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Maura Healey

Democratic · MA · Governor of Massachusetts

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Maura Healey is the Democratic incumbent Governor of Massachusetts, first elected in 2022 after serving as the state's Attorney General. She is seeking re-election in 2026.

Campaign Finance Information — Governor

Campaign Finance Information · Governor · September 1, 2026

Data last updated July 22, 2026

Raised
$2,840,165

Top disclosed occupations of direct donors

  • Not employed$724,288
  • Attorney$183,519
  • Consultant$109,679
  • CEO$107,505
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  • Real Estate$74,553
Direct contributions by size
  • $1,000-$4,999$1,479,000
  • $500-$999$517,004
  • $250-$499$318,836
  • $100-$249$317,071
  • $1-$99$208,254

Spending by outside groups

Money spent on this race by outside groups — such as PACs and super PACs — not by the candidate's own campaign. This spending is not coordinated with the candidate's campaign and does not go directly to the candidate.

Outside money spent opposing this candidate: $3,289

Groups that spent money opposing this candidate (1)
  • Massachusetts First Independent Expenditure Political Action Committee, Inc.$3,289

    Backs Republican Michael Minogue for governor. Led and mostly paid for by Boost Oxygen chief executive Rob Neuner. · ocpf.us · wbur.org

Source: Massachusetts OCPF · 2026 cycle · api.ocpf.us

Track record

Environment and Public Health

· 1 record

  • On her first day as Governor, Healey issued an executive order creating the nation's first cabinet-level Climate Chief and the Office of Climate Innovation and Resilience to coordinate climate policy across state government.

    January 6, 2023For

    Source: mass.gov · researched July 10, 2026

Anti-Corruption

· 1 record

  • As Massachusetts Attorney General, Healey announced a resolution requiring Purdue Pharma and members of the Sackler family to pay more than $4.3 billion for their role in the opioid crisis, with Massachusetts set to receive about $90 million and the Sacklers barred from the opioid business.

    July 8, 2021For

    Source: mass.gov · researched July 10, 2026

Housing Affordability

· 1 record

  • As Governor, Healey signed the Affordable Homes Act, authorizing $5.16 billion over five years and nearly 50 policy initiatives to create or preserve an estimated 65,000 homes and counter rising housing costs.

    August 6, 2024For

    Source: mass.gov · researched July 10, 2026

Elections

  • Governor · September 1, 2026 · Massachusetts

Profile last researched July 7, 2026.