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Elizabeth Dionne enters race for Massachusetts State Treasurer

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Elizabeth Dionne entered the race for Massachusetts State Treasurer on October 14, 2026, challenging incumbent Deb Goldberg. Dionne pledged to order an independent audit of all 13 Treasury departments, specifically naming the Massachusetts School Building Authority, Alcoholic Beverages Control Commission, and the Massachusetts Lottery. She also stated she would not accept donations from any industry regulated by the Treasurer.

From sentinelandenterprise.com

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The campaign proposals introduce a potential shift in state financial oversight, as Dionne has called for audits of agencies that the Legislature and others have resisted. Her pledge to reject industry donations directly impacts the regulatory relationship between the Treasurer's Department and regulated businesses in Massachusetts.

From sentinelandenterprise.com

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    The Massachusetts Lottery might face changes in revenue oversight due to proposed independent audits.

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