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U.S. House · MA-03 · Democratic candidate · 2026

Lori Trahan

Democratic candidate for Massachusetts's 3rd Congressional District

Lowell-raised congresswoman and former technology executive focused on affordable care, public schools, fair pay and campaign-finance reform.

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DistrictMA-03
OfficeCongress
ElectionNov. 3, 2026

Policy priorities

Where Lori stands.

Campaign position

Fully fund public schools

  • Supports full special-education funding, stronger Title I support and better pay for teachers in public schools

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Lower health insurance costs

  • Supports expanding Affordable Care Act coverage, lowering deductibles and making electronic medical records portable between providers

Campaign position

Guarantee paid family leave

  • Supports gender-neutral paid family leave and pay transparency to reduce unequal treatment of women at work

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Invest in local infrastructure

  • Supports infrastructure improvements and public-private partnerships that connect local workers with biotechnology and other employers

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Disclose political campaign spending

  • Supports the DISCLOSE Act and a constitutional amendment addressing corporate influence in federal elections

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Require universal gun checks

  • Supports background checks covering all gun sales and a ban on assault weapons to reduce gun violence

Record and background

Record & experience.

  1. 2022

    Accomplishment

    Helped enact addiction-training requirement

    Co-led the MATE Act, which established a one-time substance-use training requirement for DEA-registered controlled-substance prescribers.

  2. Since 2019

    Experience

    U.S. representative

    Represents Massachusetts’s 3rd Congressional District.

  • Experience

    Chief of staff

    Served as chief of staff to Congressman Marty Meehan.

  • Experience

    Technology company executive

    Worked in the technology industry before running for Congress.

  • Experience

    Consulting firm cofounder

    Co-founded a consulting business before entering Congress.

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