Building a stronger Scituate, MA — grounded in fiscal responsibility, community accountability, and common sense leadership.
The Scituate Republican Town Committee is the official local organization of the Republican Party in Scituate, MA. We are dedicated to electing Republicans at the local, state, and federal levels, promoting conservative principles, and engaging the community in the democratic process.
Rooted in Scituate's history, our committee is committed to the values that make our town strong: fiscal responsibility, public safety, quality education, and preserving Scituate's unique character for future generations. We believe that strong communities are built neighbor by neighbor — through civic engagement, honest leadership, and a shared commitment to the principles that have made America exceptional.
Focused on Scituate first
Fighting for MA residents
Electing national leaders
Rooted in Scituate's history
The Scituate Republican Town Committee believes in limited government, individual freedom, and a community where residents — not politicians — set the agenda. These six priorities guide everything we do.
Transparent budgets, controlled spending, and opposition to unnecessary tax increases that burden families and small businesses.
Schools focused on academic excellence and parental involvement — not political agendas. Fiscal discipline in education spending.
Full support for Scituate's police, fire, and emergency services. Safe communities require consistent investment and zero tolerance for crime.
Opposing overdevelopment and state mandates that threaten our town's character, infrastructure, and quality of life for existing residents.
Register voters, recruit local candidates, and ensure every election in Scituate is free, fair, and transparent. Local elections matter.
We support transparency, auditing government spending, and holding elected officials accountable — regardless of party.
What's happening in Scituate and on Beacon Hill — and why it affects you directly. We cut through the noise to bring you the facts that matter most to Scituate families.
Every Scituate family pays Massachusetts taxes. And right now, a significant chunk of that money is going somewhere most residents know nothing about. The state is on track to spend $1.8 billion over two years on emergency migrant shelter — roughly $3,496 per family per week. With an estimated 355,000 illegal and inadmissible migrants in Massachusetts, the long-term costs represent what policy experts call a fiscal time bomb. No vote was taken. No referendum was held. Scituate residents were never asked.
In November 2024, 72% of Massachusetts voters passed Question 1 — authorizing State Auditor Diana DiZoglio to audit the state Legislature. Beacon Hill's response? Defiance. House Speaker Mariano and Senate President Spilka refused to comply. When DiZoglio filed suit, Attorney General Andrea Campbell — a fellow Democrat — moved to have the case dismissed. This is what happens when one party controls every lever of government with zero opposition.
The Scituate Annual Town Election is Saturday, June 6, 2026 — and there is an open seat on the School Committee. You need just 100 certified signatures from registered Scituate voters to get on the ballot — deadline April 17. You don't need to be a politician. You need to care about your community. The Scituate Republican Town Committee is ready to support qualified candidates every step of the way.
Scituate's Irish-American heritage runs deep — and our annual St. Patrick's Day Brunch was a wonderful reminder of why community gatherings matter. Members and supporters came together for great food, lively conversation, and a shared commitment to the conservative values that make Scituate special. These aren't just social events — they are how movements are built, neighbor by neighbor.
From Scituate's School Committee to the Governor's Corner Office — 2026 is a critical election year for Massachusetts. Every race matters. Every vote counts. Here's what you need to know.
An open seat on the Scituate School Committee is on the ballot. This board sets policy, approves budgets, and shapes the education of every child in town. Nomination papers are due April 17 — 100 signatures required. Don't let this seat go uncontested.
Incumbent Maura Healey is running for re-election. Three Republicans are challenging her in the September 1 primary. After four years of housing failures, migrant spending overruns, and zero accountability — this race is winnable. Register, get informed, and vote.
Net domestic out-migration from MA since 2020
MA voters approved auditing the Legislature — Beacon Hill refused
Projected 2-year cost to MA taxpayers — never voted on
For domestic out-migration, per 2025 Census data
When Democrats control every lever of Massachusetts government — the Governor's office, the Legislature, and the Attorney General — there is no opposition to slow bad policy, no check on runaway spending, and no accountability when things go wrong. These are the consequences.
When one party controls every lever of government, there is no opposition to slow bad policy. Mistakes go uncorrected. Spending goes unaudited.
72% of Massachusetts voters approved auditing the state legislature. Beacon Hill refused to comply and had the case dismissed.
Massachusetts is spending nearly $3,500 per week per migrant family on emergency shelter — money never voted on, coming directly out of the same budget that funds our schools and roads.
Unfunded state mandates force towns like Scituate to override Proposition 2½ and raise your property taxes — while Beacon Hill directs billions toward migrant shelter and programs riddled with fraud and waste.
Massachusetts lost a net 33,000 residents to other states in 2025 alone — 6th worst nationally. Since 2020, 182,000 have left. Those departing skew younger and higher-earning.
Electing Republicans to school committees, select boards, and state legislature seats creates accountability and produces better outcomes for all residents.
A UMass/WCVB poll found 56% of MA residents say Healey has not handled the housing crisis well. 52% say she hasn't handled the migrant crisis well. After four years in office, the results speak for themselves.
56% of MA residents say Healey has not handled the housing crisis well. Rents have skyrocketed. The MBTA zoning mandate forces high-density housing on towns like Scituate without resident consent.
Over $1 billion spent on emergency migrant shelter with no-bid contracts and costs quietly shifted to other programs. A scathing 74-page audit found systemic procurement failures throughout the shelter program.
When the State Auditor tried to audit the Legislature, Healey's AG moved to dismiss the case. 72% of voters demanded accountability. The administration helped shut the door on them.
Massachusetts energy costs are among the highest in the nation and rising. Working families and small businesses are bearing the burden with no relief in sight.
Three strong Republicans are challenging Maura Healey in the September 1 primary. Each brings a distinct background and a shared commitment to fiscal responsibility, government accountability, and putting Massachusetts residents first.
Former MA Secretary of Housing & Economic Development
A cabinet secretary under Gov. Charlie Baker, Kennealy oversaw Massachusetts housing and economic policy. He leads in multiple polls of Republican primary voters heading into September.
Former Chief Administrator, MBTA
A venture capitalist and former acting general manager of the MBTA. Known for blunt messaging on Healey's spending record and private-sector credibility on fiscal reform.
Former CEO, Abiomed
A business executive who led heart pump manufacturer Abiomed. Entered the race in October 2025, bringing a private-sector outsider perspective and significant early investment in statewide advertising.
Filing Deadline
Republican Primary
General Election
Register or check your voter registration: sec.state.ma.us
Stay engaged and show up — these are the moments that shape Scituate's future. From ballot deadlines to election day, here's what's coming up.
Last day to submit 100 certified signatures to the Town Clerk to appear on the June 6 ballot. The School Committee seat is open — will you step up?
📍 Scituate Town Clerk, 600 Chief Justice Cushing Way
Join fellow Scituate Republicans to discuss local issues and election strategy. No experience required — just show up and get involved.
📍 Scituate Town Hall | 🕖 7:00 PM
The Scituate Annual Town Election — including the open School Committee seat. Bring a neighbor. Your town's future is on the ballot.
📍 Scituate High School (all 6 precincts) | 🕖 7AM–8PM
Massachusetts Republicans choose their candidate to face Gov. Healey in November. Meet the three candidates and vote in September.
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Change starts at the local level. Join us, volunteer, or reach out — every action moves the needle. You don't need experience or a political background. You just need to care about your community and be willing to show up.
Attend monthly meetings, participate in policy discussions, and help shape the future of Scituate. No experience needed — just commitment and a desire to serve your community.
Canvass neighborhoods, assist at events, help with voter registration drives, or phone bank. Every hour you give matters — and your efforts directly impact Scituate elections.
The School Committee has an open seat in June 2026. We need conservative candidates willing to serve. We will support you every step of the way — from paperwork to election day.
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