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Making Massachusetts
live up to its progressive reputation

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Shaping a progressive vision


Shared
Prosperity

When our economic systems work fairly for everyone, we all do better.

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Racial &
Social Justice

When we structure our laws and legal systems for equity and inclusion, rather than control and exclusion, we’re all safer.

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Sustainable Infrastructure
& Environment

When we accelerate our transition to a clean and green economy, we all benefit from healthier lives and a healthier planet.

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Good Government, Strong Democracy

When we have a democracy in which everyone can participate, we all benefit from the better policies that result.

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But how progressive is Massachusetts really?

We’re one of the wealthiest states in the US, and a leader in economic inequality. Would we rather lead on economic opportunity?

Lots of national policy starts at the state level. States that can lead, must lead.

We still have the reputation for being a progressive state, but we’re not living up to it.

When only some are doing better, we all do worse in the long run.

And how progressive are your legislators really?

Staying Organized Year-Round

Communities of activists and support for budding activists

How can we counter special interest money and legislative complacency? With organized people.

Members and chapters working in unison —
that’s grassroots power.

Accountability tools so you can find out what our elected officials are supporting

Are your legislators fighting for progressive policies?  How can you know? Statehouse systems don’t make it easy to find out, and when you look, be ready to be surprised!

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In the Press: MA Senate's "Response 2025" Doesn't Meet the Moment

Kelly Garrity, “A Call and a Delayed Response,” Politico, April 2, 2025. “The big announcement fell flat among progressives, who…

"Our commonwealth did something rare in recent history: it took away the right to vote from a category of people who were formerly enfranchised. "

April 1, 2025 Chair Keenan, Chair Hunt, and Members of the Joint Committee on Election Laws:  My name is Jonathan…

Our Response to "Response 2025"

Our statement on the MA State Senate’s “Response 2025”: For months, Massachusetts voters have wanted to see our elected officials…