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Voters across Massachusetts cast ballots in the 2026 Election on Nov. 3. They are deciding everything from the next governor to nine ballots questions.
Massachusetts voters will elect 200 members of the state Legislature in the midterm election on Tuesday.
It's time to vote in the 2026 midterm elections in Massachusetts. Here's what you need to know about when polls open and close Tuesday.
Get all the information you need for Tuesday on WPRI.com and the WPRI 12 News app.
Two states, Alaska and Rhode Island, allow same-day voter registration only during presidential elections. Voters in Massachusetts, who cannot register to vote on Election Day, will have the chance to decide whether the state should allow same-day voter registration on Nov.
An underappreciated facet of the controversy that has rocked the Alaska Senate race: Voting reforms adopted by the state in 2020 will likely blunt the effectiveness of an apparent Democratic scheme to place a second candidate named Dan Sullivan on the ballot.
Massachusetts treasurer candidate incumbent Democrat Deb Goldberg and Republican Elizabeth Dionne got the chance to briefly spar during a “mini” debate aired Sunday just days before the general election.
Battling President Trump continued to be the main theme for Gov. Maura Healey’s campaign as the first-term governor brought in the Bay State’s Democratic political heavyweights to join her on a final campaign push in the weekend leading up to the election. “Are you ready to fight? Are you ready to get out there and teach Donald Trump a lesson on Tuesday?” Sen. Ed Markey said in his very first ...
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