Meet Jesse
Thank you for visiting Jesse's page.Jesse Brown is a lifelong Republican, Marine Corps veteran, and 25-year Plymouth resident. He is a successful owner of a telecommunications construction company and co-founder of Heidrea for Heroes, a nonprofit organization that provides services to veterans and their families.Jesse’s commitment to economic growth, creating career opportunities, and fostering prosperity is unwavering. He was a former Massachusetts Labor and Workforce Development Board member and the Plymouth Chamber of Commerce executive board member.Jesse believes state government must do what is best for all citizens, not for partisan political agendas and special interests. He will bring positive and energetic leadership to give Plymouth a seat at the table on Beacon Hill.
Jesse's Priorities for Plymouth
Jesse Brown supports policies that reflect the values and concerns of Plymouth residents. He is committed to promoting these priorities crucial to a better future for us and Massachusetts. Jesse's legisaltive priorities include:
SOLVE THE MIGRANT CRISIS
PRIORITIZE AFFORDABILITY
GROW PLYMOUTH’S ECONOMY
SUPPORT PUBLIC SAFETY
TRANSPARENT GOVERNMENT
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In Person Early Voting Dates & Times
The Plymouth Town Clerk's office will be offering In Person Early Voting for the State Election at Town Hall in the 1st floor Glass Atrium on the following dates and hours:
How to Request a Mail-In Ballot
This year’s First Plymouth State Representative election is important —and Jesse needs your vote in the Republican Primary. You can request a mail-in ballot in Massachusetts to ensure your voice is counted, even if you can’t make it to the polls early or on Election Day.
Who Can Vote by Mail?
In Massachusetts, all registered voters are eligible to vote by mail. No special reason is needed to request a mail-in ballot.STEPS TO REQUEST A MAIL-IN BALLOT1. Download the Application Form:
Visit the Massachusetts Secretary of the Commonwealth’s website to access the mail-in ballot application form.2. Fill Out the Form:
Complete the form with your personal details, including your name, address, and other required information. Make sure all information is accurate to avoid delays.3. Submit Your Application:
You can submit your completed application via online submission, mail, email, or fax to your local election office. Here is the contact information for the Plymouth election office:Town Clerk
26 Court Street
Plymouth, MA 02360
Email: [email protected]
Phone: (508) 747-1620
Fax: (508) 830-4116
Drop Box: 26 Court Street (Main Entrance)3. Receive Your Ballot:
Once your application is processed, you will receive your mail-in ballot by mail. Follow the instructions included with your ballot to ensure it is filled out correctly.4. Return Your Ballot:
After marking your ballot, return it to your local election office by mail or using a secure drop box. Make sure it is received before the close of polls on Election Day to ensure your vote is counted.You can still vote in person if:
-- You applied to vote by mail, but never returned your ballot
-- You mailed your ballot back, but it hasn’t reached your local election office
-- Your ballot was received by your local election office, but it was rejectedIMPORTANT DEADLINESApplication Deadline:
Your local election office must receive your mail-in ballot application by 5:00 PM on the 5th business day before the election.November 5th State Election: 5 p.m., Tuesday, October 29.Ballot Return Deadline:
Your completed mail-in ballot must be received by the close of polls on Election Day.November 5th State Election...
--- If returned in person or by drop box: 8 p.m., November 5, 2024
--- If returned by domestic mail: by 5 p.m. on November 8, 2024 (must be postmarked by Election Day)
--- If returned by mail from outside the United States: 5 p.m. on November 15, 2024 (must be postmarked by Election Day).NEED ANY HELP?
If you have any questions or need assistance with the mail-in ballot process, please contact your local election office or visit the Massachusetts Elections Division website.
Meet Jesse Brown
Welcome to Jesse’s website!Jesse Brown is a lifelong Republican and has been a resident of Plymouth for over twenty-five years. He is a U.S. Marine Corps veteran. After being honorably discharged, he started working in the wireless construction industry—first as a technician building cell towers, then as a project manager overseeing projects across New England, and eventually founding Heidrea Communications in 2007. In 2013, he co-founded Heidrea for Heroes, a nonprofit organization that provides vital services to veterans and their families in need.Jesse’s commitment to economic growth is unwavering. He has served on boards and committees dedicated to creating career opportunities and fostering prosperity. Jesse worked tirelessly to promote economic growth in our district as a prior member of the Massachusetts Labor and Workforce Development Board and a former Plymouth Chamber of Commerce executive board member.Jesse believes state government must do what is best for all citizens, not for partisan political agendas and special interests. As a leader, Jesse can work with everyone, regardless of their political persuasion, while advocating our common-sense conservative values. He will be an effective representative who promotes reform. He will bring positive and energetic leadership to give Plymouth a seat at the table on Beacon Hill.If elected State Representative, Jesse will oppose any tax increases and work to lower current taxes and fees as much as possible. He’ll promote economic development to attract and incentivize businesses, reducing pressure on our residential property tax rates.Our homeless veterans are not forgotten. If elected, Jesse will ensure they are a top priority. He’ll insist that we amend our Right to Shelter Law to only provide housing to residents who have been here for at least one year, and he will advocate for our veterans with the same fervor he’s shown throughout his career.
Jesse's Priorities for Plymouth
Jesse Brown supports policies that reflect the values and concerns of Plymouth residents. He is committed to promoting these priorities crucial to a better future for us and Massachusetts. Jesse's legisaltive priorities include:SOLVING THE MIGRANT CRISIS
Jesse will advocate prioritizing our emergency shelters for Massachusetts citizens only and, more importantly, giving the highest priority to seniors and veterans rather than migrants.
Stop funding the over $1 Billion of annual funding that provides migrant housing and benefits and takes money away from cities and towns. We simply can’t afford it.
Repeal making Massachusetts a Sanctuary State.
Stop giving driver’s licenses to illegal immigrants.
Put Veterans’ emergency shelter needs ahead of illegal migrants.
Require a residency requirement on the state’s emergency shelter system that should only serve Massachusetts Residents.
Require cities and towns in Massachusetts to comply with Federal Immigration laws or lose local aid dollars.
PRIORITIZE AFFORDABILITY
Jesse will prioritize his legislative agenda to make living in Massachusetts affordable. He will steadfastly advocate for lower taxes and fees and support legislative priorities that will lower the cost of energy, utilities, insurance, and other necessities that have been ravaged by inflation.GROW PLYMOUTH’S ECONOMY
Tourism and small businesses are Plymouth's backbone. As a successful entrepreneur, business owner, and prior member of the Plymouth Chamber of Commerce’s Board of Directors, Jesse will advocate for significant policy changes to make Massachusetts a business-friendly state and for policies that will enhance and expand tourism in Plymouth.
Enhancing and maximizing our blue economy
Eliminating regulations that hurt economic growth
Streamlining state permitting for business expansion
Targeted tax credits for our tourism industry
SUPPORT PUBLIC SAFETY
Jesse supports working with our town officials to ensure our police, fire, and EMS services are fully funded. It is imperative that we have safe neighborhoods and a safe community overall to improve our quality of life and to make Plymouth even more attractive for business and tourism.TRANSPARENT GOVERNMENT
Transparency is not just a promise; it's a commitment. As your State Representative, I will advocate for complete transparency in our legislature. This includes:
Supporting timely audits by our State Auditor
Recording all committee votes
Applying open meeting law requirements to the legislature
Ending the bundling of amendments that enables the majority party to force members to vote for bad policy to get their district's priorities passed
Ensuring state government is working for you and our communities