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Voting info. Last Update: October 16, 2020. The material on this site may not be reproduced, distributed, transmitted, cached or otherwise used, except with the prior written permission of Advance Local. Following speculation that the large number of ballots cast by mail could result in election result delays, Galvin said it remains to be seen. © 2020 Advance Local Media LLC. Subscribe to MassLive.com. Coronavirus Voting on Sept. 1 will take place from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. at your precinct location. As many as 1.3 million voters are expected to cast their ballots in Democratic primaries, and 150,000 in Republican primaries, Secretary of the Commonwealth William Galvin projected on Monday. Help, Ed Markey defeats Joe Kennedy III in Senate primary, Reps. Neal, Lynch, Moulton defeat primary challengers. The marquee race this year is between incumbent Democratic U.S. Sen. Ed Markey and U.S. Rep. Joe Kennedy III. The majority of ballots expected during the state primary have already been cast through the new expanded voting options, Secretary of the Commonwealth William Galvin said Monday morning. Michelle Williams | Michelle.Williams@MassLive.com, U.S. Senate: Democrats Ed Markey and Joe Kennedy, and Republicans Kevin O’Connor and Shiva Ayyadurai, U.S. House 1st District: Richard Neal and Alex Morse, House 6th District: Seth Moulton, Angus McQuilken, Jamie Zahlaway Belsito, House 8th District: Stephen Lynch, Robbie Goldstein, 1st Suffolk - Democratic primary: Nicholas Collins and Samuel Pierce, 2nd Middlesex - Democratic primary: Patricia Jehlen and Gary Fisher, 2nd Plymouth & Bristol - Democratic primary: Michael Brady and Moises Rodrigues, Hampden - Democratic primary: James Welch and Adam Gomez, Norfolk, Bristol & Plymouth Democratic primary: Walter Timilty and Jarred Rose, 2nd Suffolk - Democratic primary: Daniel Ryan and Damali Vidot, 3rd Hampden - Republican primary: Nicholas Boldyga and Dino Mercadante, 4th Hampden - Republican primary: Kelly Pease and Dan Allie, 4th Middlesex - Democratic primary: Danielle Gregoire and Jeanne Cahill, 4th Norfolk - Democratic primary: James Murphy and Melissa Smith, 5th Barnstable - Republican primary: Thomas Keyes and Steven Xiarhos, 5th Hampden - Democratic primary: Patricia Duffy, David Bartley and Patrick Beaudry, 5th Middlesex - Democratic primary: David Linsky and Jaymin Patel, 5th Norfolk - Democratic primary: Mark Cusack and Paul Hennessy, 6th Essex - Democratic primary: Jerald Parisella and Richard Canavan-Wagner, 6th Norfolk - Democratic primary: William C. Galvin and Tamisha Civil, 8th Norfolk - Democratic primary: Ted Philips and Andrew Flowers, 9th Hampden - Democratic primary: Orlando Ramos, Sean Mullan and Denise Hurst, 9th Norfolk - Democratic primary: Brian Hamlin and Hunter Cohen, 10th Middlesex - Democratic primary: John Lawn and Alison Leary, 10th Plymouth - Democratic primary: Michelle DuBois and John Lally, 12th Norfolk - Democratic primary: John Rogers and Michael Dooley, 12th Suffolk - Democratic primary: Jovan Lacet, Brandy Oakley, Cameron Charbonnier and Stephanie Everett, 12th Worcester - Democratic primary: Meghan Kilcoyne, Alexandra Turner, Ceylan Rowe, 14th Suffolk - Democratic primary: Gretchen Van Ness, Duckens Petit-Maitre and Rob Consalvo, 16th Suffolk - Democratic primary: Jessica Giannino and Joseph Gravellese, 17th Essex - Democratic primary: Frank Moran and Marianela Rivera, 17th Middlesex - Democratic primary: David Nangle, Lisa Arnold and Vanna Howard, 17th Suffolk - Democratic primary: Kevin Honan and Jordan Meehan, 18th Essex - Republican primary: Jeffrey DuFour and Shishan Wang, 24th Middlesex - Democratic primary: David Rogers and Jennifer Fries, 27th Middlesex - Democratic primary: Catia Sharp and Erika Uyterhoeven, 28th Middlesex - Democratic primary: Joseph McGonagle and Michael McLaughlin, 29th Middlesex - Democratic primary: David Ciccarelli, Steven Owens and Mark Sideris, 34th Middlesex - Democratic primary: Christine Barber and Anna Callahan, 35th Middlesex - Democratic primary: Paul Donato and Nichole Mossalam, Hampden: Rosemary Saccomani, Bob Collamore, Norfolk: Michael Walsh, Noel DiBona, Courtney Madden, Colleen Brierley and Kathryn Hubley, Suffolk County: Felix D. Arroyo and Kerby Robensen, Kasia Wennerberg and John Dolan III challenge Stephanie K. Fattman, District 6: Helina Fontes, Terrence Kennedy, District 7: Padraic Rafferty, Paul DePalo, Barnstable: Cheryl Andrews, Sheila Lyons and Mark Forest, Norfolk: Joseph Shea, Dennis Guilfoyle, Richard R. Staiti and Charles Ryan, Plymouth: Gregory Hanley, Jack Riordan, Michael Bradley and Carlos A.F.

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