State House reporter for the @BostonGlobe, covering politics and government. Formerly @bostonherald. Reach me at [email protected]
Boston, United States (Local)
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Matt Stout's coverage primarily focuses on government and politics, with a strong emphasis on local news within Massachusetts. His articles cover various topics such as elections, ballot measures, tax laws, cannabis regulation, homelessness, infrastructure projects and voting rights.
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By: Matt Stout
Lamenting a breakdown in the democratic process, the Massachusetts Senate on Thursday passed an unusual measure allowing it to debate and take roll
By: Samantha J. Gross, Matt Stout
While lobbyists are capped at giving just $200 to candidates annually, other members of the public — their spouses included — can give up to five times that.
By: Matt Stout
US Representative Jared Golden has navigated one of the country’s most competitive districts for years, winning in run-offs and by slim margins by emphasizing an independent streak that may be unmatched even by Maine’s famously free-thinking political standards.
By: Matt Stout
For the second time in as many sessions, the Massachusetts House's top Republican blocked a sweeping climate bill from advancing Monday, extending
By: Matt Stout
Former New York City mayor Michael Bloomberg gave $2.5 million to the group trying to beat back a ballot question that would eliminate the MCAS test
By: Matt Stout
Some are “100 percent Trumpers,” others not so much. They love him, or think he's arrogant and narcissistic. They gladly support “King Trump,” but also hold their nose while doing it.
By: Matt Stout
Over nearly a decade, Donald Trump has maintained a nearly immovable base of support, even in Massachusetts. Yet for a man who once said he values loyalty above “everything,” blind fealty is not why.
By: Samantha J. Gross, Matt Stout
MANCHESTER, N.H. — Kelly Ayotte has accused her Democratic rival of believing in a “Massachusetts model,” warned New Hampshire should not “go the
By: Jenna Reyes, Diti Kohli, Katie Johnston, Mandy Mclaren, James Vaznis, Matt Stout
Globe reporters hosted an Ask Me Anything session on Reddit earlier this week that was focused on the five statewide ballot questions Massachusetts residents will be voting on this Tuesday.
There are a lot of decisions to make with the five ballot questions in Mass. this Election Day. The topics range widely: Should the MCAS test be a requirement to graduate?
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