Past Campaign
Massachusetts State House District 9th Middlesex
Primary election
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Thomas M. Stanley is the State Representative for the 9th Middlesex District, representing most of Waltham, and has served in the Massachusetts House since 2001. A lifelong Waltham resident, he serves as House Chair of the Joint Committee on Aging and Independence and previously served as an at-large Waltham city councillor (1997–2016, 2018–2025) and as council president. He holds degrees from MassBay Community College, Bentley University, and Suffolk University.
Thomas M. Stanley has a recorded position on four issues. Each is Civoren's summary of the campaign's own public material, with the source linked.
Stanley is a recognized housing advocate - receiving WATCH CDC's Housing Advocate Award and Hearth's 2026 Housing Champion Award - and has sponsored legislation to establish a statewide affirmatively furthering fair housing framework for large-scale housing developments.
“MA H1567 - Establishing a statewide affirmatively furthering fair housing framework ... Relative to fair housing assessments for large-scale housing developments.”
ballotpedia.orgAs of August 2026
Stanley champions improvements in care and quality of life for older adults, serving as House Chair of the Joint Committee on Aging and Independence since 2021 and sponsoring legislation on assisted living, long-term care, and elder services.
“He also currently serves as House Chair on the Joint Committee on Aging and Independence, championing improvements for care and the quality of life for older adults.”
tomstanley.orgAs of August 2026
Introduced legislation to limit commercial harvesting of the wild striped bass, which he says supports fish populations and the health of the state's waterways.
“In 2025, he introduced a bill to limit commercial harvesting of the wild striped bass. According to Stanley, the bill supports not only fish populations but also the health of the state's waterways.”
walthamtimes.orgAs of August 2026
Introduced a bill asking the Health Financing Committee to create a loan-forgiveness grant program for medical students specializing in primary care, to address the state's shortage of primary care doctors.
“Stanley introduced a bill asking the Health Financing Committee to create a loan-forgiveness grant program for medical students specializing in primary care to address the shortage of primary care doctors in the state.”
walthamtimes.orgAs of August 2026
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