Past Campaign
Governor of Massachusetts
Primary election
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Seartch Delva is not currently running for office on Civoren.
Seartch Delva is a Democratic candidate for Governor of Massachusetts. Born in Haiti, he moved to Massachusetts in 2009 at the age of eight and has called the state home for about 17 years. He earned a high school diploma from Lynn Vocational Technical Institute, where he studied IT, and an associate's degree in Engineering from North Shore Community College (2026); he works as an electrical engineer. He describes himself as a progressive and campaigned on housing, a 'Massachusetts Work Projects Administration' infrastructure program, raising the minimum wage, taxing the wealthy, expanding healthcare, and public transit.
Seartch Delva has a recorded position on nine issues. Each is Civoren's summary of the campaign's own public material, with the source linked.
Supports defending civil rights for everyone, opposing the rollback of women's rights including the right to vote and bodily autonomy, and criticizing ICE enforcement as predatory.
“It shouldn’t be controversial to believe that everyone deserves to be treated as human, but it is. ... women once again risk losing the basic rights they were afforded only 54 years ago. ... Why are we debating their right to vote and to control their own bodies or finances? ... we have to start defending civil rights. For everyone.”
Supports nationalizing Massachusetts' electric grid and ramping up clean energy initiatives through the MWPA.
“Nationalize our electric grid ... Ramping up clean energy initiatives and completing installs”
Supports 'Mass Health for All' - a single state health-insurance entity - including negotiated drug prices, mass-produced medical equipment, and pay parity for nurses and doctors.
“MASS HEALTH FOR ALL - HEALTH INSURANCE IS A SCAM so I'm proposing for there to be only 1 health insurance entity in the state.”
Supports freezing rents and using the MWPA to renovate and build homes to address housing affordability.
“YOU MUST VOTE YES TO FREEZE THE RENT … Contracting unions to renovate and build homes”
Supports a Massachusetts Work Projects Administration that would partner with unions to train and hire workers for public works - building and renovating homes, expanding public transit, desalination plants, and clean-energy buildouts.
“The Massachusetts Work Projects Administration will work with UNIONS to TRAIN and HIRE YOU to work on public projects like: Contracting unions to renovate and build homes; Expanding and improving public transit routes for increased accessibility across the state; Building desalination plants to combat water scarcity; Ramping up clean energy initiatives and completing installs.”
Supports 'Education is Childcare' reforms: detaching school funding from property taxes, 7am-7pm school days for K-8, pay parity for teachers, banning AI and phones in schools, free public college bachelor's degrees, and cancelling state-owned student debt.
“EDUCATION IS CHILDCARE ... 01. Detach school funding from property taxes 02. 7am-7pm days for K-8 ... 03. Pay parity across the state ... 06. Ban AI and phones in our schools ... 11. Free bachelors from public colleges/universities 12. Cancel all state owned student debt”
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