Despite Secretary of State Bill Galvin's predictions of record turnout in this year's presidential election, 145,000 fewer Massachusetts voters cast a ballot than in 2020. Certified election results indicate 3,512,866 Massachusetts voters cast a ballot in the 2024 election, compared to 3,657,972 voters in 2020.

Gov. Maura Healey did not say whether she plans to run for a second term as Massachusetts’ chief executive in 2026, telling the Herald in an interview last week that she has not “given it much thought right now.

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Electoral College members from across the country, including 11 electors in Massachusetts, to cast their votes in this year's presidential election results. Secretary of State Bill Galvin explains what to expect.

The officer attended the Jan. 6 rally and posted a series of tweets attacking officials who were set to certify the results of the 2020 election.

TV, Gov. Maura Healey had a message for the handful of Massachusetts communities that designate themselves as "sanctuary" cities​ for immigrants: "We are not a sanctuary state."

The Massachusetts Senate race is between Democrat ... cast early as well as information provided to our vote reporters on Election Day from county election officials. The figure can change as ...

About 59% of Massachusetts registered voters said "yes" to Question 2. Massachusetts public school districts are looking into what this means.

Presidential electors in Massachusetts will gather today to cast the state's Electoral College​ votes for Kamala Harris.

In Massachusetts, Democratic Gov. Maura Healey has taken a somewhat less confrontational attitude toward President-elect Donald Trump.

A bipartisan coalition of advocacy and legal groups is preparing litigation to force the Massachusetts Legislature to comply with a voter-approved legislative audit law if lawmakers refuse to

A new report suggests Massachusetts employers have become increasingly sanguine about their prospects in anticipation of the incoming Trump administration’s economic policies. The survey by the