Senator Rausch joins Boston Public Radio to discuss mail-in voting and answer callers' questions ahead of the election September 1st primary election.

The Out of Hospital Birth Access and Safety Act, filed by Senator Rausch and Rep. Khan, receives a unanimous YES vote on the Senate floor and heads to the House.

As the granddaughter of a Holocaust survivor, Senator Rausch speaks on the Senate floor about the Commonwealth's new genocide education trust fund in response to nationwide upticks in identity-based hate crimes and anti-semitism.

Senator Rausch highlights the need to increasing voting options ahead of an expected surge in vote-by-mail ballots come the fall elections amidst the COVID-19 pandemic.

In a TV interview with North Attleboro's North TV, Senator Rausch talks about Black Lives Matter demonstrations throughout her district.

Sen. Rausch's bill to study racial disparities in maternal health unanimously passes the House.

Senator Rausch addresses upticks in racism, anti-semitism, and hate crimes in the country and the Commonwealth in the times of COVID-19.

Senator Rausch joins colleagues in pressuring the Baker Administration and Department of Corrections for safe decarceration and the early release of inmates during COVID-19.

Voting advocates rally behind the 2020 Vote by Mail Act, filled by Senator Rausch and Rep Madaro, to bring mail-in ballots to MA.

Senator Rausch addresses why Secretary Galvin's new mail-in ballot legislative package does not meet the needs of the COVID-19 crisis.