Massachusetts could lose billions if proposed Census rule to exclude non-citizens and change residency metrics takes effect
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Healey points focus at the president, Minogue tries to hammer cost of living in the gubernatorial debate
Healey’s ability to evade the bulk of the blame with voters for high energy costs is notable as she seeks reelection this fall, given how energy issues have proven stubborn, dogging much of her first term.
Nearly 1,000 children abused by 270-plus Catholic clerics over decades, no charges brought
A new MassINC Polling Group survey finds that Bay Staters are still concerned about Gov. Maura Healey’s response to affordability concerns, even as she appears poised to win reelection with relative ease.
Unofficial recount results show Lander ahead of Brownsberger by 3 votes, Pacheco leading Medeiros by 14 votes
Markey’s sound win on Tuesday further signals that voters found him to be the unalloyed progressive.
On Beacon Hill, with a reputation for opacity and top-down leadership, swapping sitting senators for first-time progressives may have limited utility when it comes to vote count. But Tuesday sent the signal that local representatives perceived as unfriendly to the city’s goals should expect rockier roads in future primaries.
Minogue will need to overcome heavy odds to unseat Healey, who starts the race widely favored to win reelection.
Koh will face Republican Micah Jones in November. If Koh wins, as he is heavily favored to do, he would be Massachusetts’s first Asian American congressperson.