Below are the MassGOP’s responses to the five state ballot questions. We stand firm on these critical issues, offering thoughtful and decisive perspectives. You can also explore our positions on these important matters by visiting our website HERE! NOTE: These…
ATTLEBORO – Nearly 100 volunteers converged on Attleboro Saturday Oct. 5 to show support for presidential candidate Donald J. Trump and vice-presidential candidate JD Vance. The event was co-sponsored by AttleboroGOP and the Mass for Trump campaign. Response from passers-by…
Boston, MA– The MassGOP strongly opposes Ballot Question 5, concerning the minimum wage for tipped workers. If enacted, this initiative would have detrimental effects on the entire restaurant industry, impacting not only the establishments but also the servers, bartenders, and…
Boston– A recent report from the Boston Herald revealed that EBT cards issued to Massachusetts welfare recipients have been used out of state, including in popular vacation destinations such as Hawaii, the Virgin Islands, Alaska, and in 165 cities and…
BOSTON – A national election integrity organization filed a complaint today with the Massachusetts Secretary of the Commonwealth alleging more than 1 million violations of voter registration laws based on the 2022 midterm election. United Sovereign Americans (USA), a non-partisan,…
April 10, 2024 – In accordance with state GOP guidelines and Massachusetts state law, the Attleboro Republican City Committee has reorganized following the Presidential Primary election. The slate of officers elected in 2023 were re-elected by unanimous vote. They are:…
Four members of the Republican City Committee claimed full-term Council seats in the Nov. 7 municipal election. Council President Jay DiLisio, Ward 4 Councilor Michael Angelo, at-large Councilor Jonathan Tavares, and newcomer Nicholas Lavoie all won seats on the 11-member…
June 7, 2023 Bringing a message of new ideas paired with conservative family values, political newcomer Jonathan Tavares won a seat on the Attleboro Municipal Council yesterday by capturing 63% of the vote in a special election. How did he…
As we gear up for the next city and state election cycle, it’s important to remember that change starts at the local level. The Attleboro Republican City Committee (ARCC) firmly believes that the key to influencing public policy and culture…