Campaign Updates

My name is Nick Collins and I would like the honor and privilege of being your next state representative.

I am committed to being an open, honest and accessible candidate, which is why I have created this website.  Here you can learn about me and where I stand on the issues.

Over the next several months, I look forward to meeting each and every one of you and engaging in a spirited conversation about the challenges facing our community and how we can work together to address them.

As the only candidate with the background and a strategy to address the key concerns of those who live here, I look to bring common sense solutions to state government and bridge what is great about our past to the promise of our future.

I respectfully ask for your help on my campaign and for your vote on September 14^th.  Thank You!

Nick Collins, candidate for State Representative of the Fourth Suffolk District, has officially received the endorsement of the Boston Police Superior Officers Federation, along with the formal backing of the Suffolk County Corrections Officers Local 419. more »

Nick Collins, candidate for State Representative of the Fourth Suffolk District, has received the endorsement of the Boston Firefighters.

“Boston’s bravest, the men and women of the Boston Fire Department, dedicate themselves to protecting the citizens of Boston every single day. I am honored to receive the endorsement from the firefighter community,” said Collins. more »

Nick Collins vows to expand upon his existing record of commitment to children and youth by championing causes for children and families with disabilities. Collins, whose life has been positively influenced by the many programs offered in this community during his youth, is founder of the South Boston Collegiate Baseball Clinic and volunteer baseball coach. Collins is leading the fight to keep South Boston’s libraries open and stands with those who support the Walsh Center. more »

Bill will create 15,000 jobs

Nick Collins, candidate for State Representative, is urging Gov. Patrick to sign the casino bill forwarded to him by the state legislature. The bill stands to create upwards of 15,000 jobs, as well as provide much needed local aid to cities and towns. more »

Nick Collins, candidate for State Representative, calls upon the Massachusetts Department of Public Safety to hold a public meeting to explain why the South Boston community was not included in the decision to eliminate nearly 100 parking spaces on Day Boulevard. “My first thought is: where will all these cars go?” Collins remarked. more »

In light of the recent power outages and manhole fires that occurred across the district during the past week, Nick Collins, candidate for State Representative, is asking for NStar Electric to describe their plan to meet the demand of the public for larger amounts of power during heat waves. more »