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Massachusetts Attorney General Andrea Campbell Running for Reelection
Andrea Joy Campbell emphasizes consumer protection, affordability, and youth well-being while opposing federal policies in her 2026 reelection campaign for Massachusetts attorney general.
- On October 21, 2025, Massachusetts Attorney General Andrea Joy Campbell announced her campaign for reelection from a South End park and released a social media video called `Fearless`.
- Campbell emphasized priorities of affordability and consumer protection, framing her campaign around youth well-being and nearly 40 lawsuits challenging the federal administration.
- Campbell pointed to consumer‑protection lawsuits, returning more than $400 million to families, creating new enforcement units, and filing the 2024 TikTok suit.
- Campbell framed the decision as unfinished work and announced her intention to run again, noting no other candidate declared and urging leadership with empathy and urgency.
- Potential terrain for the campaign includes the legislative audit and MBTA zoning fights, as State Auditor Diana DiZoglio seeks to audit the Legislature and local officials contest Campbell's housing enforcement.
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