Who is running?
Review 15 printed choices or tickets across six statewide candidate contests. Massachusetts does not require advance filing for general-election write-ins and does not publish an exhaustive named statewide roster.
Massachusetts 2026 public election guide
Compare the candidates and reported campaign money
Compare all 15 printed choices or tickets in Massachusetts' six statewide candidate contests. The guide connects the official general-election roster with OCPF monthly reports, Federal Election Commission records, nine binding statewide questions, voting deadlines, and a precise write-in and judicial scope.
6statewide candidate contests
15printed choices or tickets
0 verified namesofficial named statewide write-ins
9 + 0statewide questions and judicial election items
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The official candidate names appear first. Campaign finance is reported separately and is not an endorsement or prediction.
U.S. SenatorEdward J. MarkeyJohn DeatonShiva AyyaduraiJoe TacheCompare this raceGovernor and Lieutenant GovernorHealey and DriscollMinogue and OliverJames and KittredgeCompare this raceAttorney GeneralAndrea Joy CampbellMichael C. WalshCompare this raceSecretary of StateWilliam Francis GalvinAnne R. BrensleyCompare this raceTreasurerDeborah B. GoldbergElizabeth DionneCompare this raceAuditorDiana DiZoglioAl OzonoffCompare this race
What did candidates report?
Explore 428,921 itemized disclosure records and 1,133 explicit report aggregates, with a separate verified bank cash-flow view. Compare 11 August OCPF candidate reports and 4 FEC Senate summaries below.
When and how do I vote?
View registration, early voting, vote-by-mail application, ballot return, and Election Day deadlines.
How to read the money: All 11 state cards use August 1 through August 31 Composite Depository Bank Reports. Governor ticket cards use only the governor candidate's report and do not combine a lieutenant governor committee. FEC summaries use candidate-specific coverage windows ending August 12 or September 30. Records can be amended. The separate account-level explorer preserves current report-year 2026 source records and distinguishes verified bank flow from overlapping contribution disclosures. Bank credits are not donations, and bank payments are not total campaign spending.
Get ready to vote
November 3, 2026
Register by October 24. In-person early voting runs October 17 through October 30. Vote-by-mail applications must arrive by 5 p.m. October 27. Election Day is November 3.
Guide version: October 1, 2026. Read included and missing coverage.