For decades, Ed Markey has been one of the nation's strongest environmental champions. He continues to lead efforts to hold fossil fuel companies accountable, lower energy costs through clean energy investments, strengthen climate resilience, protect public lands and waters, and safeguard communities from the growing impacts of climate change.

Rep. William Keating is the current representative for Massachusetts’ 9th Congressional District and a longtime champion of environmental conservation, coastal restoration, clean energy, and water quality. He has focused on addressing Cape Cod’s nitrogen pollution and wastewater challenges while supporting investments in clean water infrastructure, coastal wetlands, and marine habitat. Keating also supports renewable energy and coastal resilience, priorities that are particularly important in a district defined by its coastal communities, estuaries, and vulnerable water resources.

Lisa Field has worked with community advocates to advance a cleaner, more equitable future. She has supported efforts to protect clean air, oppose polluting industries, and strengthen protections against PFAS exposure for firefighters.

With over 20 years of public service in the City of Lawrence, Celine Reyes has a deep understanding of the challenges we face in Lawrence, Methuen, and along the Merrimack River. She is committed to advancing environmental justice and ensuring communities have the resources they need to prepare for extreme heat, flooding, and other climate impacts.

Representative Angelo Puppolo Jr. is the longest-serving House member in his region and Dean of the delegation. He has been a strong advocate for public health and environmental protections, including sponsoring legislation to reduce toxic chemicals in firefighter personal protective equipment and protect first responders from harmful exposures.

Representative Margaret Scarsdale has been a proven leader on climate and conservation, championing legislation to protect open space, preserve pollinator habitat, conserve energy, and safeguard Massachusetts' natural resources for future generations.

Lorena Betts is committed to building affordable, sustainable communities by expanding weatherization and community solar, cleaning up local waterways including the Merrimack River and Freeman Lake, and advancing clean energy solutions that lower pollution and utility costs for working families.

John Drinkwater brings a strong background in labor and environmental advocacy to his campaign for State Representative. As Chief of Staff and Legislative Director for the AFL-CIO, he has advocated for policies including the Clean Energy Workforce Standards and Accountability Act. As a Lowell City Councilor, he has also signed municipal support letters calling for stronger protections against environmental pollution and public health risks in local communities.

Representative Marjorie Decker has made climate and environmental protection a top priority during her 12 years in the House. As Chair of the Joint Committee on Public Health, she has successfully secured environmental provisions in each climate package passed during her tenure. In the 2024 climate omnibus, she secured language establishing workforce standards for clean energy procurement, helping advance a just transition to a clean energy economy.

Leila Migliorelli is committed to building more sustainable communities and advancing policies that will strengthen Melrose, Wakefield, Malden and the surrounding region through responsible environmental leadership.

Lisa Lopez has championed efforts to make clean energy more affordable and accessible to residents, including supporting Canton's municipal energy aggregation program, Canton Electrical Choice, which delivers cleaner and more affordable electricity to local families. She has also worked to preserve and revitalize important community assets, including the former Plymouth Rubber site, which became the Paul Revere Heritage Site, and has pledged to advance policies on Beacon Hill that take Massachusetts' climate obligations seriously.