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Elections from local newsrooms
From WCVB, Boston 25 News and 4 more newsrooms, gathered by TMI, 6AM City’s local news service, in the last two days.
WCVB1 hour ago
Massachusetts gubernatorial candidates Healey, Minogue make final pitches to voters, on WCVBWhat do Gov. Maura Healey and challenger Mike Minogue want voters to hear before they go to the ballot box? We gave each candidate a chance to share their final pitch.
Also reported byBoston 25 News
watertownmanews.com5 hours ago
STATE ELECTION: Voters Will Head to Polls Tuesday, Thousands Have Already Cast Ballots, on watertownmanews.comBy Charlie Breitrose Tuesday Nov. 3, 2026 is Election Day in Massachusetts, and while many voters will head to the polls in Watertown, nearly 6,000 have already voted by mail or during the early-in person voting period. Watertown City Clerk Noelle Gilligan said that as of Monday, more than 1,950 people voted during the early
MetroWest Daily News7 hours ago
Early voting draws thousands across MetroWest ahead of Election Day, on MetroWest Daily NewsThousands of MetroWest voters cast ballots early, with Natick reporting 29.3% turnout and mail-in ballots still being processed.
Wicked Local14 hours ago
Question 8 could deepen budget gaps in Massachusetts towns, on Wicked LocalWhat Framingham and Franklin officials say marijuana sale taxes supports and what potential service cuts, other revenue need to come, if the measure passes.
Waltham Times22 hours ago
Waltham poll workers prepare for Election Day, on Waltham TimesWith the midterms just days away, election officials, political candidates and their campaign staff have been busy preparing. But there is another group that has also been busy prepping for
Waltham Times23 hours ago
The week ahead: Election Day and beyond in Waltham’s city government, on Waltham TimesWaltham City Hall on the evening of August 3, 2026. Photo by The Waltham Times. Tuesday is Election Day. Across the country, voters will elect new