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Wakefield Thursday, July 9

Salem Thursday, July 16

Newburyport Sunday, July 19

Tewksbury Sunday, July 19

Salem Saturday, July 25

Magnolia Thursday, July 30

Hamilton Saturday, Aug. 1

Georgetown Monday, Aug. 3

Lynn Tuesday, Aug. 4

Newbury Tuesday, Aug. 11

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<h2>Affordable housing</h2><h4>Every Massachusetts family deserves a safe, stable home they can afford.</h4>

<h2>Lowering costs</h2><h4>I’ll take on corporate greed and fight to bring down the rising costs of food, childcare, healthcare, and energy.</h4>

<h2>Defending democracy</h2><h4>I’ve lived under authoritarianism once, and I’ll never let it take root here. I’ll stand up to MAGA extremists and protect our fundamental freedoms.</h4>

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I’ve spent my life standing up for people who have been ignored or underestimated. Now, I’m ready to do the same in Congress— for you, for your family, and for the promise of America."

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"I saw how much my parents struggled because they didn’t know their rights. They barely made minimum wage, and certainly didn’t have access to healthcare. That’s why I fight so hard, so families like mine can thrive."

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When she was just five years old, Tram and her family fled Vietnam’s authoritarian regime and came to America as political refugees with only $100 and a dream. Now, she’s running for Congress to fight for that dream and keep it alive for all of us.<img src="https://run.imgix.net/d689848b-9aed-4fa2-b513-886bcadd2643/7038b6cb-daed-4376-9865-f909e7e12dd2/7038b6cb-daed-4376-9865-f909e7e12dd2.jpg?ixlib=js-3.8.0&amp;bri=0&amp;con=0&amp;sat=0&amp;high=0&amp;shad=0&amp;usm=0&amp;rect=338%2C352%2C733%2C1082&amp;w=1500" alt="" caption="" align="right" alignwidth="32" tiltdirection="left" variant="framed">The first in her family to graduate from college, Tram earned degrees from Tufts University, Northeastern School of Law, and the Harvard Kennedy School. As an attorney at Greater Boston Legal Services, she led the Civil Legal Assistance for Victims of Crime program. There she dedicated herself to fighting for those too often left behind, including survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault, veterans, immigrants, low wage workers, and people with disabilities. In this role, Tram oversaw efforts to help victims of violence, wage theft, and exploitation rebuild their lives and find justice. In 2018, she took on entrenched State House Republican incumbent Jim Lyons. In a race some thought to be unwinnable, she defeated him by ten points. Since then, Tram has served in the Massachusetts House of Representatives, working to support public schools, combat climate change, and strengthen workers’ rights.&nbsp;Now Tram is running for Congress to tackle the high cost of living, expand affordable housing, protect fundamental freedoms, and restore trust in our democracy. Tram knows that we don’t have to choose between making life better for people, and standing up to Trump. We can, and we must, do both. &nbsp;Tram lives in Andover with her husband Nathan and their two rescue dogs, Bruno and Sunny. Outside of work, she enjoys cooking and trying new recipes, supporting local restaurants, and listening to music to relax. She has also long loved singing and dancing.

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Getting in a car accident or getting sick shouldn’t bankrupt anyone. Tram knows there is an entire for-profit industry built around people’s bad luck or illness, which should never have been built in the first place. That’s why in Congress, Tram will work tirelessly to: <ul><li>Transition to Medicare for All, and pay for it taxing billionaires and corporations that have rigged the system,</li><li>Return subsidies to low- and mid-income families,&nbsp;</li><li>Lower prescription drug costs,</li><li>Codify Paid Family Medical Leave at the federal level, so parents and children can afford to bond, and provide care to one another when they need or wish to do so, and</li><li>Address food insecurity by protecting funding for SNAP, passing federal legislation to guarantee free, nutritious breakfast and lunch for every child in public school, and expand USDA grants to connect local farms directly to community food pantries.</li></ul>

Getting in a car accident or getting sick shouldn’t bankrupt anyone. Tram will fight to lower costs, ensure high-quality care, and deliver a future with Medicare for All.

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Housing is a human right, not a commodity. Every Massachusetts family deserves the dignity of a safe, stable, and affordable home. We need an all-hands-on-deck response to the most urgent affordability crisis of our time—investing in new housing, supporting first-time homebuyers, and keeping people in their homes. Massachusetts is 40 years behind on housing development and the goal is to build more 220,000 units by 2035. Our Commonwealth is growing, but we don’t have the housing supply to meet the need.&nbsp; In Congress, Tram will work to:<ul><li>Significantly expand funding for deeply affordable housing and rental assistance,</li><li>Increase the affordable housing supply,</li><li>Enforce fair housing laws,</li><li>Support first-time home buyers with low interest loans and developing more starter homes intended for first-time buyers and not as vacation homes</li><li>Expand workforce housing, making sure those who work here can actually live here</li><li>Encourage transit-oriented development to increase mobility and cut down on traffic</li><li>Incentivize zoning reform that promotes equity and affordability, and</li><li>Invest in energy efficient, climate resilient housing that lowers costs for families.</li></ul>

Every Massachusetts family deserves a safe, stable home they can afford.

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Wakefield
Thursday, July 9

Salem
Thursday, July 16

Newburyport
Sunday, July 19

Tewksbury
Sunday, July 19

Salem
Saturday, July 25

Magnolia
Thursday, July 30

Hamilton
Saturday, Aug. 1

Georgetown
Monday, Aug. 3

Lynn
Tuesday, Aug. 4

Newbury
Tuesday, Aug. 11

Join us out and about around the district!

Find a Meet & Greet Near You

SalemThursday, July 16

NewburyportSunday, July 19

TewksburySunday, July 19

SalemSaturday, July 25

Magnolia Thursday, July 30

HamiltonSaturday, Aug. 1

GeorgetownMonday, Aug. 3

LynnTuesday, Aug. 4

NewburyTuesday, Aug. 11

Salem
Thursday, July 16

Newburyport
Sunday, July 19

Tewksbury
Sunday, July 19

Salem
Saturday, July 25

Magnolia
Thursday, July 30

Hamilton
Saturday, Aug. 1

Georgetown
Monday, Aug. 3

Lynn
Tuesday, Aug. 4

Newbury
Tuesday, Aug. 11