Brownsberger beats Lander in recount, holds onto state Senate seat
“I'm looking forward to continued service to all the people of my district,” Brownsberger told GBH News on Thursday.
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Lack of competition in the Legislature could open the door for new primary rules
Year after year, voters have few options for who represents them in the state Legislature. This year is no exception. -
Campbell backs ballot questions on public records law, Election Day voter registration
Massachusetts Attorney General Andrea Campbell supports expanding the state’s public records law and changing voter registration so that people can register and vote at poll sites on Election Day. -
Mass. cannabis consumers are concerned about potency, tax spending, finds study
Shaleen Title, founding director of the Parabola Center, joined Arun Rath to talk about the think tanks’ new study on marijuana consumer opinions and Question 8 on the delegalization of recreational marijuana. -
‘Desperate’ and ‘absolutely inaccurate’: Markey tears into Moulton over Epstein claims
Markey’s campaign staff says they’ve checked the calendars of the senator and his staff, and dispute the claim of a 2015 meeting that serves as the linchpin for the Moulton’s campaign’s argument. -
Massachusetts House primary spotlights Lowell's growing Cambodian political influence
State Rep. Tara Hong is challenged by former Lowell Mayor and current Lowell City Councilor Sokhary Chau for the 18th Middlesex District seat. -
WATCH LIVE AT 7 P.M.: Ed Markey, Seth Moulton debate in primary race for Senate seat
GBH News’ Adam Reilly and Boston25’s Kerry Kavanaugh moderate a live debate between the two Democratic candidates for U.S. Senate. -
Why more than half of Massachusetts’ House reps are facing primary challengers this year
There’s more to this Democratic primary cycle than just Moulton vs. Markey. -
Here’s what Massachusetts’ congressional incumbents say about their primary challenges
Some were terse, while others were more expansive. -
Suffolk DA Kevin Hayden says the work is ‘not done’ as he runs for a second term
Kevin Hayden is running for reelection for his second first full term. He was appointed to the position in 2022, before running for the seat officially later that year. -
Newton city councilor apologizes after saying her constituents ‘don’t want immigrants’
After saying in the midst of a debate last week she does not owe her constituents an apology, Alison Leary has changed her tune.
