Currently holds the office of Massachusetts House of Representatives - 8th Plymouth District until January 6, 2027.
Candidate for Massachusetts House of Representatives - 8th Plymouth District in 2026 Massachusetts Primary Election.
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Get StartedOn the Bridgewater Town Council, he made sure our officers had the training and equipment they needed to keep us safe and he continues to support police and first responders as State Representative. Learn more
Opiate addiction is still causing pain, suffering, and even death throughout Bridgewater, Raynham, and the entire state. Dennis has consistently supported increasing funding for proven addiction treatment programs and also increased state oversight of taxpayer funded rehab centers and sober homes to make sure they are providing high-quality services. Learn more
Dennis is a proud public school graduate and believes every child deserves access to a high quality education. As a Town Councilor and now as State Representative, he has made sure our communities have modern school buildings and the resources needed to effectively educate students. He also supports expanding vocational education to prepare students for careers in the high-paying skilled trades without college debt. Learn more
Utility bills have risen even faster than the overall cost of living. Dennis has worked with both Democratic and Republican colleagues to roll back green energy mandates that drive up costs. While this effort was unsuccessful, Dennis continues to push for relief. He also supports stronger oversight of utility companies by the Department of Public Utilities to crack down on price gouging and unfair delivery fees. Learn more
The MBTA Communities Act threatens to withhold state funding from towns that do not comply with mandates to build apartments and other multifamily housing. Dennis joined with Republican colleagues to sponsor legislation protecting our towns from these unfair mandates and will continue to oppose them in his next term. Bridgewater and Raynham residents, not Beacon Hill politicians, should control local housing policy. Learn more
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