Massachusetts voters decide Tuesday whether to reelect a full slate of Democratic incumbents for statewide office, including U.S. senator and governor.

Bay State voters will face a record-tying nine statewide ballot questions Tuesday, covering elections, taxes, housing, marijuana, guns and government transparency. Why it matters: Keeping it all straight as you head into the voting booth is tough. Here's what each question would do. Question 1: Opening public records Massachusetts lawmakers and the governor's office keep themselves mostly exempt from the state's Public Records Law. A yes vote...

Friday marks the last day of in-person, early voting in Massachusetts. 

It’s not only weed at stake. The whole legal apparatus that supports social equity marijuana businesses would disappear if ballot question 8 passes.

J. Timothy Shea says Eldridge's legislation allowing anyone to apply for a driver's license, regardless of immigration status, motivated his interest in politics.

Republican Mike Minogue and Democratic Gov. Maura Healey are emphasizing plans to lower living costs as the Massachusetts governor race enters its final six days.

This is the LAST ballot question explainer! WOO! Bad news: It’s also the longest question in the red booklet you got in the mail.