Brock The VOTE

06/04/2026

06/04/2026

Massachusetts House Bill H.5469 is a major transparency and legislative audit bill. Introduced by House Democrats, the legislation severely limits the scope of audits the State Auditor can perform on the legislature and restricts the judiciary from intervening in audit disputes.

Brockton residents deserve better.

In November 2024, nearly 72% of Massachusetts voters approved Question 1, giving the State Auditor authority to audit the Legislature. The message from voters was clear: they want greater transparency and accountability on Beacon Hill.

Now, legislation being considered by the Massachusetts House would limit the scope of those audits, prompting criticism from State Auditor Diana DiZoglio and others who argue that it undermines the will of the voters.

If Brockton's State Representatives vote in favor of restricting the audit authority approved by nearly 72% of voters, they will be voting against the clear wishes of the people they were elected to represent.

Transparency should not be partisan. Accountability should not be optional. When voters speak so decisively, elected officials have a duty to respect their decision.

Brockton residents deserve representatives who stand with the voters—not against them.

Elect Michelle DuBois
State Rep. Rita Mendes
State Representative Bridget Plouffe

06/02/2026

Committee to Elect Tony Rodrigues

05/16/2026

Mayor Moises Rodrigues bypassed City Council to fill one of the most important open jobs in Brockton: Director of planning and economic development.

05/16/2026

05/16/2026

05/02/2026

Elect Michelle DuBois

Thank you to the hundreds of people who helped me collect signatures to ensure my name appears on the September 1 ballot for re-nomination/ re-election as you State Representative.

I am proud of you, I am proud of this community that I am honored to Represent and I am proud of the achievements we have made together over the years - that I fought for and advocated to attain in the State legislature.

I’m in this campaign for re-election 150% will you lend a hand and volunteer or donate to the cause?
I will reach out in the coming weeks on how you can get engaged. Thank you for considering investing your time and trust with me. I will not let you down!

03/03/2026

It’s one thing for Campbell to take lawmakers’ position in the matter and for her office to represent them; it's another for her to take the extreme view that the auditor cannot hire her own attorney.

03/03/2026

✨ Building Black Women’s Political Power in Massachusetts ✨

Join us for an inspiring and informative afternoon centered on advancing Black women’s leadership in public office across the Commonwealth. This powerful panel discussion will highlight the journeys, insights, and impact of Black women currently serving in key roles throughout Massachusetts government—while offering real pathways forStephanie Everett for Register of Probateinclude:
• Stephanie Everett, Register of Probate
• Tamisha Civil, Governor’s Councillor
• Allison S. Cartwright Clerk of SJC Clerk Allison S. Cartwright oderator:
• Liz Miranda, State Senator and proud member of the Boston Alumnae Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc.

💬 What to expect:
✔️ A dynamic panel discussion
✔️ Networking opState Senator Liz Mirandaand tools to run for public office

📅 Saturday, March 14, 2026
⏰ 2:00 PM – 4:00 PM
📍 Boston Public Library – Lower Mills Branch

🎟️ Open to the public
🔗 Register: https://bit.ly/3mopZkf

Hosted by the Boston Alumnae Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc.

Come be informed, engaged, and empowered—and help shape the future of Black women’s political leadership in Massachusetts.

03/03/2026

The city poked holes in Aldo Petronio's lawsuit saying he was scapegoated during the Brockton schools' deficit crisis. What does Petronio say now? See link below ⬇️

📸 Mark Jarret Chavous/The Enterprise