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A new WBZ-TV, WBZ NewsRadio, UMass Amherst poll of 772 likely voters finds Sen. Kelly Ayotte holding a wafer-thin lead over Gov. Maggie Hassan in the U.S. Senate race in New Hampshire.
State residents seized on the chance to cast their ballots early for the first time on Monday, streaming into voting locations more than two weeks before Election Day.
Joining forces in the presidential campaign's final stretch, Hillary Clinton and Sen. Elizabeth Warren pounded Donald Trump on Monday for disrespecting women and denigrating U.S. troops assisting Iraqis in their push to retake the city of Mosul.
Massachusetts is the only state in New England where ballot selfies are not allowed.
Jon says if you feel all the presidential choices are so bad, then by all means, blank it. But make sure you get out and vote on the rest of the ballot.
Early voting begins in Massachusetts Monday.
WBZ-TV's Jon Keller discusses the latest election developments with political analyst Joanna Weiss and political strategist Charley Manning.
Jon has advice on how to turn the conversation elsewhere.
There's quite the uproar over Donald Trump's claim he might refuse to concede if he loses. Jon looks at the business reasons why Trump might or might not make good on that threat.
Jon says Donald Trump needed to state his case without losing his cool along the way, as he did in the first two debates.
Did Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump follow Jon's road map to success in their final debate?
Question 2 on the November ballot would allow the State Board of Education to approve up to 12 new or expanded public charter schools a year. WBZ NewsRadio 1030's Mary Blake examines both sides of the issue.
The third presidential debate opened with a measured, policy-focused discussion — a stark contrast to the heated and highly personal clashes that defined the earlier contests.
Vice President Joe Biden said Wednesday that the White House's "moonshot" to find a cure for cancer has been making real progress in the past year, but more needs to be done as the nation prepares to elect a new president.
Curt Schilling, running for Senate against Elizabeth Warren in two years? Here are some reasons why Jon is skeptical.
