PUBLIC VOTING RECORD
Rep Kilcoyne’s Voting Record
See the voting record for yourself. When working families are struggling with the cost of living, Rep. Kilcoyne voted against tax relief, more local aid, and greater local control — while siding with Beacon Hill leadership over voters on the legislative audit.
Lisa Mair will put people first: fighting for lower taxes and costs, stronger communities, and the full audit voters demanded.
CHECK THE RECORD YOURSELF. We made it easy. Links to bills, amendments, and official roll call votes below.
Voted Against Increasing Unrestricted General Local Aid by 10%
H.5500 · Amendment #1308 · FY2027 Budget Debate · House Roll Call No. 185
Would have increased Unrestricted General Government Aid to cities and towns by 10% (increasing funding for schools, public safety, etc and relieving property owners of ever increasing tax burdens.
KILCOYNE: NAY
Voted Against Voter Approved Audit 1
H.5105 · November 14, 2024 · House Roll Call No. 200
Changed House Rule 85A to establish an outside audit process selected through the House rather than an audit conducted directly by the State Auditor.
KILCOYNE: YEA
Voted Against Voter Approved Audit 2
H.2024 — Amendment #17 · February 25, 2025 · House Roll Call No. 21
Amendment #17 would have stated that audits of the House shall be conducted by the State Auditor under statutory authority.
KILCOYNE: NAY
Voted Against Voter Approved Audit 3
H.5469 · June 3, 2026 · House Roll Call No. 201
Legislation addressing legislative audits and public access that severely limits the scope and impact of the audit.
KILCOYNE: YEA
Voted Against Reducing Sales Tax to 5%
H.5500 Amendment #1588 · April 27, 2026 · Roll Call No. 158
Would have reduced the Massachusetts sales and use tax rate from 6.25% to 5%.
KILCOYNE: NAY
Voted Against Deduction on State Income Tax on Overtime 1
H.5500 · Amendment #1593 · April 27, 2026 · Roll Call No. 160
Would have created a Massachusetts income-tax deduction for qualifying overtime wages.
KILCOYNE: NAY
Voted Against Deduction on State Income Tax on Overtime 2
H.5500 · Amendment #1231 · April 27, 2026 · Roll Call No. 161
Would have excluded up to $12,500 of qualifying overtime compensation from Massachusetts gross income beginning in tax year 2027.
KILCOYNE: NAY
Voted Against Suspending Gas Tax
H.5500 · Amendment #1232 · April 27, 2026 · Roll Call No. 162
Would have suspended the gasoline excise until the statewide average retail price of regular gasoline fell below $2.50 per gallon.
KILCOYNE: NAY
Voted Against No State Income Tax on Tips
H.5500 · Amendment #1236 · April 27, 2026 · Roll Call No. 163
Would have excluded up to $25,000 of qualifying tip or gratuity income from Massachusetts gross income beginning in tax year 2027.
KILCOYNE: NAY
Voted Against 401(k) Tax Relief for Seniors Age 69½+
H.5500 · Amendment #1237 · April 27, 2026 · Roll Call No. 164
Would have excluded qualifying 401(k) distributions from Massachusetts gross income for taxpayers age 69½ or older beginning in tax year 2027.
KILCOYNE: NAY
Voted Against Local Control of Zoning
H.5500 · Amendment #1582 · April 29, 2026 · House Roll Call No. 178
Would have prohibited the state housing office from making MBTA Communities Act compliance a condition of eligibility for grants funded through the FY2027 budget. In other words, Rep Kilcoyne's vote allows towns to lose grants if they don't follow Beacon Hill's zoning diktats,
KILCOYNE: NAY
Source: Massachusetts General Court official bill, amendment and roll-call records. Audit background links are provided separately for additional context. Amendment votes are identified as amendment votes rather than standalone bill votes.
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