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>Police chiefs in North Attleboro, Norwood and Quincy are all coming forward to support the network of automated cameras that record license plates and other vehicle information. They describe the system as a vital investigative tool.

>“Let me be perfectly clear about this system: It is not a surveillance tool,” McQuade told the Town Council earlier this week. “The North Attleboro Police Department does not use this system to watch the residents of North Attleboro … We do not use it to build case files on law-abiding citizens.”

>“Those plates that were not searched have been deleted from our system,” the chief said. “Only criminals or those who wish to shield them should have a fear of this tool.”

Felt like sharing this since it was recently uploaded and is the second part of these interviews. It was originally supposed to be a debate between Jason Poulos and Auchincloss, but Jake declined. Hope there are more people who are willing to support Jason Poulos after watching this.

Figured to share this recent profile since it was from Newton News

***9/1/26 Primary - Public Education Endorsements***

Across Massachusetts, MTA members from local associations met with, questioned, and interviewed candidates seeking our endorsement. Educators know better than anyone what’s at stake for our schools, our students, and our communities, and they took this responsibility seriously.

Our members endorsed candidates who have shown they are prepared to stand with working people, challenge concentrated wealth and corporate power, invest in public goods, and fight for an economy and a democracy that works for everyone, not just those at the top. We endorsed candidates who understand that strong public schools are the foundation of a just society.

United States Senate

Ed Markey – United States Senate (Statewide)

United States House of Representatives

Jim McGovern – Congressional District 2 (Central & Western Massachusetts)

Ayanna Pressley – Congressional District 7 (Boston, Cambridge, Chelsea, Everett, Randolph, and surrounding communities)

Bill Keating – Congressional District 9 (South Shore, Cape Cod & the Islands)

Mariah Lancaster – Congressional District 6 (North Shore, including Salem, Beverly, Gloucester, Peabody, and surrounding communities)

Jeromie Whalen – Congressional District 1 (Western Massachusetts)

Jason Poulos – Congressional District 4 (Brookline, Newton, and much of Norfolk & Bristol Counties)

Patrick Roath – Congressional District 8 (South Boston, Quincy, Brockton, and the South Shore)

***9/1/26 Primary - Public Education Endorsements***

Across Massachusetts, MTA members from local associations met with, questioned, and interviewed candidates seeking our endorsement. Educators know better than anyone what’s at stake for our schools, our students, and our communities, and they took this responsibility seriously.

Our members endorsed candidates who have shown they are prepared to stand with working people, challenge concentrated wealth and corporate power, invest in public goods, and fight for an economy and a democracy that works for everyone, not just those at the top. We endorsed candidates who understand that strong public schools are the foundation of a just society.

United States Senate

Ed Markey – United States Senate (Statewide)

United States House of Representatives

Jim McGovern – Congressional District 2 (Central & Western Massachusetts)

Ayanna Pressley – Congressional District 7 (Boston, Cambridge, Chelsea, Everett, Randolph, and surrounding communities)

Bill Keating – Congressional District 9 (South Shore, Cape Cod & the Islands)

Mariah Lancaster – Congressional District 6 (North Shore, including Salem, Beverly, Gloucester, Peabody, and surrounding communities)

Jeromie Whalen – Congressional District 1 (Western Massachusetts)

Jason Poulos – Congressional District 4 (Brookline, Newton, and much of Norfolk & Bristol Counties)

Patrick Roath – Congressional District 8 (South Boston, Quincy, Brockton, and the South Shore)