Article snippet: It’s the dawn of a new year, that time when people make resolutions about food and exercise, about work-life balance, about spending and saving — and, oh yeah, about politics, too. We asked Massachusetts’ statewide elected officials and top two legislative leaders about the year ahead. Some are Republicans and some are Democrats. Some are up for reelection, and one is running for president. We queried by e-mail: What’s your New Year’s resolution? Governor Charlie Baker: “To get something positive done with our colleagues in the Legislature on housing, health care, and transportation before the end of the session.” Lieutenant Governor Karyn Polito: “To connect more girls and kids of color to STEM opportunities through pathways and internships, ensuring bright futures for them in Massachusetts’ innovation economy.” Secretary of State William F. Galvin: “To make sure that we have a complete and accurate count of all Massachusetts residents in the 2020 Federal Census. Once that is finished, I want to make sure we have record voter turnout in November.” Attorney General Maura Healey: “I’m focused on our office helping as many people as we can in 2020, and trying to master Tik Tok moves with my nieces and nephew.” Treasurer Deborah B. Goldberg: “To help more Massachusetts families save for their child’s education through our new BabySteps Savings Plan — on January 1st, all children born or adopted in Massachusetts will receive a $50 deposit. Just check off the box on ... Link to the full article to read more