Jake has worked at a startup and a Fortune 100. He's served in government and at a non-profit. And he has degrees in economics and finance. He's seen the Massachusetts economy from multiple angles – theory and practice, high-tech and Main Street. The common denominator is the talent of our people.

In an inclusive economy, everyone can realize their talent, provide for their families, and retire with dignity. In Congress, Jake will work for:

• Universal, high-quality pre-K, which he helped advance as a city councilor, and the Child Care is Infrastructure Act
• Expanded technical & vocational training and free community college
• Investments in infrastructure and basic research to boost productivity
• More high-paying jobs in southeastern Massachusetts, especially centered on advanced manufacturing
• Stronger unions, paid family & medical leave, and a $15 minimum wage
• Streamlined regulations and greater support for small businesses
• The restoration of defined benefit plans and the absolute protection of Social Security and Medicare