OCPF Reports

📧 [email protected] / The MA Office of Campaign and Political Finance administers the state's campaign finance law. Follow our Org Account: @OCPFORG

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Interested in Massachusetts Politics?
You can use OCPF Watch to subscribe to candidates and committees and receive e-mail notifications when they file campaign finance reports. You can also receive notifications for registrations and agency legal actions.

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Independent Expenditure "Super" PAC reports: https://t.co/NBkiilXMCM

In Massachusetts, these committees can raise and spend unlimited funds to influence the election - but they have to disclose that activity.

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You've seen the TV ads, mailers, and social media boosts for independent expenditure "Super" PAC activity. You can see the disclosure reports here: https://t.co/NBkiilYksk

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Use https://t.co/Qa22cGH5GI to "subscribe" to candidates and committees and receive e-mail notifications when they file reports. You can also receive notifications for registrations, agency actions and press releases.

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Local parties operate on the municipal level to support candidates and their platforms.

Top top spenders in the pre-election period: Brockton for the Democrats and Sutton for the Republicans. Press Release: https://t.co/bj8EgQXMad

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The Democratic and Republican state committees raise and spend money to support their candidates and party platforms. Their financial activity is available for review here: https://t.co/PaJoWpUCK0

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A list of district attorney candidates and their financial activity is available here: https://t.co/BUYkn6shkI

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➡️ 21 ballot question committees in Massachusetts have spent more than $22 million to support or oppose nine questions. Reports: https://t.co/bRzlYIlfW7 #mapoli

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IEPACs, explained 🎯

They can raise unlimited money (even from corporations & unions) and spend it on ads for or against candidates 📺

The catch? They can’t give to candidates or coordinate with them. It all gets disclosed to OCPF 📋 #MApoli

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MASSACHUSETTS HOUSE AND SENATE ELECTIONS

Each legislative race in 2026 is listed right here: https://t.co/eWZXYjJ6Z2

The lists include how much money was raised and spent by each candidate, and how much they have in the bank as of Sept. 30 for the homestretch.

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Do you see the TV ads? Are you getting mail from candidates and ballot question committees?

This activity is disclosed at https://t.co/tnDCg2b1sl

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Massachusetts statewide ballot question reports: https://t.co/bRzlYIkI6z

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IEPAC (Super PAC) Reports: https://t.co/NBkiilYksk

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Before election day, see the finances behind legislative races in Massachusetts: https://t.co/eWZXYjJEOA

Other candidates and ballot questions: https://t.co/CRhlpvL4e6

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The top 5 candidates who have been most supported or opposed by IEPACs (Super PACs) include Maura Healey, Michael Minogue, Brian Shortsleeve, Nicholas Collins and Kimberley Driscoll, according to reports filed with the Office of Campaign and Political Finance.

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Legislative candidates in Massachusetts spent $11,900,321 in the first nine months of 2026, according to an analysis of campaign finance reports filed with the Office of Campaign and Political Finance.

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The largest share of party spending went to ad and media buys, including several payments for TV, digital, and radio ads, along with mail backing numerous legislative candidates. Beyond media, the parties spent on polling, research, and administrative costs.

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Dig deeper into the Massachusetts gubernatorial race here: https://t.co/M45LSoXJuy

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Legislative Races: https://t.co/eWZXYjJEOA
Statewide Races: https://t.co/CcnsiVhm6i
Ballot Question Races: https://t.co/bRzlYIlfW7

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The state election is in 29 days.

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