Mass. voters hit the polls on Election Day

As reported by wbur.org · Updated 5 Nov, 00:47 · Archive

Across the country, the focus is on a few key races that could shift the balance of power on Capitol Hill. But in Massachusetts, incumbents are broadly expected to keep their seats. Residents are focused on the nine ballot questions that ask about issues ranging from gun laws to election rules.

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• Sorting out the Mass. ballot question results following the midtermswbur.org · 5 Nov, 00:47
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• Question 3: Mass. voters opt to keep partisan state primariesSupporters of the ballot question had urged voters to back a swap to what are called "all-party" primaries or "top-two" primaries as a solution to Massachusetts' dearth of competitive elections. Opponents, meanwhile, had countered that all-party primaries would hurt independent candidates.wbur.org · 4 Nov, 06:44
• Question 1 passes: Voters say Mass. governor, legislature must follow public records lawBallot Question 1 brings state lawmakers and the governor under the same law that applies to city and town governments, and state agencies.wbur.org · 4 Nov, 04:43
• Mass. town-by-town results map: governor, U.S. Senate and statewide ballot questionsSee how your town or city voted in the Massachusetts governor's contest and U.S. Senate race. You can also view town-by-town results for the state's nine ballot questions.wbur.org · 3 Nov, 23:58
• What to watch for on election night in MassachusettsFrom a historic number of ballot questions to a record-setting gubernatorial race, here are the highlights of the midterm election ballot in Massachusetts.wbur.org · 3 Nov, 12:00
• Mass. voters hit the polls on Election DayAcross the country, the focus is on a few key races that could shift the balance of power on Capitol Hill. But in Massachusetts, incumbents are broadly expected to keep their seats. Residents are focused on the nine ballot questions that ask about issues ranging from gun laws to election rules.wbur.org · 3 Nov, 12:00