Rep. Sena files 25 bills, setting priorities for the 194th Session

Through legislation, Rep. Sena will fight for immigrants, education, and communities in the district

BOSTON (1/22/2025) – State Representative Dan Sena (D - Acton) filed 25 bills in the 194th Massachusetts General Court, signaling his priorities for the upcoming legislative session. Rep. Sena’s legislation focuses on supporting education, fighting for immigrants, battling climate change, and working for a more inclusive Commonwealth.

The 24 bills filed by Rep. Sena include 18 pieces of legislation he introduced last session and six new bills. From funding schools to promoting conservation and providing career advancement paths for immigrants in the dentistry field, Rep. Sena is proud to sponsor legislation that helps to uplift communities.

“The 194th legislative session provides renewed opportunities to work for Massachusetts residents,” said Rep. Sena. “The time is now for change, and I am proud to sponsor legislation that helps our communities and our constituents, and I am looking forward to a productive session. I am excited to continue working towards goals from last session like Universal Pre-Kindergarden, and for new legislation like ensuring access to school meals.” 

Rep. Sena looks forward to working with colleagues in the Massachusetts Legislature to push for legislation that helps constituents across the state.

“I am honored to represent the people of the 37th Middlesex District and to stand alongside legislators from across Massachusetts as we work for positive change that makes a difference for Massachusetts residents,” said Rep. Sena. “With President Donald Trump taking office, the time is now to fight for a better future.”

In addition to the bills he authored, Rep. Sena plans to cosponsor and advocate for additional bills that will improve the lives of constituents. The 194th Massachusetts General Court convened Jan. 1, 2025 for a two-year session. A full list of Rep. Sena’s bills can be accessed here.

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