Past Campaign
Massachusetts State House District 2nd Plymouth
Primary election
Past campaign details are available on the full race page.
Sarah G. Hewins is not currently running for office on Civoren.
Longtime Carver town official currently in her 17th year on the Carver Select Board. She previously served 15 years as the town's conservation agent and completed two five-year terms on the Planning Board. Her career also includes 10 years as chair of the seven-town Plymouth/Carver Aquifer Advisory Committee, five years as a commissioner for the Southeast Regional Planning and Economic Development District, and service as director of the South Shore Community Action Council.
Sarah G. Hewins has a recorded position on five issues. Each is Civoren's summary of the campaign's own public material, with the source linked.
Seeks to lower electricity prices by working with the Governor's office to make the Department of Public Utilities (DPU) and utility companies respond to ratepayers; as a Carver Select Board member she negotiated lower electricity supply costs that came in about 5% below Eversource's basic supply rate.
“As a Representative, I'll be able to put together a coalition to work with the Governor's office to have the DPU and utility companies respond to all of us.”
sarahhewins.comAs of August 2026
Pledges to protect the environment, groundwater, and drinking water; her record includes preserving 600 acres of land to protect drinking water and for recreation, hunting, and endangered species, and working with the agricultural community on conservation practices.
“Protect our environment, our groundwater, and our children, and support seniors and veterans.”
sarahhewins.comAs of August 2026
Advocates complete transparency at the State House, including replacing unrecorded 'voice votes' with recorded votes, a full financial audit of the legislature, and personally reporting every vote she takes as representative.
“As your representative, I'll work for complete transparency, including replacing unrecorded "voice votes" with recorded votes so we know where our legislators stand, and a full financial audit of the legislature.”
sarahhewins.comAs of August 2026
Supports local input and local control, criticizing 'uninformed and damaging mandates' from the Statehouse such as 40B housing and MBTA Communities; pledges to build coalitions with other representatives to review, modify, or reject such mandates before enactment, and to secure state aid, grants, and budget earmarks for local projects.
“Heavy-handed regulations like 40B housing and MBTA Communities should have been dealt with by our elected representatives. ... I'll work with other representatives from all affected towns to review, modify, or reject them at the State House before they are enacted.”
sarahhewins.comAs of August 2026
Campaigns on lowering utility bills as one of her three central issues.
“Hewins said her campaign will be centered around three main issues; transparency at the state house, local control over local issues and lowering utility bills.”
theweektoday.comAs of January 2026
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