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2010 Working Family Agenda Legislative Rankings

Neighbor to Neighbor Massachusetts works to win back enough potentially progressive districts to create a progressive majority in the State Legislature.  We track how legislators vote on Working Family Agenda issues –health care, housing, education, child care, welfare, etc. The districts where legislators are not voting in the interests of the majority of their constituents become potential “target districts” for our community-based political organizing. By increasing the political participation of working people in these target districts, we turn them from “swing” districts into bases of progressive political power.

See how your legislators rated on working family issues:

House: 2010 Working Family Agenda Massachusetts House Ratings 

Senate: 2010 Working Family Agenda MAssachusetts Senate Ratings

For a legend that explains how to read the above chart, download our rating legend.

How Did We Calulate These Values?

We offer the following guides that explain the various votes that were tallied to determine the legislators’ ratings:

House: 2010 WFA House Votes

Senate: 2010 WFA Senate Votes

 

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Alejandro Beato

Alejandro became an active member of N2N-MA in the summer of 2010. He was looking to use his organizing experience at the local level in Lynn. After he connected with two board members and learned about N2N-MA, he took straight to the doors through our Voter Empowerment Campaign. He motivated and educated dozens of voters in the most marginalized voting precincts in Lynn.