Secretary of State Bill Galvin has ordered Boston to "overhaul" its election practices, including when it provides ballots to precincts and how it communicates with poll workers.

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Massachusetts voters in the 2024 election will be deciding a host of questions including five ballot questions, who will serve as their representatives for the state legislature, the U.S. House of ...

The recent death of State Rep. Carol Doherty leaves a sudden vacancy in the Taunton and Easton seat. Here's what happens when there is a vacancy.

That’d be Secretary of State William L. Galvin, who’s serving as acting governor until Healey and Driscoll get back, his office confirmed to MassLive. That’s because he’s next in line under the state’s constitution.

A coalition that successfully convinced voters to nix the MCAS graduation requirement for high school students spent just over $8 per vote during last year’s state election, according to a report

THE STATE’S RIGHT TO REPAIR LAW HAS WON AN IMPORTANT LEGAL VICTORY. A FEDERAL JUDGE HAS DISMISSED A LAWSUIT THAT CHALLENGED THE LAW, WHICH VOTERS APPROVED. BY THE WAY, FOUR YEARS AGO. RIGHT TO REPAIR ALLOWS CAR OWNERS AND INDEPENDENT REPAIR SHOPS ACCESS TO A VEHICLE’S WIRELESS DATA.

More than 120,000 Massachusetts voters were removed from the rolls over the past two years for “inactivity,” which is prompting renewed calls on Beacon Hill to update the