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Five people will die of an overdose today in our Commonwealth. This is an unacceptable reality that is far from a statistic – this opioid epidemic is deeply personal for too many in our state. This crisis has been my top priority. LEARN MORE
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Massachusetts is world-famous for our outstanding schools, students, and teachers. As Attorney General, I’m working to make sure we continue to lead in education and give every student the opportunities they need to succeed. LEARN MORE
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In my heart, I start every day as a civil rights lawyer. I got my start in the Attorney General’s Office as chief of the Civil Rights Division. Our team developed the successful challenge to the federal Defense of Marriage Act and won in the United States Supreme Court. That work and so many large and small cases like it set the tone for my career, one I proudly devote to fighting for the little guy. LEARN MORE
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Massachusetts needs an Attorney General who will stand up for our clean energy economy and coastal communities – even more so when faced with a federal administration that has made a mockery of our country’s environmental standards and put the interests of Big Oil over our future. LEARN MORE
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Massachusetts has some of the strongest gun laws in the country and they’re working. We have the lowest rate of gun deaths in America. And we achieved those results by following one simple strategy: strong gun laws save lives. LEARN MORE
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Mine is the only elected office that brings more back than it costs. Last year, that meant more than $800 million for Massachusetts taxpayers. And at its core, being the People’s Lawyer means standing up for consumers targeted by bad actors, whether enormous companies like Equifax or a used car dealership down the street. These stories rarely make the front page, but I know how much this work matters to our families. LEARN MORE
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Whenever a decision comes down from the federal administration, the first question I ask is, “What does this mean for Massachusetts?” The well-being and advancement of our residents, economy and values are at the heart of everything we do. LEARN MORE
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I fight for working families because I grew up in one – my mom was a school nurse and my stepdad was a high school teacher. That’s why I make sure my office stands up every day on behalf of working people and their families. LEARN MORE
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