With the midterm elections right around the corner, a new poll from the Boston Globe suggests several of the questions on the Massachusetts ballot may be more tightly contested than previous data indicated.
On Nantucket, island residents can cast their votes at the Nantucket High School from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. on November 3rd.
There is little suspense surrounding many of the races on the Massachusetts ballot Tuesday: Democrats are expected to coast to re-election in most statewide offices, and efforts to repeal marijuana legalization and a landmark gun control law have poor odds. Similarly, ballot questions seeking to expand the state’s public records law, allow collective bargaining for public defenders, provide for same-day voter registration and establish a dedicated nature conservation fund are expected to pass. But a recent Boston Globe poll found the state’s electorate more divided on three other ballot questions, including two that had previously polled very well…