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Swampscott Sunday, April 26

Andover Monday, May 11

North Andover Thursday, May 21

Gloucester Saturday, May 23

Amesbury Saturday, June 6

Cape Ann Sunday, June 7

LGBTQ+ in Marblehead Saturday, June 13

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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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Swampscott Meet &amp; Greet

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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.In Congress, Tram will work to:Significantly expand funding for deeply affordable housing and rental assistance,Increase the affordable housing supply,Enforce fair housing laws,Support first-time home buyers with low interest loans and developing more starter homes intended for first-time buyers and not as vacation homesExpand workforce housing, making sure those who work here can actually live hereEncourage transit-oriented development to increase mobility and cut down on trafficIncentivize zoning reform that promotes equity and affordability, andInvest in energy efficient, climate resilient housing that lowers costs for families.

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

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Climate change is one of the most urgent fights of our lifetime. Tram is proud to be the House Chair of Climate Action and Sustainability in the State House, because protecting our environment is about protecting people and future generations.Massachusetts has led the way on climate resiliency, but we can’t do this without federal money behind us. In Congress, Tram will keep doing what she has done for years– bringing money home for us.&nbsp;Tram will work to:&nbsp;<ul><li>Secure increased funding for coastal resilience, grid modernization, and clean energy to help protect homes, small businesses, critical infrastructure, and the planet.</li><li>Focus on forward-looking policies that reduce carbon emissions, strengthen resilience and grow our economy.</li><li>Invest in green jobs that bring our unions and our workers along with our pivot toward renewable energy.</li></ul>

Climate change is one of the most urgent fights of our lifetime. Protecting our environment is about protecting people and future generations.

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Tram knows what it’s like to live under authoritarian rule, and will never let it take root here. She stood up to MAGA extremism when she first ran and won in 2018, and will keep leading the fight to protect our fundamental freedoms, our right to vote, and the future of our democracy.Tram knows what it’s like to live under authoritarian rule, and will never let it take root here. She stood up to MAGA extremism when she first ran and won in 2018, and will keep leading the fight to protect our fundamental freedoms, our right to vote, and the future of our democracy.In Congress, Tram will work to:<ul><li>Keep free and fair elections, </li><li>Investigate Trump and his lackeys for corruption, </li><li>Ban individual stock trading and insider trading for members of Congress,</li><li>Limit money in politics by overturning Citizens United, </li><li>Fight against voter ID laws,</li><li>Making sure corporations pay their fair share in taxes and close tax loopholes, and</li><li>Restore faith in the rule of law and the belief that government can be a force for good.</li></ul>

Our government is in crisis, and Tram will work to restore faith in our democracy, limit money in politics, and protect our government for future generations.

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Cape Ann Meet &amp; Greet

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Childcare and early education are the foundation blocks for children and families in Massachusetts to thrive. It is time we treat them as such. In Congress, Tram will work to:<ul><li>Invest in universal Pre-K and early education, centering universal access and affordability, so that every family, regardless of income, has access to high-quality care.</li><li>Subsidize childcare and early education costs for low-income families and cap expenses for middle-income households,&nbsp;</li><li>Value early childhood educators by pushing for livable, professional wages and workforce development.</li></ul>

Tram will center universal access and affordability, so that every family, regardless of income, has access to high-quality care.

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Find a Meet & Greet Near You

Swampscott
Sunday, April 26

Andover
Monday, May 11

North Andover
Thursday, May 21

Gloucester
Saturday, May 23

Amesbury
Saturday, June 6

Cape Ann
Sunday, June 7

LGBTQ+ in
Marblehead
Saturday, June 13

From SALEM to AMESBURY, Andover to gloucester...

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Find a Meet & Greet Near You

AndoverMonday, May 11

North AndoverThursday, May 21

GloucesterSaturday, May 23

AmesburySaturday, June 6

Cape AnnSunday, June 7

LGBTQ+ inMarbleheadSaturday, June 13

From SALEM to AMESBURY, Andover to gloucester...

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Andover
Monday, May 11

North Andover
Thursday, May 21

Gloucester
Saturday, May 23

Amesbury
Saturday, June 6

Cape Ann
Sunday, June 7

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Marblehead
Saturday, June 13