Deborah B. Goldberg
Massachusetts Office of Campaign and Political Finance filings for 2026. State and federal filing periods differ, so this does not line up with the FEC cycle totals shown for members of Congress.
Sources by sector
Top PAC donors and outside spending combined, classified by industry. Reflects the largest committees on file for cycle 2024 — not total funds raised.
- Labor / Unions52%
- Other42%
- Real Estate & Construction6%
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- Labor / Unions
- Real Estate & Construction
- Law & Lobbying
- Other
Top PAC donors
Political action committees that gave directly to this candidate's committee, cycle 2024. Expand a row for who they are.
- 01Massachusetts and Northern New England Laborers' District Council$1,000PAC
- 02Retired Public Employees Committee For Political Action,2025$1,000PAC
- 03Massachusetts Restaurant Association PAC$750PAC
- 04Bridge & Structural Iron Workers Local 7$500PAC
- 05Brockton Firefighters Peoples Committee$500PAC
- 06Ironworkers Local #7 MA PAC$500PAC
- 07Mass Package Stores Association PAC$500PAC
- 08Massachusetts Association of Realtors PAC$500
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The National Association of REALTORS is the largest U.S. real-estate trade association; its political action committee (RPAC) is consistently one of the highest-spending PACs in federal elections, contributing to House and Senate candidates of both parties who support real-estate, housing, and homeownership interests. more →
- 09New England Regional Council of Carpenters PAC Fund \$500PAC
- 10Professional Fire Fighters of Massachusetts$500PAC
- 11Professional Fire Fighters of Massachusetts-2025$500PAC
- 12SEIU Local 888 PAC$500PAC
- 13Teamsters Local 25 PAC$500PAC
Outside spending
Independent expenditures by outside groups (super PACs) supporting or opposing this candidate — money spent without coordinating with the campaign. Cycle 2024.
No independent expenditures for or against this candidate were reported for cycle 2024.
Top employers & company sources
Largest sources of itemized individual contributions, grouped by donor employer.
- 01Not Employed$84,900
- 02Retired$10,350
- 03Horizon Beverage$8,000
- 04Chestnut Hill Realty$6,000
- 05Troutman Pepper Locke LLP$5,550
- 06Waterstone Properties Group$5,500
- 07Not employed$4,125
- 08Mintz$4,000
- 09Martignetti Companies$4,000
- 10Merrimack Valley Dist Co. Inc.$4,000
- 11Mintz Levin$3,125
- 12McDermott, Quilty & Miller$3,000
- 13Davios$3,000
- 14Wingate Living$3,000
- 15Foley & Lardner LLP$3,000
Source: Massachusetts Office of Campaign and Political Finance. Each state sets its own reporting threshold, so the smallest donations may be reported only as a total. Individual contributor data is presented for journalistic and informational purposes and must not be used for any commercial purpose or to solicit contributions.