John Cronin
John J. Cronin
· Official legislative page
Campaign site
“We don't rest on our laurels in Massachusetts. This bill modernizes our laws to ensure that the Commonwealth remains second to none delivering veterans services and ensures our vets have the supports needed to repatriate into our communities. From modernizing how veterans can apply for and access benefits, to supporting businesses that help former service members reenter the workforce, the HERO Act delivers for all those who served.”
(Massachusetts Legislature Press Room (malegislature.gov)) “Wheelchair users in Massachusetts with broken chairs can wait weeks or months for repairs because the law today provides inadequate consumer protections in a consolidated, uncompetitive market. This bill allows wheelchair users to regain their mobility, their independence, and their dignity by requiring timely repair service.”
(Massachusetts Legislature Press Room (malegislature.gov))Ming Zhang
Unenrolled
Ming Zhang (unenrolled) is running for election to the Massachusetts State Senate to represent Worcester and Middlesex District. Ming Zhang earned a bachelor's degree from Beijing Foreign Studies University in 1986 and a graduate degree from the University of Hawaii, Manoa. His career experience includes working as a real estate professional.
Campaign site
“Affordability is my top priority: I will focus on lowering the cost of housing, property taxes, and everyday essentials so working families and seniors can stay in the communities they call home.”
(Ballotpedia Candidate Connection (2026)) “We need a more practical, town-by-town approach to housing and development. Different communities face different constraints, and one-size-fits-all mandates often create resistance without solving underlying supply and affordability challenges.”
(Ballotpedia Candidate Connection (2026)) “I am most passionate about public policy areas that directly affect the cost of living and the ability of working families and seniors to remain in their communities. This includes housing affordability, property taxes, and the broader household expenses such as energy and utility costs, transportation, and healthcare affordability.”
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