Build the homes Massachusetts needs by lowering the barriers to infill housing
Lower barriers to infill housing to build the homes Massachusetts needs.
Occurrences
Reward cities and towns that aggressively comply with the MBTA Communities Act
Evidence
Moulton's housing issue page says Massachusetts is facing a housing affordability crisis and that "we need to address basic supply and demand by increasing density in places people want to live and improving transportation options," including "reforming rigid zoning laws" and eliminating parking minimums.
The member homepage's recent-news area in the current crawl shows late-April and May 1, 2026 press releases on war powers, farm bill, and reconciliation votes, with no housing-related delivery item in the lookback window.
Assessments
The evidence shows Moulton publicly supports increasing housing density, reforming rigid zoning laws, eliminating parking minimums, and transit-oriented development, but it does not identify a federal legislative or executive action by Moulton that lowered barriers to infill housing or otherwise delivered the promised outcome. The recent official activity cited is unrelated to housing, and the candidate remains in office, so the promise is best treated as unresolved rather than failed.