HAMILTON, Mass. – The Mike Minogue for Governor campaign today announced a second consecutive month of powerful momentum, out-raising and out-funding opponents and entering December with nearly 2-3x the cash-on-hand.
The campaign raised and contributed $2,259,621 in November, following $1,873,709 in October, resulting in $4,133,330 raised and contributed. The back-to-back strength underscores growing enthusiasm from voters looking for disciplined leadership focused on lowering costs and putting taxpayers first. Since early October, the campaign has invested in widespread advertising to grow name recognition, reaching 1.6 million voters through Boston broadcast including Patriots game ads, and delivering more than 12 million digital ads directly to voters through streaming and YouTube.
“The support we’ve seen these first two months shows voters want a new kind of governor,” said Mike Minogue. “I am grateful to all the donors and volunteers joining our campaign. We are focused on bringing accountability, affordability, opportunity, and keeping communities safe in Massachusetts.”
The decisive financial advantage, paired with grassroots enthusiasm from RTCs (Republican Town Committees) across the commonwealth, confirms what supporters are seeing: Mike Minogue has the momentum, message, and resources necessary to win the general election.
After only two months, the Minogue campaign reported $2,126,817.00 cash-on-hand, compared to:
- After 8 months, Kennealy: $1,347,588.96 (Minogue has 1.58x more)
- After 7 months, Shortsleeve: $747,497.09 (Minogue has 2.9x more)
Despite Kennealy and Shortsleeve being a part of the political establishment, Minogue has out-raised and out-funded them with 2-3x the number of donors and cash-on-hand in October and November. This highlights a decisive early advantage that reflects a campaign built on grassroots momentum across Massachusetts.