Vote Against Hunger in 2026 Elections

Your vote shapes the policies that determine whether Massachusetts families can put food on the table.

MA Votes Against Hunger

2026 State Elections

Massachusetts elections are coming up

September 1 — State Primary

  • Who you're choosing: party nominees for the November election.

November 3 — General Election

  • Who you're choosing: the candidates who will compete for the offices on the general-election ballot.

If you are passionate about passing equitable, sustainable policies that target hunger and poverty in our state, it’s important that you get involved. .

The November 3 general election is an important opportunity to elect leaders who will shape policies affecting hunger, poverty, and economic security across Massachusetts. 

Your ballot depends on where you live. It may include candidates for:

  • U.S. Senate
  • U.S. House
  • Governor & Lieutenant Governor
  • Constitutional offices
  • State Senate
  • State House
  • District Attorney
  • Register of Probate
  • County offices
  • Local offices and ballot questions

Candidate Questionnaires

To help voters understand where candidates stand on hunger and food insecurity, the Make Hunger History Coalition invited candidates in contested state legislative races to answer questions about policies affecting hunger and food insecurity in the Commonwealth.

Candidates were invited to participate in contested races where more than one candidate was running for the seat. Each candidate was given 16 days to respond. Responses are presented as submitted, with only formatting edits.

Here’s how they answered.

Please Note: Make Hunger History does not endorse candidates. We encourage voters interested in addressing hunger to read candidates’ responses and make informed decisions at the ballot box.

 

Check My Voter Registration

Saturday, August 22: Last day to register to vote before Primary

Vote By Mail

Tuesday, August 25: Vote by mail application deadline for Primary