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Nov 3, 2026

What this office does: The state auditor audits state agencies and programs for how they spend public money.

Al Ozonoff

Libertarian

Medford

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Diana DiZoglioCandidate photo via League of Women Voters VOTE411

Diana DiZoglio

DemocraticIncumbent

Methuen

The gist

  • Pledges to complete the legislative audit
  • Proposes auditing the MBTA, DCF and education department
  • Proposes reviewing unfunded mandates before bills become law
  • Supports Question 1 expanding the public records lawIn office

In office = from the candidate's own official statements or legislation as an officeholder, not their campaign.

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  1. Pledges to complete the legislative audit

    VOTE411 Voter Guide: 2026 Massachusetts State Auditor

    Candidate questionnaire · League of Women Voters (VOTE411) · onyourballot.vote411.org

    “First, it is critical to complete the legislative audit and continue pursuing accountability through the ongoing litigation associated with that work.”
  2. Proposes auditing the MBTA, DCF and education department

    VOTE411 Voter Guide: 2026 Massachusetts State Auditor

    Candidate questionnaire · League of Women Voters (VOTE411) · onyourballot.vote411.org

    “including the MBTA, the Department of Children and Families, and the Department of Elementary and Secondary Education”
  3. Proposes reviewing unfunded mandates before bills become law

    VOTE411 Voter Guide: 2026 Massachusetts State Auditor

    Candidate questionnaire · League of Women Voters (VOTE411) · onyourballot.vote411.org

    “evaluating proposed legislative language before it becomes law rather than after implementation.”
  4. Supports Question 1 expanding the public records law

    Information for Voters: 2026 Ballot Questions

    Government record · Secretary of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts · sec.state.ma.us

    “Question 1 puts the Legislature and the Governor’s office under the same public records law as everyone else.”

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