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- Maura’s Priorities
- Child Tax Credit
- Climate
- Maura’s Record
- Government Must Act Now on Climate
- Innovate and Create Jobs
- Center Overburdened Communities
- Electrify Everything
- Clean Transportation
- Build A Modern, Consumer-Oriented Clean Energy Grid
Maura is running a campaign centered on the people of Massachusetts. Her vision is shaped by what she hears from voters on the campaign trail every day, as well as her experience as a civil rights lawyer and Attorney General. The pages that follow outline the approach she will take as Governor on some of the most pressing issues facing Massachusett...
Maura believes the best way to help families dealing with high costs right now is by making meaningful investments while also putting money back in people’s pockets. Too many families are struggling to keep up with the cost of living. With housing, gas, and child care costs skyrocketing, we need to give families relief. Maura believes the best way ...
Maura has the experience, vision, and know-how to lead Massachusetts through the clean energy transition and to deliver on the promise of the opportunities presented. This is our chance to create good-paying jobs, protect our communities, and address environmental injustices that have existed for far too long. The climate crisis is our greatest ris...
Maura knows how to get this done. As Attorney General, she led groundbreaking efforts to combat the climate crisis. In 2019, Maura sued ExxonMobil in a first-of-its-kind lawsuit that alleged the company lied to consumers and investors about the risks of climate change. Maura understands that climate change harms our most vulnerable communities firs...
Climate change is not just an environmental issue—it is an issue of public health, economics, food security, national security, and housing. Our response to climate change must be as multifaceted as the problem itself. Now is the time to innovate in state government and work hand-in-hand with our local and regional partners.
Massachusetts knows how to solve problems and build new industries. Becoming the nation’s hub for clean energy innovation will bring industry to the state and create thousands of good-paying, sustainable jobs.
Over the next two decades, we will be investing billions of dollars in clean energy, clean transportation, energy efficiency, and climate adaptation. We have a once-in-a-generation opportunity to invest in our environmental justice communities, which bear the brunt of increasing temperatures, dangerous pollution, extreme weather, and rising sea lev...
Today, fossil fuels used by our gas furnaces, oil-fired furnaces and boilers, water heaters, and gas stoves in residential and commercial buildings are responsible for 27 percent of the state’s greenhouse gas emissions. Transportation is responsible for 42 percent of greenhouse gas emissions and industrial uses emit 5 percent. In the next two decad...
Affordable, reliable transportation is a crucial backbone of the economy. Massachusetts is among the lowest ranked states when it comes to commute times, and the Greater Boston area has some of the worst traffic congestion in the country. Impoverished riders all face longer commute times, often because their communities are poorly served by public ...
To meet the goal of electrifying everything, Massachusetts needs to exponentially expand clean energy to power all electricity. This means deploying wind, solar, hydro, storage, and other emerging clean technologies—and to do so faster than ever before. We need to expand our electric transmission system to move power to where people are, modernize ...
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Maura Healey. Federal & State Elected Officials. Title: Governor. Phone: (617) 725-4005. Contact Governor Healey's Office. Return to Staff Directory. Get Job Posting Updates. Public Meetings Learn More. Building Inspections Learn More.
Maura Healey. 39,419 likes · 47 talking about this. Governor of Massachusetts. Civil rights lawyer. Daughter. Sister. Aunt. Baller.
COMMITTEE TO ELECT MAURA HEALEY. Healey For Governor PO Box 15 Boston, MA 02137 General inquiries: info@maurahealey.com Press inquiries: press@maurahealey.com
