Mike Minogue

Governor Maura Healey and GOP gubernatorial candidate Mike Minogue agreed to participate in separate general election debates this fall, with Healey committing to two October debates and Minogue to a debate hosted by Boston 25, GBH, and New England Public Media. GOP candidate Brian Shortsleeve confirmed participation in all debates but will first compete against Minogue in the September 1 GOP primary.

Alleged signature fraud in Massachusetts has sparked bipartisan calls for ballot access reform, with Republicans and Democrats agreeing on the need to revise the process for qualifying candidates and ballot questions. MassGOP Chair Amy Carnevale criticized the reliance on paid signature-gathering firms, while Democratic legislators are finalizing a bill requiring financial disclosures and oversight of signature collectors. Internal GOP conflicts emerged as candidates accused each other of failing to address the fraud allegations.

GOP gubernatorial candidate Mike Minogue proposes a healthcare plan to reduce costs and expand access in Massachusetts, emphasizing innovation and reducing regulatory burdens. He highlights disparities in healthcare access between Boston and other areas, citing hospital closures and long travel times for critical care.

GOP gubernatorial candidate Mike Minogue unveiled a healthcare plan to lower costs and expand access in Massachusetts by reducing regulations and promoting innovation. He highlighted geographic disparities in healthcare access, such as hospital closures in Norwood, and aims to improve care statewide while challenging incumbent Gov. Maura Healey.

Mike Minogue, a combat veteran and former Abiomed CEO, is running for Massachusetts governor as a political outsider, leveraging his business background and financial advantages against establishment GOP rivals Brian Shortsleeve and Mike Kennealy. He aims to challenge incumbent Maura Healey, criticizing her as 'bankrupting our state' and emphasizing accountability and transparency in his campaign.

Mike Minogue, a combat veteran and former Abiomed CEO, is running for Massachusetts governor as a political outsider, challenging two Charlie Baker administration veterans. He emphasizes his business and military background, along with a campaign focused on accountability and affordability, to unseat incumbent Governor Maura Healey.