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Voters will decide whether to approve Ballot Question 9 and keep — or repeal — a sweeping gun control law in the Massachusetts 2026 election.
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Voters will decide whether to approve Ballot Question 8 and prohibit selling cannabis in the Massachusetts 2026 election.
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Voters will decide whether to approve Ballot Question 7 and compel cities and towns to let single-family homes be built on smaller land plots in the Massachusetts 2026 election.
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Voters will decide whether to approve Ballot Question 6 and create a dedicated trust for nature conservation and recreation in the Massachusetts 2026 election.
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Voters will decide whether to approve Ballot Question 5 — capping state spending and spurring more frequent tax refunds — in the Massachusetts 2026 election.
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Voters will decide whether to approve Ballot Question 4, and allow people to enroll or change their registration on the primary and general Election Days, in the Massachusetts 2026 election.
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Voters will decide whether to approve Ballot Question 3 and put all primary candidates on the same ballot in the Massachusetts 2026 election.
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Voters will decide whether to approve Ballot Question 2 and grant collective bargaining rights to employees of the Committee for Public Counsel Services in the Massachusetts 2026 election.
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Voters will decide whether to approve Ballot Question 1 and make the governor and Legislature subject to public records law in the Massachusetts 2026 election.
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The candidates accused one another of misrepresenting each other's views.