Who should I vote for in Massachusetts?

Every Massachusetts candidate for U.S. Senate, U.S. House and statewide office on the November 3, 2026 ballot, scored on the Ballot Standard: 15 qualities of character, qualifications and performance, from public records, the same way for every party. Scores are out of 100. Evidence checked October 9, 2026.

Massachusetts Senate

U.S. Senate, Massachusetts

  • Shiva Ayyadurai (Independent)6 of 15 on record
  • John Deaton (Republican)57 / 100
  • Ed Markey (Democratic, incumbent)Strongest record60 / 100
  • Joe Tache (Socialism and Liberation)6 of 15 on record

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Massachusetts Governor

Governor of Massachusetts

  • Maura Healey (Democratic, incumbent)Strongest record65 / 100
  • Andrea James (Independent)7 of 15 on record
  • Mike Minogue (Republican)60 / 100

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Massachusetts Attorney General

Attorney General of Massachusetts

  • Andrea Campbell (Democratic, incumbent)Strongest record57 / 100
  • Mike Walsh (Republican)6 of 15 on record

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Massachusetts Secretary of the Commonwealth

Secretary of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts

  • Anne Brensley (Republican)6 of 15 on record
  • Bill Galvin (Democratic, incumbent)Strongest record58 / 100

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Massachusetts Treasurer and Receiver-General

Treasurer and Receiver-General of Massachusetts

  • Elizabeth Dionne (Republican)7 of 15 on record
  • Deb Goldberg (Democratic, incumbent)Strongest record63 / 100

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Massachusetts Auditor of the Commonwealth

Auditor of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts

  • Diana DiZoglio (Democratic, incumbent)Strongest record69 / 100
  • Al Ozonoff (Libertarian)3 of 15 on record

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MA-01

U.S. House, Massachusetts 1st Congressional District

  • Nadia Milleron (Independent/Unenrolled)7 of 15 on record
  • Richard Neal (Democratic, incumbent)Strongest record56 / 100

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MA-02

U.S. House, Massachusetts 2nd Congressional District

  • Jim McGovern (Democratic, incumbent)Strongest record70 / 100

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MA-03

U.S. House, Massachusetts 3rd Congressional District

  • Dennis Conlon (Unenrolled)4 of 15 on record
  • Gary Grossi (Republican)56 / 100
  • Lori Trahan (Democratic, incumbent)Strongest record67 / 100

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MA-04

U.S. House, Massachusetts 4th Congressional District

  • Jake Auchincloss (Democratic, incumbent)Strongest record62 / 100
  • Tom Stalcup (Republican)6 of 15 on record

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MA-05

U.S. House, Massachusetts 5th Congressional District

  • Katherine Clark (Democratic, incumbent)Strongest record65 / 100

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MA-06

U.S. House, Massachusetts 6th Congressional District

  • Micah Jones (Republican)53 / 100
  • Dan Koh (Democratic)Strongest record64 / 100

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MA-07

U.S. House, Massachusetts 7th Congressional District

  • Ayanna Pressley (Democratic, incumbent)Strongest record63 / 100

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MA-08

U.S. House, Massachusetts 8th Congressional District

  • Rob Burke (Republican)5 of 15 on record
  • Stephen Lynch (Democratic, incumbent)Strongest record61 / 100
  • Rasheed Walters (Independent)4 of 15 on record

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MA-09

U.S. House, Massachusetts 9th Congressional District

  • Bill Keating (Democratic, incumbent)Strongest record66 / 100
  • Tyler Macallister (Republican)58 / 100

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A score is published when at least 8 of the 15 criteria have public evidence. Where a candidate has no record on a criterion it is left out and never counts against them. Names are listed alphabetically. Independent scorecards by The Political Group. Also see the Massachusetts 2026 election guide and how each trailing candidate could win.