Past Campaign
Massachusetts State House District 10th Suffolk
Primary election
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William F. MacGregor is not currently running for office on Civoren.
Bill MacGregor grew up in West Roxbury, where he and his wife Lisa are raising their two young children. He earned a B.A. in economics from Assumption University and spent a decade in the private sector before serving as Chief of Staff to Boston City Councilor Matt O'Malley. His father, a Vietnam veteran, was a union laborer; his mother was a medical assistant; and his brother is a Brookline Fire Lieutenant.
William F. MacGregor has a recorded position on 10 issues. Each is Civoren's summary of the campaign's own public material, with the source linked.
Supports increasing state funding and support for Massachusetts' Early Education & Care programs so early education catches up to K-12, citing parents spending over $17,000 a year on childcare.
“Funding and state support of Massachusetts' Early Education & Care programs need to catch up to our K-12 programs - we can't have the best primary schools in the country and leave our kids who are 5 years and under behind. Parents are spending over $17,000 a year on childcare, and the entire state is paying the price.”
billmacgregor.orgAs of August 2026
Prioritizes reducing the cost of living for 10th Suffolk residents and opposes asking Boston residents to pay rising bills without support.
“Reducing the cost of living for residents in the 10th Suffolk District and beyond will always be at the forefront of Bill's mind... We can't continue to ask Boston residents to pay skyrocketing bills without giving them any support.”
billmacgregor.orgAs of August 2026
Supports working toward a full-time senior center serving the 10th Suffolk district with reliable and centralized senior programming.
“For too long, seniors in the 10th Suffolk have gone without a full time senior center. As your State Representative, Bill will partner with stakeholders to work toward a full-time senior center that can serve the district and provide reliable and centralized senior programming.”
billmacgregor.orgAs of August 2026
Supports transitioning Massachusetts to clean energy, installing solar panels over municipal parking lots, and increasing access to green jobs, especially for communities harmed by climate change.
“We need to continue the work that the Legislature is doing to transition to clean energy. This includes increasing access to green jobs, especially for communities that have been and will be harmed significantly by climate change.”
billmacgregor.orgAs of August 2026
Supports creating safe patient-to-nurse ratio guidelines at the legislative level and expanding the health care worker repayment program.
“Bill supports creating safe patient to nurse ratio guidelines as the legislative level, and will support efforts to expand the health care worker repayment program that Gov. Baker introduced during his final months in office.”
billmacgregor.orgAs of August 2026
Supports addressing rising home and rent costs in Boston and Massachusetts by rethinking zoning policies, incentivizing and subsidizing new developments, and partnering with business and development leaders to increase housing production.
“We need to address the rising costs of homes and rents in Boston and the Commonwealth... We need to rethink zoning policies, incentivize and subsidize the creation of new developments, and partner with our leaders in the business and development community to get shovels in the ground as soon as possible.”
billmacgregor.orgAs of August 2026
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