Ozonoff for Auditor - 2026

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Massachusetts taxpayers deserve an independent watchdog who will follow the facts wherever they lead, regardless of party, politics, or special interests.


For too long, Beacon Hill has operated with too little transparency and too little accountability. The Auditor's office should belong to the people, not to any political party. As a lifelong advocate for liberty, Al Ozonoff is running to bring independent oversight, fiscal accountability, and constitutional principles back to state government.


Al's campaign is guided by FREE principles:

F — Fiscal Accountability - exposing waste and inefficiency

R — Real Independence - oversight free from party loyalty

E — End Gov't Overreach - proper checks on state power

E — Empower Citizens - ensuring government serves the people


Major party candidates begin with party machinery, institutional support, and media attention. Libertarian candidates rely on citizens who believe government should be transparent, accountable, and limited.


Every contribution helps us reach voters across Massachusetts, secure ballot access, spread our message, and build a campaign capable of challenging the political establishment.


Whether you can contribute $10, $50, $100, or more, your support helps advance the cause of liberty and accountable government in Massachusetts.


Thank you for standing with us.


Al Ozonoff


Ozonoff for Auditor is a committee organized with the Massachusetts Office of Campaign and Political Finance.

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