2022 Massachusetts Elections

Track candidates, break down ballot questions, and access Election Day results.

Live 2022 Massachusetts election results

2022 Mass. ballot question explainers

Here’s what is on the 2022 Massachusetts election ballot

Governor and lieutenant governor

Politics

'The choice in this election couldn’t be more clear'

Politics

'I am the candidate who stands for individual freedom and individual choice'

Lt. Gov.

Either Leah Cole Allen or Kim Driscoll will be the next lieutenant governor. How do they compare?

2022 ELECTION

This Boston.com quiz will help you decide who should be the next Mass. governor

Politics

Five takeaways from first gubernatorial debate between Healey, Diehl

Politics

Diehl says he will 'absolutely' accept the results of 2022 election

Other races, explained

The 2022 race for Massachusetts attorney general, explained

Secretary of the Commonwealth

What you need to know about the Secretary of State race between Galvin and Campbell

Auditor

The 2022 race for Mass. state auditor, explained

How are you planning to vote?

In order to vote in the Nov. 8, 2022 state election, you must be registered to vote by Oct. 29, 2022.

Voters will be weighing in on four ballot questions relating to taxes, dental insurance, alcohol, and driver’s license eligibility. Check out our explainers, as well as surveys of how other readers are planning to vote this Election Day.

The following offices will appear on the ballot: Governor and lieutenant governor; attorney general; secretary of state; treasurer; auditor; representative in Congress; councillor; senator in General Court; representative in General Court; district attorney; sheriff; county commissioner (Barnstable, Bristol, Dukes, Norfolk and Plymouth counties only), or Franklin Council of Government (Franklin County only); and register of deeds (Bristol Southern District only).

For more information on voting, visit the secretary of state’s website.