2026 results · Massachusetts · ballot measures
Yes leads on 5 of Massachusetts’s 9 ballot measures
9 statewide questions, as counted by the civicAPI (counts aggregated from official state and county results). “Passing” means more yes than no so far. Some measures need more than a majority to pass.
Every question
| Measure | Yes and no | Yes | Result |
|---|---|---|---|
| Question 2Collective bargaining for public counsel services employees | 64.0% | Passing | |
| Question 1Public records law for legislature and governor's office | 85.9% | Passing | |
| Question 3Top-two primary elections | 39.0% | Failing | |
| Question 5Change state tax revenue limit | 47.7% | Failing | |
| Question 4Same-day voter registration | 56.3% | Passing | |
| Question 6Nature for all fund | 60.8% | Passing | |
| Question 7Limit on required lot size for single-family homes | 49.4% | Failing | |
| Question 9Firearm regulations referendum | 67.3% | Passing | |
| Question 8Eliminate recreational marijuana sales | 24.4% | Failing |
County by county
More noMore yesShare voting yes in each county. Point at a county on any map for its count.
Question 2
Collective bargaining for public counsel services employees
Passing: 64.0% yes, 1,616,655 to 908,999
Question 1
Public records law for legislature and governor's office
Passing: 85.9% yes, 2,200,493 to 360,642
Question 3
Top-two primary elections
Failing: 39.0% yes, 999,540 to 1,566,031
Question 5
Change state tax revenue limit
Failing: 47.7% yes, 1,209,306 to 1,325,129
Question 4
Same-day voter registration
Passing: 56.3% yes, 1,445,528 to 1,120,013
Question 6
Nature for all fund
Passing: 60.8% yes, 1,547,346 to 996,635
Question 7
Limit on required lot size for single-family homes
Failing: 49.4% yes, 1,255,595 to 1,288,536
Question 9
Firearm regulations referendum
Passing: 67.3% yes, 1,755,174 to 851,939
Question 8
Eliminate recreational marijuana sales
Failing: 24.4% yes, 632,775 to 1,963,641