Pepperell Democratic Town Committee

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Chartered under the Massachusetts Democratic Party, The Pepperell Democratic Town Committee (PDTC) is an organization of community members committed to promoting Democratic values. The Pepperell Democratic Town Committee's mission is to foster and sustain an active, informed electorate; facilitate citizen participation in electing and appointing democrats; strengthen the local Democratic Party, bo

th in numbers and in sense of purpose; maintain open discussion with Pepperell residents of all political views; and work in conjunction with the State and National Democratic Party.

08/10/2026

Every day, hardworking people across the First Middlesex District start their day with an agenda filled with the things they have to do just to get by. I know what that feels like. I started working at thirteen and later dropped out of high school to help my single mother make ends meet. I ran my own small business, worked in town government, and taught middle school students.

That's why when I travel to Beacon Hill, the agenda I bring with me is focused on affordability. I have returned millions of taxpayers' dollars to our district and voted YES on tax relief and utility refunds for working families and small businesses. We secured the new satellite emergency facility in Groton and $5M for our first responders to offset the impact of longer EMS trips. And in the most recent state budget, we delivered historic funding levels for our schools and unlocked the pathway that will set right the broken education funding formula.

I'll never stop fighting to make our communities more affordable and inviting places to live and work. I would be honored to earn your vote on November 3.

08/06/2026
07/29/2026

BREAKING🚨 ICE just confirmed for the first time that the Trump administration force-fed a hunger striker in immigrant detention. It's a practice international human rights groups classify as torture.

ICE's own Health Service Corps confirmed it in a document release: an unnamed patient who began refusing food between October and December of last year was subjected to force-feeding.

Force-feeding means a tube shoved through the nostril and down the throat, held in place while the person struggles. Done under restraint, it can cause serious infection or perforate an organ. The American Medical Association opposes it. The United Nations and the World Medical Association call it torture.

The same document shows at least seven people were on hunger strike as of February 11. ICE forecast a budget of $168,928 for the outside medical care of hunger strikers this fiscal year.

This summer, hundreds of people across the country stopped eating. At least 300 detainees at Delaney Hall in New Jersey launched a hunger and labor strike from May to June, and advocates say they ended it only after facing retaliation. At Adelanto in California, attorneys say strikers were zip-tied, threatened with tear gas, and thrown in solitary or transferred to other facilities.

Throughout, DHS has denied there were hunger strikes at all. "All detainees are provided with three meals a day," the agency said, refusing to answer whether it has force-fed anyone else since February. Border czar Tom Homan said in May the administration would "get a court order and force-feed them."

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TODAY!
07/18/2026

TODAY!

Are you concerned about election integrity? Are you skeptical that your vote matters? Do you have questions about any part of the election process in Massachusetts? This brief talk and Q&A with Pepperell Town Clerk Brynn Durno should set your mind at ease.

Across America, citizens will be making good trouble the weekend of July 17-19, in remembrance of former Georgia congressman and civil rights pioneer John Lewis, who once said, “The right to vote is precious, almost sacred . . . We must use it.” Six years after his passing, we are organizing an event in our community to carry the torch, continue his legacy, and pass it forward to future generations.

Join us for a Q&A session with Town Clerk Brynn Durno to learn about the process of voting in our state. Bring your questions about voter registration, election security, and how elected officials and staff work to make sure your vote counts.

This event is sponsored by the Pepperell Democratic Town Committee and Indivisible First Middlesex. All are welcome!

>>Register at https://bit.ly/4bl4tHX

07/17/2026
07/17/2026

I am honored to have earned the support of Clean Water Action Massachusetts for our re-election campaign. I've been fighting hard on Beacon Hill for the environmental priorities of our district: open space protection, pollinator habitats, preserving our farm land, investments in energy efficiency and clean energy jobs, and stronger climate and natural resource protections. I am committed to continuing that work as your State Representative.

The Massachusetts State Primary is September 1st and the General Election is on November 3rd. Make a plan to vote!

07/17/2026

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P. O. Box 837
Pepperell, MA
01463

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