Voters will head to the polls on Tuesday, Nov. 3, for a critical vote that will decide who takes control of the US House and Senate, and, more locally, seats and ballot questions in Massachusetts. Below, you’ll find a link to your polling place and top stories that appeared in the Recorder.
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Voters must write in candidates for PVRSD School Committee on Nov. 3
Voters in Bernardston, Leyden, and Northfield will have to nominate candidates via write-in for the Pioneer Valley Regional School District on Nov. 3 following administrative errors and missed deadlines.
Question 5 explained: What Massachusetts’ tax revenue cap change would mean for refunds and the budget
Voters will decide on Nov. 3 whether to change the formula Massachusetts uses to cap state tax revenue. Supporters of Question 5 say it would return money to taxpayers through refunds, while opponents contend it…
Massachusetts residents to decide practicality, feasibility of same-day voter registration through Question 4
Massachusetts voters will decide on Nov. 3 whether to approve Ballot Question 4, an initiative seeking to allow eligible residents to register to vote on Election Day.
‘We’re not done yet’: Wondolowski rallies supporters for final campaign push in 1st Franklin District race
Democratic state representative candidate Lora Wondolowski rallied supporters in South Deerfield to prepare for the Nov. 3 election against Independent challenger Amy Lavallee.
Local Republicans, Democrats push back on proposed all-party primary system
Massachusetts voters will consider replacing the current party-specific primary system with a single non-partisan primary via ballot Question 3 on Nov. 3, a measure supported by some former governors and unions but opposed by many…
Local attorneys await verdict on Question 2, to allow collective bargaining for CPCS employees
Massachusetts voters will decide on Nov. 3 whether Ballot Question 2 should permit employees of the Committee for Public Counsel Services to engage in collective bargaining.
Neal touts record, Milleron pitches change in heated 1st Congressional District debate
Incumbent Democratic U.S. Rep. Richard Neal and Independent challenger Nadia Milleron debated key issues such as tariffs, tax reform and foreign policy ahead of the Nov. 3 election for Massachusetts’ 1st Congressional District.
Question 1 battle may not end at ballot box
Supporters of Question 1, including State Auditor Diana DiZoglio, are prepared to file lawsuits if the Massachusetts Legislature attempts to replace the proposed public records law with a narrower alternative following the November vote.
Three candidates seek election to Franklin County sheriff’s seat
Three candidates — Lori Streeter, Jon Hall and Gary Gagnon — are competing for the remaining two years of a six-year term as Franklin County sheriff in an election on Nov. 3.
Indivisible North Quabbin holds rally to encourage early voting
Indivisible North Quabbin hosted a ‘No Kings: Vote Early’ demonstration in Orange on Saturday to promote early voting for the Massachusetts midterm elections and collect donations for the local food pantry.
Speed dating-style session helps voters prep for nine ballot questions
The League of Women Voters of Franklin County held a speed dating-style information session at Greenfield Community College to educate voters about the nine ballot questions appearing on the upcoming Nov. 3 ballot.
Affordability, accountability dominate Healey-Minogue finale
Gov. Maura Healey and Republican challenger Mike Minogue clashed over energy costs, abortion rights and administrative accountability during their second and final gubernatorial debate.
Wondolowski, Lavallee sit down for 1st Franklin District candidates forum
Democrat Lora Wondolowski and Independent Amy Lavallee participated in a candidates forum on Wednesday to discuss their platforms ahead of the Nov. 3 election for the vacant 1st Franklin District seat.
Eight ‘No Kings’ events push to get the early vote out in Franklin County
More than 2,000 No Kings: Vote Early events are scheduled to take place across the country to encourage citizens to cast their ballots ahead of the Nov. 3 election.
Susannah Whipps seeks reelection to 2nd Franklin District seat
State Rep. Susannah Whipps is seeking reelection to represent the 2nd Franklin District as an unenrolled candidate in the upcoming Nov. 3 general election.
In narrow race, 1st Franklin District seat goes to Wondolowski
The race for the Democratic nomination for the 1st Franklin District seat in the House of Representatives was hard-fought, with Lora Wondolowski eking out a victory over Corinne Coryat by less than 100 votes. While…
1st Congressional District primary: Neal turns back Whalen’s bid, advances to November
U.S. Rep. Richie Neal secured a Democratic primary victory over challenger Jeromie Whalen on Tuesday, moving closer to a 20th term in the Massachusetts 1st Congressional District.
Jacobs fends off challenge from Fenton in Governor’s Council race
Incumbent Tara Jacobs handily defeated challenger Michael Fenton in Tuesday’s Democratic state primary for Governor’s Council.
Minogue coasts past Shortsleeve, will face Gov. Healey
Republican gubernatorial nominee Mike Minogue defeated businessman Brian Shortsleeve in the Massachusetts Republican primary on Tuesday night and will face incumbent Gov. Maura Healey in the general election.
US Sen. Ed Markey fends off challenge from Moulton in Democratic primary
Sen. Ed Markey secured the Democratic nomination for a third term in the Massachusetts Senate primary, defeating challenger Seth Moulton in an election defined by debates over generational change.
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