Massachusetts legislators
Whipps, Susannah M.
Independent Massachusetts State Representative, 2nd Franklin
Official page: https://malegislature.gov/Legislators/Profile/SLG1/194
Sponsored bills
- S.3261: An Act authorizing the city of Greenfield to grant an additional liquor license for the sale of all alcoholic beverages to be drunk on the premises
- H.4852: An Act relative to supported decision-making agreements for certain adults
- S.3181: An Act providing equal opportunity for residents to vote on establishment of the Great River Regional School District
- H.5653: An Act authorizing the town of Athol to grant five (5) additional licenses for the sale of all alcoholic beverages to be drunk off the premises (primary sponsor)
- H.5652: An Act authorizing the Town of Athol to grant five (5) additional licenses for the sale of wine and malt beverages to be drunk off the premises (primary sponsor)
- H.2328: An Act enabling cities and towns to stabilize rents and protect tenants
- H.3438: An Act establishing the official sedimentary structure of the Commonwealth (primary sponsor)
- H.5595: An Act prioritizing patient access to care
- H.5627: An Act to improve Massachusetts home care
- H.5620: An Act promoting rule of law, oversight, trust and equal constitutional treatment
- H.5632: An Act relative to school choice
- H.4432: An Act establishing the hospital to home partnership program
- H.4335: An Act relative to cognitive rehabilitation for individuals with an acquired brain injury
- H.5502: An Act relative to school choice
- H.4706: An Act to improve Massachusetts home care
- H.4361: An Act relative to benefits for teachers
- H.2396: An Act relative to safe patient handling and mobility in certain health facilities
- H.5316: An Act promoting rule of law, oversight, trust and equal constitutional treatment
- H.4334: An Act to increase access to nurse-midwifery services
- H.5590: An Act establishing Medicare for All in Massachusetts
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