Liz Miranda

Liz Miranda

I am running for Senate because I’ve worked for two decades—neighborhood by neighborhood, brick by brick, block by block, people to people—turning talk into action, and that’s what I’ll continue to do as the next State Senator. 

“I ran for State Representative in 2018 after I lost my brother Michael to homicide. He wasn’t the first person I loved that I had lost. Truthfully, I have lost people my entire life. Losing my baby brother was a new kind of hurt. I was called and catapulted to serve in a bigger capacity. I felt like I was given this assignment to demand more and better for us from the systems that were meant to protect, serve and support families like mine. Losing my brother pushed me to look at myself as someone who was worthy, belonged, and was enough to lead with my community for that type of change we deserved. 

When I won, I brought those values with me to the State House, delivering for the community by ending solitary confinement, expanding voting access for incarcerated people, or elevating Black Maternal Health and birthing justice. These bills were all challenges—I’ve fought the tough fights and filed the hard bills, and I’ll continue to do so as the next State Senator of the 2nd Suffolk.”

Liz’s Policy Agenda

Affordable Housing and Public Transit

Safe Street And Police Accountability

Covid-19 And Small Business 

Climate Resillience And Mental Wellness

Reproductive And Racial Justice

Education And Young People