Progressive Brookline extends its congratulations to Senator Ed Markey and Djuna Perkins, the Democratic nominee for Norfolk County District Attorney, on their impressive primary wins on September 1st...

Senator Ed Markey's primary win reflects Democratic voters’ shift to the left and sets up what could be another presidential primary cycle in which progressive candidates gain significant traction.

Voting Quick Links Mark your calendars Primary: Tuesday, September 1 General: Tuesday, November 3 Register to vote or update your voter registration Check your registration status ...

While the officials who represent the entire state — like U.S. senator and governor — may get the most attention in this year's elections, there's a slew of important races down the ballot. Here's what to know about voting and who's running.

Support first-time and working-class candidates by voting NO on Question 3.

In a post on X, Department of Homeland Security officials called Wu's actions "unhinged," saying she has "NO authority to block us from using private property."

Your Progressive Guide to the 2026 Ballot This November, Massachusetts will see *9* statewide ballot questions, a historic number. But we've got you covered. ✅VOTE YES ON 1 to expand the public...

Trump and Congressional Republicans' Big Ugly Bill has been causing people across the country to lose access to SNAP benefits. When families lose access to SNAP benefits, kids go hungry. It's that sim...

Progressive Brookline encourages you to vote in the upcoming Democratic state primaries! Election Day is September 1st. Brookline needs people like you to show up and vote. Below is a calendar for im...

In the aftermath of the 2024 presidential election, Congressman Moulton threw transgender children under the bus. He has attempted to walk this back, and at times even has appeared to be trying to den...

The legal status of Haitians in the country with TPS is set to lapse by next week after a Supreme Court decision in June allowed the Trump administration to terminate the program for Haitians and Syrians.

Massachusetts proves that progressive taxes do not cause ultra-wealthy flight.

Massachusetts proves that progressive taxes do not cause ultra-wealthy flight.

Two weeks ago, the MA House passed its economic development bill, a policy and spending grab-bag bill that included some wins for affordable housing. The Senate is voting on their bill this Wednesday...

The formal legislative session for the MA State House is ending soon: Friday, July 31. Both the MA House and MA Senate have passed important bills to protect our immigrant communities and strengthen...

Johan Sebastián Durán Guerrero was remembered as a devoted family man “with many dreams to fulfill.”

Doctors and human rights experts documented hundreds of incidents from June 2025 through May 2026 and estimate true number is ‘far greater’

Witnesses described seeing one person being shot in the head.

The Rev. Ben Madu expressed fears about going back during remarks to parishioners last month at St. Joachim Church in Rockport.

Yesterday, the MA Senate voted to 32 to 8 for its energy bill, setting the stage for negotiations with the House. The chamber's five Republicans voted NO, and they were joined by Michael Brady (D-...

The Democratic congressman from Massachusetts joined WBUR's Morning Edition to respond to the criticism from those within his party and LGBTQ+ advocates.

Asking for community support, and hoping to find a benefactor with funds to help them keep afloat, John and Mary Lynn Pergantis aren't quite ready to call it quits despite announcing the store's closu...

The MA Senate released its energy bill (S3143), to be voted on July 1. So what is good, what is bad, and what's left out? The following is adapted from a Mass Power Forward action guide. GOOD: ...

In the wake of federal cuts and increasing anxiety about cost of living, lawmakers in several states want the wealthy to pay more.

Turnout boosted by the override, national progressive momentum and good old-fashioned campaigning meant a good day for Brookline's left wing on Tuesday.