare equity, lowering commuter rail fares for Boston residents.
“Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority designate all commuter rail stations in the city of Boston as Zone 1A to promote fare equity.”
malegislature.govAs of August 2026
Consalvo voted in the Massachusetts House to expand reproductive rights and abortion access, and received the 2026 endorsement of the Planned Parenthood Advocacy Fund of Massachusetts.
“Thank you State Rep. Bill MacGregor and Rep. Rob Consalvo for voting today to expand reproductive rights and abortion access.”
facebook.comAs of August 2026
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