2026 Election Endorsements

Andrea Campbell has been a steadfast force in defending Massachusetts against federal attacks on climate progress in recent years. Her work reflects a clear dedication to holding polluters accountable and building an equitable clean energy future for Massachusetts.

Climate action is a top priority of the Healey-Driscoll Administration. In her next term, Kim Driscoll’s priorities include strengthening climate resilience, advancing energy affordability, and funding clean energy infrastructure initiatives. 

Since day one, Governor Healey has concentrated on advancing low-cost clean energy and aligning her Administration in support of climate initiatives. From signing landmark clean energy legislation into law to investing in climate resilience, she has demonstrated the bold leadership Massachusetts needs. 

Currently serving as State Representative for the 34th Middlesex District, Christine Barber has been a strong voice on climate. As State Senator, she will focus on banning fossil fuels, supporting clean air in environmental justice communities, and advancing a path toward clean, affordable energy. 

As the former Chair of the Pembroke Select Board and Democratic Town Committee, Jessica Bradley-Rushing demonstrates a longstanding commitment to public service. Her priorities include expanding renewable energy, decarbonizing buildings, and reducing emissions.

Since 2013, Marjorie Decker has been a leader on climate in the State House. She is committed to protecting families from toxic PFAS, ensuring strong labor standards for the green workforce, and preserving energy efficiency programs like Mass Save.

As a leader on climate funding and climatetech in the House, Kate Lipper-Garabedian will prioritize net-zero initiatives, waste reduction, and electrified transportation in the Senate.