Maura Healey’s reelection as Massachusetts governor produced a 27.7-point Democratic margin, aligning with the market’s dominant 25-30% outcome at 72.5%. Consistent pre-election polling averages placed the incumbent Democrat 20 points ahead of Republican challenger Michael Minogue, reflecting the state’s strong Democratic lean and Healey’s established record. Minogue’s record self-funding failed to close the gap amid voter priorities on affordability and national political dynamics. With over 90% of votes counted by November 5, final tallies of roughly 62% to 35% have locked in the range, leaving limited room for shifts from remaining precincts. Trader consensus on this bucket reflects the predictable partisan outcome in a solidly blue state.