Independent · U.S. Senate, Massachusetts
General election Tuesday, Nov 3, 2026
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Perennial candidate.
Shiva Ayyadurai was born in Bombay, India.
Also running: John Deaton (R) · Ed Markey (D) · Joe Tache (S)
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Truth Freedom Health® Is A Platform For Creating “True Citizens”
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Truth Freedom Health® Is A Platform For Creating “True Citizens” Active citizenship is moving beyond observation or criticism toward personal responsibility, learning, community participation, and action.
Why I Am Running as an Independent for U.S. Senate
I am running for U.S. Senate in Massachusetts as an Independent because the problems facing this country are not going to be solved by the Republican Party or the Democratic Party. Those parties are trapped inside the same old operating system. They argue over the surface while the real architecture of power is being …
Systems Thinking Is A Way To Understand Complex Problems
It is important to study interconnected inputs, outputs, feedback loops, and structural dynamics rather than reacting only to individual events or narratives
The Senate Needs a Systems Architect, Not Another Politician
The United States Senate is filled with people who do not understand the systems they are supposed to govern. They talk about AI without understanding computation. They talk about healthcare without understanding the body as a system. They talk about food without understanding supply chains. They talk about energy …
Why an Independent Campaign Matters
I am running as an Independent because the two-party system is part of the cage.
Shiva Ayyadurai is not a current member of Congress, so there is no congressional roll-call record to show. State legislative or local records are not yet compiled.