AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoGovernor’s Race: A new UMass Amherst/WCVB poll gives Maura Healey a 57%-32% lead over Republican Mike Minogue. Republican lieutenant governor nominee Shawn Oliver suspended his campaign after an OUI arrest, but his name will remain on the ballot. Voters also face nine ballot questions on Nov. 3. Environment: PFAS was detected in 87% of tested Massachusetts waterways, with 64 fish-consumption advisories in place. Health Care: The state adopted tougher nursing home rules, while nurses at Boston Medical Center canceled a planned strike after ratifying a contract. Transit: The MBTA offered a first look at new Green Line trains, and Orange Line trains can now reach 55 mph on a stretch between Boston and Somerville after track work. Utility Bills: Healey is pressing utilities to send ratepayer refunds now rather than wait until 2027, as New England leaders seek repayment of more than $1.5 billion in alleged overcharges.
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