Past Campaign
Massachusetts State House District 10th Plymouth
Primary election
Past campaign details are available on the full race page.
Tony Andrade Rodrigues is not currently running for office on Civoren.
Tony Andrade Rodrigues is a lifelong Brockton resident and Ward 4 Brockton School Committee member, first elected in 2019. He graduated from Brockton High School in 1997 and Massasoit Community College in 1999, and worked as a correction officer for over 24 years. He is a registered Democrat challenging incumbent Michelle DuBois in the 2026 Democratic primary for the 10th Plymouth state representative seat.
Tony Andrade Rodrigues has a recorded position on six issues. Each is Civoren's summary of the campaign's own public material, with the source linked.
Rodrigues advocates for economic growth and development in Brockton.
“Along with strengthening public education and youth programs, I'm committed to fighting for stronger public safety initiatives, economic growth and development, support for our local medical facilities and healthcare access, and continued investment in our parks, playgrounds, and community spaces that bring families together.”
enterprisenews.comAs of May 2026
Rodrigues says fixing Brockton's finances is key to solving the city's problems in education, public safety, and economic growth.
“Rodrigues believes fixing Brockton's finances is key to solving issues in education, public safety, and economic growth.”
enterprisenews.comAs of August 2026
Rodrigues supports local medical facilities and expanding healthcare access.
“Along with strengthening public education and youth programs, I'm committed to fighting for stronger public safety initiatives, economic growth and development, support for our local medical facilities and healthcare access, and continued investment in our parks, playgrounds, and community spaces that bring families together.”
enterprisenews.comAs of May 2026
Rodrigues campaigns on making public schools the 'number one priority' and strengthening public education and youth programs, and has proposed a new state law to raise the school dropout age from 16 to 18.
“As a parent and longtime advocate for our community, I believe our schools must be the number one priority. Our students, teachers, and families deserve strong support, safe learning environments, and the resources necessary for every child to succeed.”
enterprisenews.comAs of August 2026
Rodrigues supports continued investment in parks, playgrounds, and community spaces that bring families together.
“Along with strengthening public education and youth programs, I'm committed to fighting for stronger public safety initiatives, economic growth and development, support for our local medical facilities and healthcare access, and continued investment in our parks, playgrounds, and community spaces that bring families together.”
enterprisenews.comAs of May 2026
Rodrigues commits to fighting for stronger public safety initiatives for Brockton.
“Along with strengthening public education and youth programs, I'm committed to fighting for stronger public safety initiatives, economic growth and development, support for our local medical facilities and healthcare access, and continued investment in our parks, playgrounds, and community spaces that bring families together.”
enterprisenews.comAs of May 2026
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