Massachusetts Republican Party Statement on Leader Brad Jones Not Seeking Re-Election “Steadfast dedication and integrity for over three decades”
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CONTACT: Haley Jones
BOSTON, MA – March 23, 2026 – The Massachusetts Republican Party released the following statement after House Minority Leader Brad Jones announced he will not seek re-election:
“Brad Jones has served his constituents, the communities he represents, and the Republican Party with steadfast dedication and integrity for over three decades. Leader Jones will leave an indelible imprint on the body he has represented that will not soon be replaced. The Republican Party of Massachusetts is grateful for his service,” said Chair Amy Carnevale.
For more than 30 years, Leader Jones has been a tireless advocate for his district and a respected leader on Beacon Hill. His commitment to public service, principled leadership, and thoughtful governance has earned him the admiration of colleagues on both sides of the aisle.
“Brad Jones has served the communities of North Reading, Lynnfield, Middleton and Reading for over thirty years. While advocating tirelessly for his constituents, Leader Jones represented the Republican Party and the legislative body with character and grace. It has been an honor to work with him as both a member of the State Committee and in the trenches on various campaigns over the years. Thank you for your service,” said Vice Chair Judy Crocker.
The Massachusetts Republican Party thanks Leader Jones for his extraordinary contributions and wishes him all the best in his next chapter. A copy of Leader Jones’s announcement is included below.
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REPRESENTATIVE BRADLEY JONES ANNOUNCES HE WILL NOT SEEK RE-ELECTION TO THE MASSACHUSETTS HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES After 32 years serving in the House of Representatives, I have decided that I will not seek re- election to another term this fall.
Serving as State Representative has been a tremendously meaningful part of my life, and while difficult to leave behind, I eagerly look forward to my next chapter. It is a profound and distinct honor for which I will be eternally grateful. Representing the community where I was born and raised has made this even more of a privilege.
Thank you to my constituents for allowing me to serve them for over three decades, electing me 17 times. I am very proud to have maintained my perfect voting record since I first took the oath of office on March 22, 1994. As of last count, it is over 8,180 roll call votes. I believe this is a reflection of my commitment to my constituents.
I have served and worked with many extraordinary local public officials, community volunteers, and committed advocates over the years. Together, we have brought countless local initiatives and projects to completion, improving the facilities and services across the district. Thank you for welcoming me into your homes, inviting me into your neighborhoods, letting me celebrate milestones with you, and including me in community celebrations throughout my four towns. My colleagues in the Republican caucus have afforded me the rare privilege to serve as Minority Leader since 2002, allowing me to be even more impactful in my service. Working with so many talented and dedicated members, often across the aisle, on a wide range of important issues over the years has been rewarding and inspiring.
I have been extremely fortunate to have had so many remarkable staff members support me over the years. Constituent service has always been paramount, and together, we have assisted thousands of residents and helped them navigate state agencies.
Until my term concludes next January, I will continue to represent the people of Lynnfield, Middleton, North Reading, & Reading with the same commitment and passion. Thank you again for the honor of representing the 20th Middlesex District and the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. |
