Republican Anne Brensley Says Mass. Needs Local Control and Lower Energy Costs
By-Hank Stolz
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WAYLAND, MA- Anne Brensley, the sole declared Republican candidate for Lieutenant Governor, discussed her professional background in investments and her experience in local politics as a select woman in Wayland. She hopes to redefine the role of Lieutenant Governor from a ceremonial “ribbon cutter” to a powerful advocate who translates the needs and voices of the people into policy changes.
FAQ’S
Who is Anne Brensley?
Anne Brensley is the sole declared Republican candidate for Massachusetts Lieutenant Governor, with a background in investments and local government as a select woman in Wayland.
What is Anne Brensley’s position on the MBTA Communities Act?
Brensley opposes the MBTA Communities Act and calls it an unfunded mandate that reduces local control. She said she would repeal it if she could.
What issues is Anne Brensley focusing on in her campaign?
Brensley highlighted government overreach, energy costs, immigration coordination, and parental rights as central issues in her campaign.
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