All statesGeneral election · November 3, 2026
Massachusetts
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Ballot measure · CertifiedQuestion 1: Expanding the Public Records Law
Would expand the state public records law, but the exact official ballot text was not accessible in this session.
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Question 1: Expanding the Public Records Law
Would expand the state public records law, but the exact official ballot text was not accessible in this session.
Official ballot wording
Information incomplete.
Yes would approve the measure.
No would reject the measure.
Financial impact
Information incomplete; no official fiscal analysis was accessible in this session.
Supporters’ strongest case
Information incomplete; official pro statement not accessible in this session.
Opponents’ strongest case
Information incomplete; official con statement not accessible in this session.
Key facts
- The Secretary of the Commonwealth said this question will appear on the November 3, 2026 State Election ballot.
- The official ballot question list names it 'Expanding the Public Records Law.'
- The Secretary’s office said the 2026 Information for Voters booklet will include the text of each question, a summary, the full text of the proposed law, yes/no statements, and arguments from proponents and opponents.
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OfficialBallot Question Numbers Assigned for November Ballot↗OfficialState Elections Division Certifies Final Ballot Question Signature Totals↗OfficialElections Division Publications↗Ballot measure · CertifiedQuestion 2: Collective Bargaining for CPCS Employees
Would change labor rules for employees of the Committee for Public Counsel Services, but the exact official ballot text was not accessible in this session.
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Question 2: Collective Bargaining for CPCS Employees
Would change labor rules for employees of the Committee for Public Counsel Services, but the exact official ballot text was not accessible in this session.
Official ballot wording
Information incomplete.
Yes would approve the measure.
No would reject the measure.
Financial impact
Information incomplete; no official fiscal analysis was accessible in this session.
Supporters’ strongest case
Information incomplete; official pro statement not accessible in this session.
Opponents’ strongest case
Information incomplete; official con statement not accessible in this session.
Key facts
- The Secretary of the Commonwealth said this question will appear on the November 3, 2026 State Election ballot.
- The official ballot question list names it 'Collective Bargaining for CPCS Employees.'
- The Secretary’s office said the 2026 Information for Voters booklet will include the text of each question, a summary, the full text of the proposed law, yes/no statements, and arguments from proponents and opponents.
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OfficialBallot Question Numbers Assigned for November Ballot↗OfficialState Elections Division Certifies Final Ballot Question Signature Totals↗OfficialElections Division Publications↗Ballot measure · CertifiedQuestion 3: State Primary Elections
Would change the way state primary elections are run, but the exact official ballot text was not accessible in this session.
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Question 3: State Primary Elections
Would change the way state primary elections are run, but the exact official ballot text was not accessible in this session.
Official ballot wording
Information incomplete.
Yes would approve the measure.
No would reject the measure.
Financial impact
Information incomplete; no official fiscal analysis was accessible in this session.
Supporters’ strongest case
Information incomplete; official pro statement not accessible in this session.
Opponents’ strongest case
Information incomplete; official con statement not accessible in this session.
Key facts
- The Secretary of the Commonwealth said this question will appear on the November 3, 2026 State Election ballot.
- The official ballot question list names it 'State Primary Elections.'
- The Secretary’s office said the 2026 Information for Voters booklet will include the text of each question, a summary, the full text of the proposed law, yes/no statements, and arguments from proponents and opponents.
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OfficialBallot Question Numbers Assigned for November Ballot↗OfficialState Elections Division Certifies Final Ballot Question Signature Totals↗OfficialElections Division Publications↗Ballot measure · CertifiedQuestion 4: Election Day Registration
Would allow same-day voter registration, but the exact official ballot text was not accessible in this session.
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Question 4: Election Day Registration
Would allow same-day voter registration, but the exact official ballot text was not accessible in this session.
Official ballot wording
Information incomplete.
Yes would approve the measure.
No would reject the measure.
Financial impact
Information incomplete; no official fiscal analysis was accessible in this session.
Supporters’ strongest case
Information incomplete; official pro statement not accessible in this session.
Opponents’ strongest case
Information incomplete; official con statement not accessible in this session.
Key facts
- The Secretary of the Commonwealth said this question will appear on the November 3, 2026 State Election ballot.
- The official ballot question list names it 'Election Day Registration.'
- The Secretary’s office said the 2026 Information for Voters booklet will include the text of each question, a summary, the full text of the proposed law, yes/no statements, and arguments from proponents and opponents.
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OfficialBallot Question Numbers Assigned for November Ballot↗OfficialState Elections Division Certifies Final Ballot Question Signature Totals↗OfficialElections Division Publications↗Ballot measure · CertifiedQuestion 5: State Revenue Limit & Rebate
Would change the state revenue limit and rebate rules, but the exact official ballot text was not accessible in this session.
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Question 5: State Revenue Limit & Rebate
Would change the state revenue limit and rebate rules, but the exact official ballot text was not accessible in this session.
Official ballot wording
Information incomplete.
Yes would approve the measure.
No would reject the measure.
Financial impact
Information incomplete; no official fiscal analysis was accessible in this session.
Supporters’ strongest case
Information incomplete; official pro statement not accessible in this session.
Opponents’ strongest case
Information incomplete; official con statement not accessible in this session.
Key facts
- The Secretary of the Commonwealth said this question will appear on the November 3, 2026 State Election ballot.
- The official ballot question list names it 'State Revenue Limit & Rebate.'
- The Secretary’s office said the 2026 Information for Voters booklet will include the text of each question, a summary, the full text of the proposed law, yes/no statements, and arguments from proponents and opponents.
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OfficialBallot Question Numbers Assigned for November Ballot↗OfficialState Elections Division Certifies Final Ballot Question Signature Totals↗OfficialElections Division Publications↗Ballot measure · CertifiedQuestion 6: Natural Resource Conservation Fund
Would create or change a natural resource conservation fund, but the exact official ballot text was not accessible in this session.
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Question 6: Natural Resource Conservation Fund
Would create or change a natural resource conservation fund, but the exact official ballot text was not accessible in this session.
Official ballot wording
Information incomplete.
Yes would approve the measure.
No would reject the measure.
Financial impact
Information incomplete; no official fiscal analysis was accessible in this session.
Supporters’ strongest case
Information incomplete; official pro statement not accessible in this session.
Opponents’ strongest case
Information incomplete; official con statement not accessible in this session.
Key facts
- The Secretary of the Commonwealth said this question will appear on the November 3, 2026 State Election ballot.
- The official ballot question list names it 'Natural Resource Conservation Fund.'
- The Secretary’s office said the 2026 Information for Voters booklet will include the text of each question, a summary, the full text of the proposed law, yes/no statements, and arguments from proponents and opponents.
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OfficialBallot Question Numbers Assigned for November Ballot↗OfficialState Elections Division Certifies Final Ballot Question Signature Totals↗OfficialElections Division Publications↗Ballot measure · CertifiedQuestion 7: Single Family Homes
Would change rules affecting single-family homes, but the exact official ballot text was not accessible in this session.
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Question 7: Single Family Homes
Would change rules affecting single-family homes, but the exact official ballot text was not accessible in this session.
Official ballot wording
Information incomplete.
Yes would approve the measure.
No would reject the measure.
Financial impact
Information incomplete; no official fiscal analysis was accessible in this session.
Supporters’ strongest case
Information incomplete; official pro statement not accessible in this session.
Opponents’ strongest case
Information incomplete; official con statement not accessible in this session.
Key facts
- The Secretary of the Commonwealth said this question will appear on the November 3, 2026 State Election ballot.
- The official ballot question list names it 'Single Family Homes.'
- The Secretary’s office said the 2026 Information for Voters booklet will include the text of each question, a summary, the full text of the proposed law, yes/no statements, and arguments from proponents and opponents.
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OfficialBallot Question Numbers Assigned for November Ballot↗OfficialState Elections Division Certifies Final Ballot Question Signature Totals↗OfficialElections Division Publications↗Ballot measure · CertifiedQuestion 8: Prohibit Retail Sale of Adult Recreational Use Marijuana
Would prohibit retail sales of adult recreational-use marijuana, but the exact official ballot text was not accessible in this session.
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Question 8: Prohibit Retail Sale of Adult Recreational Use Marijuana
Would prohibit retail sales of adult recreational-use marijuana, but the exact official ballot text was not accessible in this session.
Official ballot wording
Information incomplete.
Yes would approve the measure.
No would reject the measure.
Financial impact
Information incomplete; no official fiscal analysis was accessible in this session.
Supporters’ strongest case
Information incomplete; official pro statement not accessible in this session.
Opponents’ strongest case
Information incomplete; official con statement not accessible in this session.
Key facts
- The Secretary of the Commonwealth said this question will appear on the November 3, 2026 State Election ballot.
- The official ballot question list names it 'Prohibit Retail Sale of Adult Recreational Use Marijuana.'
- The Secretary’s office said the 2026 Information for Voters booklet will include the text of each question, a summary, the full text of the proposed law, yes/no statements, and arguments from proponents and opponents.
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OfficialBallot Question Numbers Assigned for November Ballot↗OfficialState Elections Division Certifies Final Ballot Question Signature Totals↗OfficialElections Division Publications↗Ballot measure · CertifiedQuestion 9: Firearms Regulation
Would change firearms regulation, but the exact official ballot text was not accessible in this session.
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Question 9: Firearms Regulation
Would change firearms regulation, but the exact official ballot text was not accessible in this session.
Official ballot wording
Information incomplete.
Yes would approve the measure.
No would reject the measure.
Financial impact
Information incomplete; no official fiscal analysis was accessible in this session.
Supporters’ strongest case
Information incomplete; official pro statement not accessible in this session.
Opponents’ strongest case
Information incomplete; official con statement not accessible in this session.
Key facts
- The Secretary of the Commonwealth said this question will appear on the November 3, 2026 State Election ballot.
- The official ballot question list names it 'Firearms Regulation.'
- The Secretary’s office said the 2026 Information for Voters booklet will include the text of each question, a summary, the full text of the proposed law, yes/no statements, and arguments from proponents and opponents.
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OfficialBallot Question Numbers Assigned for November Ballot↗OfficialState Elections Division Certifies Final Ballot Question Signature Totals↗OfficialElections Division Publications↗Federal race · Information incompleteU.S. Senate: United States Senator from Massachusetts
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U.S. Senate: United States Senator from Massachusetts
What this office does
This office is one of Massachusetts’s two seats in the U.S. Senate. The senator helps make federal law, votes on the federal budget and treaties, and reviews presidential nominees and federal policies.
Financial impact
No official fiscal estimate was located.
Supporters’ strongest case
No sourced argument was located.
Opponents’ strongest case
No sourced argument was located.
Key facts
- The Massachusetts November 3, 2026 state election includes U.S. Senator on the ballot.
- The official Massachusetts Elections Division says it publishes a complete list of candidates for each statewide election.
- I could not extract the certified U.S. Senate candidate names from the accessible official candidate-list page output.
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OfficialMassachusetts Upcoming Elections↗OfficialMassachusetts Candidate List Archives↗Official2026 Candidates↗Statewide race · Information incompleteGovernor and Lieutenant Governor: Governor and Lieutenant Governor of Massachusetts
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Governor and Lieutenant Governor: Governor and Lieutenant Governor of Massachusetts
What this office does
The governor is the chief executive of Massachusetts. The governor leads state agencies, proposes a state budget, signs or vetoes bills, and oversees how state laws are carried out. The lieutenant governor is next in line and performs duties assigned by law or by the governor.
Financial impact
No official fiscal estimate was located.
Supporters’ strongest case
No sourced argument was located.
Opponents’ strongest case
No sourced argument was located.
Key facts
- The Massachusetts November 3, 2026 state election includes Governor and Lieutenant Governor on the ballot.
- The official Massachusetts Elections Division says it publishes a complete list of candidates for each statewide election.
- I could not extract the certified candidate names from the accessible official candidate-list page output.
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OfficialMassachusetts Upcoming Elections↗OfficialMassachusetts Candidate List Archives↗Official2026 Candidates↗Statewide race · Information incompleteAttorney General: Attorney General of Massachusetts
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Attorney General: Attorney General of Massachusetts
What this office does
The attorney general is the state’s top lawyer. The office enforces many state laws, handles legal action for the commonwealth, and protects consumers and public interests.
Financial impact
No official fiscal estimate was located.
Supporters’ strongest case
No sourced argument was located.
Opponents’ strongest case
No sourced argument was located.
Key facts
- The Massachusetts November 3, 2026 state election includes Attorney General on the ballot.
- The official Massachusetts Elections Division says it publishes a complete list of candidates for each statewide election.
- I could not extract the certified candidate names from the accessible official candidate-list page output.
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OfficialMassachusetts Upcoming Elections↗OfficialMassachusetts Candidate List Archives↗Official2026 Candidates↗Statewide race · Information incompleteSecretary of State: Secretary of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts
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Secretary of State: Secretary of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts
What this office does
The Secretary of the Commonwealth runs the state elections system, keeps many public records, oversees business filings, and manages several other public information services.
Financial impact
No official fiscal estimate was located.
Supporters’ strongest case
No sourced argument was located.
Opponents’ strongest case
No sourced argument was located.
Key facts
- The Massachusetts November 3, 2026 state election includes Secretary of State on the ballot.
- The official Massachusetts Elections Division says it publishes a complete list of candidates for each statewide election.
- I could not extract the certified candidate names from the accessible official candidate-list page output.
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OfficialMassachusetts Upcoming Elections↗OfficialMassachusetts Candidate List Archives↗Official2026 Candidates↗Statewide race · Information incompleteTreasurer: Treasurer and Receiver-General of Massachusetts
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Treasurer: Treasurer and Receiver-General of Massachusetts
What this office does
The treasurer manages the state’s money, debt, and many financial operations. The office also oversees some savings, investment, and financial programs for the commonwealth.
Financial impact
No official fiscal estimate was located.
Supporters’ strongest case
No sourced argument was located.
Opponents’ strongest case
No sourced argument was located.
Key facts
- The Massachusetts November 3, 2026 state election includes Treasurer on the ballot.
- The official Massachusetts Elections Division says it publishes a complete list of candidates for each statewide election.
- I could not extract the certified candidate names from the accessible official candidate-list page output.
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OfficialMassachusetts Upcoming Elections↗OfficialMassachusetts Candidate List Archives↗Official2026 Candidates↗Statewide race · Information incompleteAuditor: Auditor of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts
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Auditor: Auditor of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts
What this office does
The auditor reviews how state money is spent, checks state programs and agencies, and reports whether public funds are used properly.
Financial impact
No official fiscal estimate was located.
Supporters’ strongest case
No sourced argument was located.
Opponents’ strongest case
No sourced argument was located.
Key facts
- The Massachusetts November 3, 2026 state election includes Auditor on the ballot.
- The official Massachusetts Elections Division says it publishes a complete list of candidates for each statewide election.
- I could not extract the certified candidate names from the accessible official candidate-list page output.
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OfficialMassachusetts Upcoming Elections↗OfficialMassachusetts Candidate List Archives↗Official2026 Candidates↗Last checked September 3, 2026 at 12:00 AM. AI-drafted from official election sources. Always confirm your sample ballot with your state or local election office.