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What to know ahead of Election Day 2024 in Massachusetts
Here’s what you need to know to plan your vote if you live in Massachusetts.
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Here's what you need to know about how to vote in Massachusetts
Election Day is a few weeks away. Here’s everything you need to know to plan your vote in Massachusetts.
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What is ballot gathering? And what are the laws around this controversial practice?
While the practice of ballot collection is legal in 35 states, the rules vary significantly from state to state.
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There are no gun-related ballot measures initiated by voters in 2024
Seven states had tried to get 11 citizen-led firearm referendums on the ballot this year, but all of them failed, according to Victoria Rose, who tracks the measures for the elections database Ballotpedia.
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Justice Department sues Alabama saying state is purging voter rolls too close to election
The U.S. Justice Department has filed a lawsuit against Alabama and its top election official.
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Breaking down the meaning of the Massachusetts ballot questions
Kwani Lunis sits down with NBC10 Boston Political Commentator Sue O’Connell to explore and analyze the key ballot questions that Massachusetts voters will face on November 5th.
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Newsmax and Smartmatic settle 2020 US election defamation lawsuit
The terms of the settlement were not disclosed, but Newsmax has said Smartmatic recently dropped its damages claims by more than $1 billion.
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Georgia State Election Board requiring hand count of ballots for November election
Georgia election officials are requiring poll workers to tally the number of ballots by hand.
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FBI investigating suspicious packages sent to election officials in more than a dozen states
The FBI and the U.S. Postal Inspection Service on Tuesday were investigating the origin of suspicious packages that have been sent to or received by elections officials in more than a dozen states.
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Smartmatic's defamation suit against Newsmax over 2020 election reporting appears headed for trial
Smartmatic is suing cable network Newsmax over on-air statements implying that Smartmatic participated in rigging the results, and that its software was used to switch votes.
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Election officials warn that widespread problems with US mail system could disrupt voting
State and local election officials told the the head of the U.S. Postal Service in a letter Wednesday that it hasn’t fixed persistent deficiencies.
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As polls open, 1 in 10 voters have cast a ballot
About 47% of ballots mailed to voters had been returned as of 7 a.m. Tuesday when polls opened for in-person state primary voting in Massachusetts, with 5,054,539 people eligible to help decide the outcomes. The 468,520 returned ballots account for the vast majority of ballots cast in this election, with 28,908 additional voters submitting their preferences through another still relatively…
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Mark your calendar: These are the proposed dates for the presidential and VP debates
Dates have been floated for three presidential and two vice presidential debates ahead of the 2024 election. Here’s what you need to know.
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Ex-Trump attorney Jenna Ellis to cooperate in Arizona fake electors case, charges to be dropped
Former President Donald Trump’s campaign Jenna Ellis will cooperate with Arizona prosecutors in exchange for charges being dropped against her in a fake electors case.
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Recount to settle narrow Virginia GOP primary between US Rep. Bob Good and a Trump-backed challenger
Election officials are recounting votes in the Republican primary for Virginia’s 5th Congressional District. It will settle whether John McGuire, a state senator backed by former President Donald Trump, narrowly defeated the incumbent U.S. Rep. Bob Good.
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Can the ‘meme-ification' of Kamala Harris save declining youth voter turnout in Mass.?
“Brat summer” launched Charli XCX back to the top of billboard charts, covered social media in a bright neon green hue, and even refreshed the energy and excitement of the Democratic party after their de-facto nomination of Vice President Kamala Harris. But it could still have an especially interesting impact on young people in Massachusetts. While young voter rates are…
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Can the ‘meme-ification' of Kamala Harris save declining youth voter turnout in Mass.?
Election experts in the Bay State have hope that “brat summer” can carry a campaign all the way to November.
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What is an open convention?
This rare process occurs when there is no pre-determined nominee for a political party.
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Court clears road for Mass. voters to decide key rideshare driver work issue
A pair of potential ballot questions reshaping the work landscape for app-based drivers will be permitted to advance, Massachusetts highest court ruled Thursday, clearing the way for voters to make landmark decisions with national implications. The Supreme Judicial Court deemed eligible all five versions of an industry-backed measure seeking to define drivers as independent contractors, not employees, as well as…
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Rep. Lauren Boebert wins Colorado Republican primary after switching districts
Boebert beat a group of homegrown primary candidates who had far less name recognition and generally less combative political styles.