State campaign receipts from Massachusetts OCPF show local legislators raising mostly in-state dollars beside the governor’s larger statewide war chest—public totals, not a charge of impropriety.
Massachusetts Office of Campaign and Political Finance (OCPF) receipt pulls for 2023-01-01 → 2026-10-24 (kit `ocpf.py` / OpenFEC–adjacent packs) cover three statewide or western-Massachusetts officials. Figures are public filings. High in-state shares are common for local races; they are not a judgment of ethics.
Who’s who
| Official | Office | Why listed |
|---|---|---|
| Lindsay Sabadosa | MA House, 1st Hampshire | Local state House (Northampton area) |
| Jo Comerford | MA Senate (Hampshire, Franklin & Worcester) | Local state Senate |
| Maura Healey | Governor | Statewide (no legislative roll calls) |
Receipt totals
| Official | Items | Total receipts | % of dollars from MA addresses |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sabadosa | 1,192 | $74,289 | 92.5% |
| Comerford | 3,572 | $199,860 | 96.9% |
| Healey | 53,960 | $11,407,990 | 83.8% |
Sources: OCPF pack / `ma-money-insights` for Sabadosa and Comerford dollar totals; `logs/ocpf.log` for Comerford and Healey API summary totals; `book_queries.out` §H for MA address shares.
Local texture (Sabadosa & Comerford)
- Comerford: Individual money dominates (~$183,985 of ~$199,860). Top city dollars include Northampton ($60,106), Florence, Amherst, Greenfield. Top employer labels: Not Employed, Retired, Self.
- Sabadosa: $74,289 across 1,192 receipts; Northampton (~$30,505), Florence, Leeds lead geography. Top employer labels: Retired, Not Employed, Self-employed, Smith College.
- Healey: Statewide scale—~$11.4M and 53,960 items in the OCPF pull—with 83.8% of receipt dollars from MA addresses. The governor casts no legislative votes; signing/veto tables are not in this kit.
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Use the snapshot to show scale and geography for western Massachusetts state races next to the governor’s ledger. Do not treat PAC or union line items as proof of a quid pro quo.