ENDORSEMENTS

Becca is proud to be endorsed by 30+ statewide and national organizations and

80+ local community leaders. Click here to jump to the endorsers from your town.

COMMUNITY LEADERS

Public service is a team effort. Becca is honored and grateful to earn the endorsements of her partners in

state and local government for her 2022 re-election to continue serving as your State Senator.

STATE GOVERNMENT

Senate President Karen Spilka
Senator Mike Barrett, Senate Assistant Majority Leader; Senate Chair, Telecommunications, Utilities & Energy Committee
Senator Will Brownsberger, Senate President Pro Tempore
Senator Harriette Chandler, Senate President Emerita
Senator Jo Comerford, Senate Chair, COVID-19 and Public Health Committees
Senator Cindy Creem, Senate Majority Leader; Chair, Senate Committee on Global Warming and Climate Change
Senator Brendan Crighton, Senate Chair, Transportation Committee; Vice Chair, Senate Committee on Personnel and Administration; Senate Vice Chair; Revenue Committee
Senator Julian Cyr, Senate Assistant Majority Whip; Senate Chair, Mental Health, Substance Use and Recovery Committee
Senator Sal DiDomenico, Senate Assistant Majority Leader; Chair, Senate Committee on Bills in the Third Reading
Senator Diana DiZoglio, Democratic Nominee for State Auditor
Senator Lydia Edwards, Senate Chair, Community Development and Small Businesses Committee
Senator Jamie Eldridge, Senate Chair, Judiciary Committee
Senator Paul Feeney, Senate Chair, Financial Services Committee
Senator Cindy Friedman, Vice Chair, Senate Ways & Means Committee; Senate Chair, Health Care Financing Committee
Senator Anne Gobi, Senate Chair, Higher Education Committee
Senator Pat Jehlen, Senate Chair, Labor & Workforce Development and Elder Affairs Committees
Senator Eric Lesser, Senate Chair, Economic Development Committee; Chair, Senate Committee on Ethics
Senator Jason Lewis, Assistant Vice Chair, Senate Ways & Means Committee; Senate Chair, Education Committee
Senator Joan Lovely, Senate Assistant Majority Leader; Chair, Senate Rules Committee
Senator Mark Montigny, Chair, Senate Committee on Steering & Policy
Senator Mike Moore, Senate Chair, Senate Committee on Post Audit and Oversight
Senator Mike Rodrigues, Chair, Senate Ways & Means Committee
Senator Mike Rush, Senate Majority Whip; Chair, Senate Personnel Committee
Representative Carolyn Dykema, House Chair, Environment, Natural Resources & Agriculture Committee (former)
Representative Denise Garlick, Chair, House Committee on Bills in the Third Reading
Representative Carmine Gentile, House Vice Chair, Higher Education Committee
Representative Jim Hawkins
Representative David Linsky, House Vice Chair, Revenue Committee
Representative Brian Murray, House Vice Chair, Public Health Committee
Representative Sarah Peake, House Second Assistant Majority Leader
Representative Alice Peisch, House Chair, Education Committee
Representative Jeff Roy, House Chair, Telecommunications, Utilities & Energy Committee

FEDERAL GOVERNMENT

Senator Ed Markey

LOCAL GOVERNMENT

BELLINGHAM

Michael Carr, Bellingham Town Moderator
Phil Devine, Bellingham Planning Board

DOVER

Jim Repetti, Dover Town Moderator
Rob Andrews, Chair, Dover Warrant Committee

FRANKLIN

Tom Mercer, Chair, Franklin Town Council
Robert Dellorco, Vice Chair, Franklin Town Council
Glenn Jones, Clerk, Franklin Town Council
Brian Chandler, Franklin Town Council
Ted Cormier-Leger, Franklin Town Council
Cobi Frongillo, Franklin Town Council
Melanie Hamblen, Franklin Town Council
Debbie Pellegri, Franklin Town Council
Pat Sheridan, Franklin Town Council
Denise Spencer, Chair, Franklin School Committee
Elise Stokes, Vice Chair, Franklin School Committee
Camille Bernstein, Franklin School Committee
Dave Callaghan, Franklin School Committee
Al Charles, Franklin School Committee
Dave McNeill, Franklin School Committee
Meghan Whitmore, Franklin School Committee
Beth Wierling, Clerk, Franklin Planning Board
Jennifer Williams, Franklin Planning Board

MEDFIELD

Osler "Pete" Peterson, Medfield Select Board
Leo Brehm, Vice Chair, Medfield School Committee
Anna Mae O'Shea Brook, Medfield School Committee
Sarah Lemke, Clerk, Medfield Planning Board
Seth Meehan, Medfield Planning Board

MILFORD

Paul Mazzuchelli, Milford Select Board, Milford Board of Health
John Erickson, Vice Chair, Milford School Committee
Robyn Bratica, Milford School Committee

MILLIS

Erin Underhill, Chair, Millis Select Board
Alan Handel, Millis Planning Board

NEEDHAM

Marcus Nelson, Vice Chair, Needham Select Board
Kevin Keane, Clerk, Needham Select Board
Heidi Frail, Needham Select Board
Matt Spengler, Chair, Needham School Committee
Andrea Longo Carter, Vice Chair, Needham School Committee
Connie Barr, Needham School Committee
Michael Greis, Needham School Committee
Elizabeth "Liz" Lee, Needham School Committee
Michael O'Brien, Needham School Committee
Jeanne McKnight, Vice Chair, Needham Planning Board
Artie Crocker, Needham Planning Board

NORFOLK

Anita Mecklenburg, Chair, Norfolk Select Board
Kevin Kalkut, Vice Chair, Norfolk Select Board
Shannon Meneses, Norfolk School Committee

PLAINVILLE

Greg Wehmeyer, King Philip School Committee, Plainville Housing Authority

SHERBORN

Jeff Waldron, Chair, Sherborn Select Board
Paul DeRensis, Sherborn Select Board

WRENTHAM

Veronica Gonzalez, Chair, Wrentham School Committee
Phil Jordan, Vice Chair, Wrentham School Committee

Planned Parenthood Advocacy Fund of Massachusetts

“Senator Becca Rausch truly embodies what it means to be a reproductive equity champion. She played an integral role in passing the latest reproductive health care bill, authoring provisions to expand access to abortion care and eliminate access deserts. She was one of the staunchest advocates for the ROE Act, led successful legislation to create a maternal health equity commission, and boosted funding to combat crisis pregnancy centers. Senator Rausch’s leadership on Beacon Hill is critical to our collective fight for reproductive freedom. We are proud to again endorse her for re-election to the Massachusetts Senate."
- Rebecca Hart Holder, Executive Director, Reproductive Equity Now

“MWPC is proud to endorse State Senator Becca Rausch. We need bold leaders like Senator Rausch who not only embody their community’s core values, but who recognize that transforming the face of our government is critical. We need more women in office. Representation matters. Leading by example matters. We are confident that Senator Rausch is a strong leader who will act with care, urgency, and competence in the Norfolk, Worcester and Middlesex District. A vote for Senator Rausch is a vote for Norfolk, Worcester and Middlesex District’s brighter future.”

“Becca Rausch has been a strong leader on environmental causes, particularly on building emissions and reducing waste during her time in the Senate,” said Casey Bowers, Executive Director of the ELM Action Fund. “We are thrilled to support her ongoing efforts to drive Massachusetts towards a greener future.”

American Federation of Teachers - Massachusetts

"We are thrilled to once again endorse our labor champion, Senator Becca Rausch. Time after time, Becca has stepped up pre and post pandemic and always puts students and workers first. We are proud to support her re-election campaign and will do everything we can to ensure her return to the State Senate." Beth Kontos, President

“The BTU is proud to endorse Senator Becca Rausch in her re-election campaign for State Senate. Senator Rausch has been integral in passing legislation and advocating for housing justice, which is a major pillar of our union’s priorities. We know that Senator Rausch will continue to work in the best interest of the citizens of the Norfolk, Worcester and Middlesex District and we are proud to support her campaign."
- Jessica Tang, President

Nat'l Association of Social Workers - MA chapter

“On behalf of the Massachusetts AFL-CIO and our nearly half a million members across the Commonwealth, I am proud to announce our endorsement of Senator Becca Rausch for re-election in the Norfolk, Worcester, and Middlesex District. Whether fighting for quality public education or standing up for strong wages and benefits, Senator Rausch has a proven track record of standing with working people. From Senator Rausch’s unwavering support for collective bargaining and organizing efforts to her continued advocacy on the issues that matter to working people, we know that Senator Rausch will continue to be a leader for working families in her district and at the State House.”
-Steven A. Tolman, President

“SEIU 509 is proud to endorse Becca Rausch for State Senator,” said Peter MacKinnon, President of SEIU 509. “Becca is invested in addressing the issues that our members prioritize, from reproductive rights to advocating for mental health support for youth and families. As State Senator, we know that she will continue to be a voice for the issues that impact our communities.”

Massachusetts Organization of State Engineers & Scientists

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