Massachusetts Election Ballot 2016: Candidates for Each Office

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Massachusetts voters will make their choices for U.S. President and nine U.S. House members on November 8. The state does not have elections for U.S. Senate or Governor in 2016.

To find out what the ballot looks like in your district, click here to visit the Sample Ballot Lookup tool at Ballotpedia.

Here are the candidates on the Massachusetts ballot:

U.S. President

• Hillary Clinton and Tim Kaine (Democrat)
• Gary Johnson and William ‘Bill’ Weld (Libertarian)
• Jill Stein and Ajamu Baraka (Green Party)
• Donald Trump and Mike Pence (Republican)

U.S. House

Four House members are running for re-election unopposed. Here are the candidates:

1st District:

• Richard Neal (D, Incumbent)
• Thomas Simmons (Libertarian)

2nd District:

• Jim McGovern (D, Incumbent)

3rd District:

• Niki Tsongas (D, Incumbent)
• Ann Wofford (R)

4th District:

• Joseph P. Kennedy III (D, Incumbent)
• Dave Rosa (R)

5th District:

• Katherine Clark (D, Incumbent)

6th District:

• Seth Moulton (D, Incumbent)

7th District:

• Mike Capuano (D, Incumbent)

8th District:

• Stephen F. Lynch (D, Incumbent)
• William Burke (R)

9th District:

• Bill Keating (D, Incumbent)
• Mark Alliegro (R)

State Legislative Offices

The Massachusetts State Senate is made up of 40 seats, all of which are up for election in 2016. Only three incumbents are retiring. Prior to the 2016 election, Republicans held just six seats, with the remaining members of the Senate all Democrats.

All 160 seats in the Massachusetts House of Representatives are up for election and just nine members are retiring. Prior to November 2016, Democrats held 125 seats, Republicans had 34 and there was one vacancy.

For a complete list of State Legislative Candidates, click here to go to the Massachusetts Secretary of State site.

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