Massachusetts State House 1st Franklin District

“By thinking regionally, we can build new housing in Franklin County that people can afford while matching the right kind of building to the right setting. Her vision for state policy includes pursuing a regional approach to 40B processes and other zoning so that farmland is not jeopardized while lots of new housing can be built.” (Campaign website (wondoforrep.org))

“By investing in new transportation, farm resilience, and clean energy we can not only preserve but grow and strengthen our economy and communities. Given the need for vast amounts of new clean energy, there is both an opportunity for workforce and economic growth as well as a need to match the right solutions to the right locations.” (Campaign website (wondoforrep.org))

“My priorities start and end with you. Tell me what’s working, what’s not, and how I can help. Whether you’re concerned about your child’s school or simply need help filling out a complicated form let me know.” (Campaign website (wondoforrep.org))

“I am currently the Town Clerk for the Town of Whately, a School Committee member for Franklin County Technical School, and library associate for the Whately library. I am also a Justice of the Peace.” (Ballotpedia Candidate Connection (2026))

“Affordability and working families, rural communities and local control, democracy and government accountability and representation. I am passionate about our veterans, our farmers, our educators, our families, our environment, and our small business owners.” (Ballotpedia Candidate Connection (2026))

“At home, I’m a mom raising three children in our public school system. That experience has shaped so much of how I see the world.” (Campaign website (amyelavallee-iyljb.wordpress.com))