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Gaige Clark

DemocraticFirst-time candidate

Entrepreneur

Gaige Clark ran for U.S. House Massachusetts District 3 in 2026. This is their first run for office.

From the candidate’s public filings

Background

Gaige Clark graduated from Nashoba Regional High School. Clark earned a bachelor's degree from Mount Holyoke College in 1993. Clark's career experience includes working as an entrepreneur.[1]

Bachelor's:
Mount Holyoke College, 1993
High school:
Nashoba Regional High School

Campaign money

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In their own words

Who are you? Tell us about yourself.

Massachusetts residents deserve honest leadership, transparency, and a homegrown brave fighter who is not afraid to head to Washington to win their battles.As a policy advocate, I fight corruption everyday to help children and families, traveling to Washington DC introducing bills to legislators, suggesting amendments. As a Congresswoman, I can be more effective and help more people get their voices heard. We need American heroes more than ever! We have lost the direction of our forefathers who fought in the American Revolution. No taxation without representation! They won’t allow us to audit! What are they hiding? The heart and soul of the working class has been sent to other countries for cheap labor so these robber barons can buy islands, politicians, votes, and children! We don’t trust politicians, government, or the media. The proven dishonesty from every administration for the past 46 years has demoralized most Americans. The promises broken, the corruption exposed, wars entered by false intelligence, a gutted middle class, and the destruction of children and the American family since 1974 when family courts were introduced. There are thousands of us fighting, yet when the honest, moral, and ethical advocates try to get to the top they get knocked down. NO MORE! As a policy advocate, I fight corruption everyday to help children and families. As a Congresswoman, I can be more effective and help more people get their voices heard.

Please list below 3 key messages of your campaign. What are the main points you want voters to remember about your goals for your time in office?

I fight everyday for what American people deserve: safe neighborhoods and schools, a living wage, social security when we retire, the ability for our families to buy a home, healthy food and water, healthcare that prioritizes healing over profit, a transparent government we can believe in and trust, media that tells the truth. Safe roads, public beaches, beautiful state and national parks, and our wonderful libraries. Most importantly, we the people’s tax money is used to protect the United States instead of foreign country regime changes that make our country weaker.We need audits to fight corruption, better whistleblower protection, secure borders, a return to common sense where we not only believe and have hope as an American but we are shown daily, we the people matter, we the people have a voice.

These are the people I am fighting for. I am one of these people and I am right by your side, standing with you to make people believe in their country again.rite your text here.We the people deserve a living wage. Raising the minimum wage to $20.00 an hour is not a big ask. Smaller businesses receiving a tax break to help with rising costs while larger corporations help to carry a bit more of the tax burden to help stimulate growth. Overall the economy works better for everyone. I have a strong belief in Unions and come from a Union family. My Father John Robinson Clark III, was a UAW member at General Motors for 25 years. My grandfather, Kenneth Griffin Clark was the Vice President of The United Textile Workers of America fighting the factory owners in Lowell for a 5 cent raise.

What areas of public policy are you personally passionate about?

We the people deserve the ability to buy and own a home. Home ownership is the cornerstone of the American dream, and should be an attainable goal. Our young people in their twenties and thirties cannot afford to buy a home. Our government should do everything possible to stop large corporations from buying single family homes that have driven up housing costs for everyday working Americans. Affordability needs to be a priority along with creating paths to home ownership with educational programs that teach loan acquisition, credit repair, affordability, and Co-housing programs.

On the 2026 ballot

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Compiled from the candidate’s published profile as of September 30, 2026 and FEC filings.

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