2024 Election Endorsements

Christine Barber is a strong voice for progressive climate policy in the legislature and has a proven track record of climate action. She is dedicated to ensuring the 34th Middlesex district remains a leader on environmental issues by improving public transit, prioritizing public health, and supporting air quality monitoring legislation.

Having represented the 14th Middlesex District since 2023, Simon Cataldo is a leader on climate and has supported various bills aiming to reduce our environmental impacts. His priorities include passing a new climate bill, utilizing clean heat and modernizing Massport.

As both an attorney and social worker, Rebecca Coletta’s passion for addressing social challenges runs deep. She supports meeting our environmental challenges through implementing clean energy legislation and reducing carbon emissions.

Currently serving his fourth term in the Senate, Julian Cyr has consistently shown his leadership on climate. He plans to build community support for clean energy, implement climate justice education initiatives, and champion policies on PFAS contamination.

A community advocate with deep roots in the Berkshires, Leigh Davis is running on a strong environmental platform. Her goals include advocating for renewable energy, supporting sustainable agriculture, and expanding public transit.

Marjorie Decker has a proven track record of advancing climate legislation and is committed to transitioning to 100% clean energy. She will continue to fight for strong public health protections and climate justice initiatives in Cambridge.

Lydia Edwards is a strong champion for fighting climate challenges and protecting environmental justice communities. Her main focuses include reducing transportation pollution and ensuring equitable access to clean energy jobs.

Since 2017, Dylan Fernandes has represented Falmouth, Martha’s Vineyard, and Nantucket as State Representative. Once elected as State Senator, he will prioritize expanding offshore wind and solar and creating clean energy jobs.

Homar Gomez has spent seven years on the Easthampton City Council where he has been a staunch advocate for immigrant and minority rights. His climate focuses include equitable green transportation and meeting net-zero goals.

A lifelong native of Western Massachusetts, Adam Gomez is a fierce advocate for reaching our climate goals. Once re-elected, he will focus on expanding resources for these overburdened environmental justice communities.

Representing the 5th Bristol District since 2001, Pat Haddad is dedicated to remaining a leader in environmental advocacy. Her priorities include increased policy incentives for offshore wind, siting and permitting reform for renewable energy, and the accelerated development of electric vehicle infrastructure.

Serving the 2nd Bristol District since 2018, Jim Hawkins is a strong supporter of community advocacy and climate action. Hawkins is dedicated to initiating homelessness and food insecurity reform, expanding education, and remaining a leader on climate policy.

Currently serving on the Town of Carver Select Board, Sarah Hewins has a long history of public service and conservation work. Her priorities include promoting local and sustainable agriculture, decarbonizing our buildings, and electrifying our public transit.

Natalie Higgins is a strong supporter of climate action and has consistently championed regional transit equity and environmental justice. In her new term, she will fight for lower utility costs and expanded climate education.

Currently serving his second term on the Norfolk Select Board, Kevin Kalkut plans to prioritize the development of statewide vehicle charging infrastructure, the expansion of renewable electricity supply (off-shore wind and ground-mounted solar), and transit electrification.

A strong environmental advocate, Kristin Kassner supports lowering dependency on fossil fuels, protecting the Ipswich River, and preparing Massachusetts’ grid for clean energy at a regional level.

Serving the 7th Middlesex District since 2016, Jack Patrick Lewis has championed Green Budget priorities and the federal funds matching bill this session. This next session, he intends to expand offshore wind through policies that accelerate project construction, promote solar energy, and invest in electric vehicles.

With over two decades of legislative experience, David Linsky is dedicated to accelerating Massachusetts’ transition to a green economy. In this next session, he plans to expand renewable energy, promote green transportation initiatives, and protect and enhance public lands.

Since his 2013 election, Jay Livingstone has been a steadfast advocate for clean energy and sustainable development. He is committed to electrifying buildings and transportation infrastructure to accelerate the transition to renewable energy in for all.

With decades of public and community leadership experience in Cape Cod, Hadley Luddy is dedicated to leading on clean energy, strengthening the blue economy, and protecting Massachusetts’ water.

Representing the 3rd Plymouth District since 2017, Joan Meschino has been a leading figure in our state’s fight against climate change. She prioritizes decarbonizing our heat sources, retrofitting existing housing stock, and funding climate innovation.

Serving the 2nd Suffolk District since 2023, Liz Miranda is a proud community organizer who has firsthand experience with climate inequality. In her next term, she will focus on limiting carbon emissions and increasing access to equitable clean energy jobs.

Tram Nguyen is a leader in community advocacy, pushing for laws that address issues of racial, economic, reproductive, and environmental justice. Her environmental priorities this election include supporting a green economy, accelerating the building of clean energy infrastructure, and protecting wetland ecosystems.

Steve Owens’ top legislative priorities are focused on climate action and improving our community through the decarbonization of buildings, utility reform, and transportation electrification. He also plans to reduce state reliance on fracked gas and continue to lead on the Future of Clean Heat Bill.

Adrianne Ramos is a strong supporter of the ELM Action Fund’s goals. Once re-elected, she will focus on advocating for equitable clean energy jobs, investing in wind and solar, and protecting the Merrimack River.

Serving as the Senate Chair of the Joint Committee on Environment, Natural Resources, and Agriculture, Becca Rausch has led efforts to advance Green Budget priorities through the Senate and advance our climate goals. She is dedicated to transitioning to 100% renewable energy, decarbonizing buildings, and creating green jobs.

Born and raised in West Lynn, Sean Reid is passionate about creating jobs, promoting public safety, expanding public transportation, and investing in climate and coastal resilience for Nahant Beach and King Beach.

Since 2013, Chair Roy has been a steadfast supporter of the ELM Action Fund’s goals. In 2022, he championed An Act Driving Clean Energy and Offshore Wind, a comprehensive climate bill that transformed how Massachusetts responds to climate change. This session, he will focus on advancing the clean energy economy and protecting climate justice communities.

A long-time environmental champion, Sabadosa has introduced a dozen climate and energy-related bills in the past year and has been a valuable voice in the community. Her main priorities include modernizing our energy grid, promoting solar energy, and building renewable energy infrastructure.

Previously a ten-term Newton City Councilor, Amy Mah Sangiolo knows what it takes to serve the 11th Middlesex District. Her priorities include reducing emissions, improving public transit, banning PFAS products, and protecting open spaces.

Margaret Scarsdale is a committed public servant and environmental advocate. She prioritizes expanding access to renewable energy and clean transportation options, decarbonizing our energy sector, and protecting clean water and sustainable food systems.

Having served as a Newton City Councilor for 8 years, Greg Schwartz is a leader in environmental issues and has supported numerous clean energy initiatives. His priorities include advocating for a swifter pathway off the use of methane gas, electrifying our transportation sector, and bolstering our energy efficiency efforts.

Having served as Town Moderator and a member of the School Committee in Fairhaven, Mark Sylvia has deep roots in community service. Once elected, he will prioritize deploying clean energy, implementing EPA solar funding, and expanding offshore wind.

Serving as Representative of the 15th Norfolk District since 2019, Vitolo’s detailed knowledge of energy policy positions him as an expert on renewable energy development and building decarbonization. His legislative priorities have been included in major climate bills over the years.