Maura Healey Wins Second Term

Massachusetts Governor Maura Healey secured a second four-year term after defeating Republican businessman Mike Minogue. Healey emphasized themes of unity and regional leadership in her victory speech.

Republican candidate for governor Mike Minogue greets supporters outside a polling place at Christ The King Church on Pleasant Street in Worcester Nov. 3.

Governor Maura Healey secured a second four-year term leading Massachusetts on Tuesday night, defeating Republican challenger Mike Minogue. The victory extends Democratic control in a key United States state amid a closely watched gubernatorial contest. Healey's campaign strategy successfully tied her opponent to national politics, overcoming economic critiques from the challenger.