President Joe Biden is listed second on the ballot for Democrats. He's facing Minnesota Congressman Dean Phillips and author Marianne Williamson, who also ran against Biden in 2020.

Massachusetts residents will head to the polls on Tuesday, March 5 for the state’s presidential primaries. That’s Super Tuesday, when the largest number of U.S. states (14, this year) hold ...

(WJAR) — Massachusetts's secretary of the commonwealth held a drawing on Tuesday to determine the order of candidates on the presidential primary ballots in March. Dean Phillips will lead the ...

Massachusetts is one of 15 states voting on Super Tuesday, March 5. Here's what to know about the state's Democratic and Republican presidential primary ballots, how delegates are awarded and your ...

Massachusetts is a “no excuse” early voting/mail-in ballot state, meaning there is no need for the voter to provide a reason for casting a ballot by mail. There are some rules, however.

In-person early voting for the March Presidential Primary will be available to all MA registered voters. Ballots may be cast in person at the Westminster Town Hall on Saturday, Feb. 24 from 11:00 ...

Ballots can be mailed to Worcester Election Commission, 455 Main St., Room 208, Worcester, MA 01608, or delivered to City Hall, specific drop boxes at early voting locations or specific drop boxes ...

In the Republican Primary, more than 567,000 ballots were cast, the second highest in Massachusetts history. The 2016 Republican Presidential Primary is the only one to surpass it.

In-person early voting for the Massachusetts presidential primaries opened on Saturday, according to Secretary of the Commonwealth William F. Galvin.All cities ...

To the editor: Primary elections are the political parties’ process for selecting the parties’ nominees for office. In Massachusetts' primary system, you must choose the party for which you want to ...

Massachusetts voters have it easy when it comes to casting ballots by mail for national and state-wide elections. Only in municipal elections do communities have the right to “opt-out” from ...