Massachusetts State Senate Suffolk and Middlesex District: candidates

Current seat holder: William Brownsberger.

William N. Brownsberger

William Brownsberger

“In the present 2025-2026 legislative session, Will has led the Senate Census Committee though intensive study on how the state can help ensure that every Massachusetts resident is counted so our communities receive the federal representation and resources they deserve, and marginalized residents are empowered to participate.” (Campaign website (willbrownsberger.com))

“This page contains resources for regarding property taxes in the City of Boston and in the state of Massachusetts. Please reach out to our office if you are a constituent who needs further assistance.” (Campaign website (willbrownsberger.com))

“Fewer things give me greater pride than leading a Senate that has spent years at the forefront of LGBTQ+ rights, and living in a Commonwealth where we proudly embrace every individual for who they are.” (Massachusetts Legislature Press Room (malegislature.gov))

Brandon Charles Wood

Unenrolled

Brandon Charles Wood (unenrolled) is running for election to the Massachusetts State Senate to represent Suffolk and Middlesex District. Brandon Wood earned a high school diploma from Newton South High School. He also attended the University of Massachusetts Boston.

“Like many, I watched as things grew worse. I waited, i waited for someone to do something, someone to appear and right the wrongs, to protect our children, restore balance, restore moral principles, lead by truth and example, and defend the very ideals of our Republic, for which it stands.” (Ballotpedia Candidate Connection (2026))

“We must remember the promise that “all men are created equal,” and are “endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights” — among them “Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness.” That promise belongs Us, to the people, and it is our duty to preserve it.” (Ballotpedia Candidate Connection (2026))

“Judges are not Lords and we are not their surfs, neither are attorneys. They may carry the title of "esquire" but Massachusetts does not recognize titles of nobility.” (Campaign website (brandon4boston.com))