Roy - Bailey: 10th Norfolk District Debate continues online

The Franklin Observer has an online debate in text being posted one question a week for 7 weeks between the 10th Norfolk District candidates; incumbent State Representative Jeff Roy and Republican challenger Charles Bailey.

Worthy of note are two items:

1 - the disclosure (finally) by the Observer editor

2 - to avoid changes to his response Rep Roy is posting his full answer on his web page which the Observer links to

Question 1 - “What do you think needs to be done to reform the Massachusetts State Police? Or, what would you try to do as a legislator to reform the State Police?” -> https://franklinobserver.town.news/g/franklin-town-ma/n/273764/debate-print-between-charles-bailey-and-jeff-roy-1

Question 2 - "Can you provide an overview of your approach to policymaking and legislative negotiations? In other words, is there a general perspective you bring to this or would bring and how do you or how would you negotiate to get support. Relatedly, what experience do they have in navigating these types of negotiations, including their successes." -> https://franklinobserver.town.news/g/franklin-town-ma/n/274383/debate-print-between-charles-bailey-and-jeff-roy-2

Question 3 - "Regarding, shelter for migrants, many attracted to Massachusetts by an extremely generous ‘right to housing’ law and/or brought to the state with the help of NGOs. What can or should be done to keep this from becoming a real crisis, to protect the state budget, and to protect local towns from the many disruptions this has caused?" -> https://franklinobserver.town.news/g/franklin-town-ma/n/275026/debate-print-between-charles-bailey-and-jeff-roy-3

Question 4 - "What can be done or should be done to extend SNETT to downtown Franklin? How and when?" -> https://franklinobserver.town.news/g/franklin-town-ma/n/275714/debate-print-between-charles-bailey-and-jeff-roy-4

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10th Norfolk District candidates; incumbent State Representative Jeff Roy and Republican challenger Charles Bailey (Franklin Observer image)