Governor of Massachusetts

Signed legislation (H.5595) in August 2026 removing the existing restrictions on abortions at or beyond 24 weeks and leaving the decision to the physician's professional judgment.

Signed a 2024 law that tightened oversight of unserialized 'ghost guns,' expanded the state's red-flag law, barred non-law-enforcement firearm possession at schools, polling places and government buildings, and set penalties for modification devices such as Glock switches.

Says he would keep Massachusetts from becoming a 'sanctuary state' and crack down on undocumented immigrants.

Her platform calls for ending state cooperation with ICE and protecting immigrant families.

Her platform lists affordable housing and rent stabilization under what Massachusetts can afford.

Signed the 2024 Affordable Homes Act, which authorizes state financing for production and preservation of housing for low- and moderate-income residents and requires cities and towns to permit housing as of right on certain state-conveyed surplus land, and says 100,000 homes are coming online because of it.

He would end enforcement of the MBTA Communities Act's multifamily zoning requirement, which he calls an unfunded mandate, while proposing to let cities and towns keep more of their tax dollars if they expedite single-family home permitting.

Her platform lists Medicare for All in Massachusetts.

His blueprint says he would cancel the state's net-zero emissions mandate and instead focus on energy innovation to lower energy costs.

Her platform lists a rapid transition to 100% clean energy.

Proposed expanding charter, technical and vocational schools statewide.

“$25 Living Wage”

Listed on her platform page under 'Massachusetts Can Afford'

Her platform lists universal child care.