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GeneralPA38 days away

Pennsylvania General Election

Nov 3, 2026

General election for Governor, all U.S. House seats, and state legislature.

GovernorU.S. House (all 17 districts)State Legislature
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Oct 19, 2026 (23d)
Absentee by
Oct 27, 2026
GeneralNY38 days away

New York General Election

Nov 3, 2026

Governor, all statewide offices, all U.S. House seats, and the entire state legislature.

GovernorLt. GovernorAttorney GeneralComptrollerU.S. House
Register by
Oct 24, 2026 (28d)
Absentee by
Oct 24, 2026
GeneralMA38 days away

Massachusetts General Election

Nov 3, 2026

Statewide general election with nine ballot questions (the most since 1994) spanning primary reform, Election Day registration, and repeals of the marijuana-retail and 2024 firearms laws.

GovernorU.S. SenateU.S. HouseState Legislature
On the ballot
  • Question 1: Public Records Expansion
    Makes most records of the Legislature and the governor's office subject to the state's public records law.
  • Question 2: Collective Bargaining for Public Defenders
    Allows public defenders and other Committee for Public Counsel Services employees to unionize.
  • Question 3: Unified State Primary
    Replaces separate party primaries with a single primary ballot; the top two vote-getters advance to the general election.
  • Question 4: Election Day Registration
    Lets eligible residents register to vote and cast a ballot on Election Day itself.
  • Question 5: State Revenue Cap & Rebate
    Limits how much revenue the state can collect in a year, refunding any excess to taxpayers.
  • Question 6: Conservation Fund
    Directs sales tax revenue from sporting goods, recreational vehicles, and golf toward natural resource conservation.
  • Question 7: Single-Family Zoning
    Allows single-family homes on residentially zoned lots of at least 5,000 square feet.
  • Question 8: Repeal Retail Marijuana Sales
    Repeals the 2016 legalization of retail sales of adult recreational-use marijuana.
  • Question 9: Repeal 2024 Firearms Law
    Repeals the state's 2024 gun reform law.
Register by
Oct 24, 2026 (28d)
Absentee by
Oct 27, 2026
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