Massachusetts legislators
Danielle Gregoire
Democrat Massachusetts State Representative, 4th Middlesex
Official page: https://malegislature.gov/Legislators/Profile/DWG1/194
Sponsored bills
- H.5615: An Act validating a conveyance of land and authorizing the recording of a confirmatory deed in the city of Marlborough
- H.5227: An Act further regulating the filling of vacancies on the city council relative to the office of ward councilor in the City of Marlborough (primary sponsor)
- H.4361: An Act relative to benefits for teachers
- H.5191: An Act validating a conveyance of land and authorizing the recording of a confirmatory deed in the city of Marlborough
- H.5175: An Act relative to energy affordability, clean power and economic competitiveness
- H.4940: An Act to redirect excessive health insurer reserves to support health care safety net programs
- H.2505: An Act relative to end of life options
- H.2440: An Act protecting children from harmful diet pills and muscle-building supplements (primary sponsor)
- H.5385: An Act to provide rapid whole genome sequencing
- H.1368: An Act to provide rapid whole genome sequencing (primary sponsor)
- H.2854: An Act relative to contributory retirement board elections (primary sponsor)
- H.1736: An Act relative to determining capacity and invoking the health care proxy (primary sponsor)
- H.5291: An Act to promote low-income access to solar
- H.3499: An Act to promote low-income access to solar (primary sponsor)
- H.2625: An Act relative to the expansion of the state DNA database (primary sponsor)
- H.1182: An Act relative to litigation financing (primary sponsor)
- H.4797: An Act validating a conveyance of land and authorizing the recording of a confirmatory deed in the city of Marlborough (primary sponsor)
- H.5151: An Act relative to energy affordability, clean power and economic competitiveness
- H.4744: An Act relative to energy affordability, clean power and economic competitiveness
- H.245: An Act regarding the use of aversive therapy (primary sponsor)
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