Ranked-choice voting allows a voter to list their candidates on a ballot in order of preference. If voters’ first-choice candidate does not secure enough votes to win, their vote goes to their second-ranked candidate. Under most ranked-choice systems, voters can vote for just one candidate or as many others as they would like.

The state Republican Party can continue to spin its wheels in the next few elections, or can it morph into something new and more formidable – a common sense movement of conservatives and

A statewide rent control initiative that seeks to cap annual rent increases in Massachusetts at 5% has gained enough signatures to move one step closer to being put on the 2026 ballot, organizers

A second round of unofficial election results in Taunton flipped the outcome in one race. Is that normal? When will official results be released?