State Representative: Ouellette vs Gelais. Who matches you?

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Voters approved a 2024 law letting the state auditor audit the Legislature. In June 2026, the House voted to limit that audit to four areas of the Legislature’s administrative work. Which is closer to your view?

Limit the audit to those four administrative areas, as the House voted to do.

Carry out the full audit that voters approved.

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What should the state do about the charges for energy programs like Mass Save on electric and gas bills?

Trim Mass Save but keep it. It insulates lower-income homes and supports local jobs.

Remove those charges from utility bills.

3 / 5

When it comes to state money and our towns, what should come first?

Bringing more state money home for local projects.

Reining in state spending. The state has a spending problem.

4 / 5

Which approach should our state representative take with House leadership?

Put the district ahead of party, even if it means voting against party leaders.

Build a good working relationship with leaders to win funding for our towns.

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State law sets binding targets for cutting greenhouse gas emissions, including net zero by 2050. Which is closer to your view?

Make clean energy a goal, not a mandate people pay for. Repeal the net zero by 2050 requirement.

Keep the targets binding, not just advisory goals.

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