It’s primary election day in Massachusetts, and voters across the state will be making choices in a host of local and statewide races.
The polls open at 7 a.m. and close at 8 p.m. You can check MassLive’s Voters Guide for information on how to find your local polling station and to check your voter registration status.
The guide also has everything you need to know about how to cast your ballot.
There are races for the state Legislature and a Republican primary for U.S. Senate on the ballot this Tuesday, Sept. 3.
Voters also will cast their ballots in primary contests for the Massachusetts Governor’s Council, an obscure body that nonetheless plays an important role in state government.
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You can read about the Republican Senate candidates here. As well as some of the critical issues that are impacting the race.
The winner of the three-way contest will face incumbent Democratic U.S. Sen. Elizabeth Warren, of Cambridge, in this November’s general election.
Depending on where you live, there also are contested primaries for the Massachusetts state Legislature.
While most incumbent state lawmakers are expected to coast to re-election this fall, we’ve highlighted some of the races that are worth watching.
MassLive will bring you live coverage throughout the day on Tuesday.
And after the polls close, you can come back for live updates of all the contested legislative races across the state, as well as the GOP U.S. Senate primary.
