CAMPAIGN NEWS

On June 9, I spent Election Day in Clinton, talking with residents as they headed to the polls. Residents generously shared their thoughts about the issues affecting their daily lives. Several themes emerged from those conversations and my follow-up discussions with the community: Affordability remains the top concern. Residents spoke about rising housing and rental costs, utility bills, groceries, healthcare, and childcare, with many feeling financially stretched. Propert

During my 100 Conversations tour across the district, I’ve been hearing a lot about what affordability really means in Massachusetts. We hear politicians talk about “lowering costs,” but here’s the reality many families are living with: Mortgage or rent Property taxes Utility bills Childcare Health insurance Commuting By the time all the essentials are paid, many working families are already spending over HALF of their income just trying to stay afloat. That’s why I believe M

I just filed over 400 certified signatures for my State Senate run at the Massachusetts State House, one month ahead of the filing deadline. Not everything went perfectly - 30 signatures couldn’t be counted due to a missing municipal stamp - but even then, we cleared the requirement by more than 100. This campaign is being built the hard way: one conversation at a time. No party backing. Low budget. But real support from people across the district has made this possible. And

Two stops into my “100 Conversations Tour” - Westford and Groton. How many people showed up in Westford? One . How about Groton? One . In Westford, that one conversation mattered. We disagreed on several issues, but we shared the same concerns: how do we actually deliver practical solutions for working families? In Groton, I met a couple from Ayer. We talked about 1992 - the year I came to the U.S. - and the presidential race between George H. W. Bush and Bill Clinton. Differ

With the help of many people across our district, I have now personally gathered over 500 signatures on my nomination papers - more than 200 above the minimum required 300. This is an important milestone that brings us one step closer to making this campaign possible, and I am truly grateful to everyone who took the time to talk with me, share ideas, offer encouragement, or sign my papers. One of the most valuable parts of the signature gathering process was the opportunity t

Press Releases: WestfordCAT / Westford Villager TV Show included coverage of Ming Zhang's independent run for MA State Senate on March 23, 2026, with press release shared in its print version. Press release posted on Groton Herold and Clinton The Item newspapers.