A new kind of governor Former CEO Michael Minogue launches GOP bid to challenge Healey

Boston, MALocal News

Michael Minogue launched his campaign for governor of Massachusetts, aiming to challenge incumbent Maura Healey in the 2026 election. In a video announcement, he expressed concern for working families, stating they have been overlooked by the current political system. Minogue brings significant experience as a former CEO of Abiomed and a military veteran of Desert Storm. He enters a competitive Republican primary against Mike Kennealy, who claims a strong track record in job creation, and Brian Shortsleeve, who promotes his outsider status. Minogue's financial contributions to the GOP, including over half a million to the Republican National Committee, demonstrate his commitment to the party.

His campaign also emphasizes his family's Catholic values and their foundation supporting education and veteran opportunities. The race reflects the GOP's effort to regain influence in Massachusetts politics. Minogue aims to resonate with voters disillusioned by rising costs and political neglect.

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