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View MoreThe Republican treasurer candidate emphasizes transparency, pension investments and municipal aid.

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View MoreStalcup emphasizes broader prescription-drug price negotiation and evidence-based policymaking.

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View MoreGalvin’s platform emphasizes voter access and investor protection; statutory changes require legislative approval.

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View MoreDemocratic incumbent Colleen Marie Brierley is running for Norfolk County register of probate. The office supports court records and filings at the Canton courthouse.

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View MoreDemocratic Lt. Gov. Kim Driscoll is running alongside Gov. Maura Healey on a joint ticket. Her campaign emphasizes housing, education and household affordability.

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View MoreDemocratic incumbent Mara Dolan emphasizes equal treatment in the courts and scrutiny of judicial and Parole Board nominees. The council’s confirmation powers are separate from legislative authority.

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View MoreThe Massachusetts congressman’s proposals include an age standard for covered social media platforms and efforts to lower healthcare costs.

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View MoreThe Norfolk County district attorney candidate’s platform stresses due process, accountability and community collaboration.

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View MoreDemocrat Andrea Joy Campbell, the incumbent Massachusetts attorney general, is running for reelection on Nov. 3, 2026, against Republican Michael C. Walsh.

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View MoreDemocrat Cynthia Stone Creem, the Massachusetts Senate majority leader and Brookline High graduate, is running for reelection to the Norfolk and Middlesex district seat she has held since 1999, with the general election set for Nov. 3, 2026.

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View MoreState Rep. Greg Schwartz, a Democrat and physician, is running for reelection to the Massachusetts House of Representatives in the 12th Middlesex District in the Nov. 3, 2026, general election.

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View MoreRepublican Mike Minogue seeks the Massachusetts governorship with proposals on taxes, housing, energy, school choice and immigration cooperation.
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