With less than one week until the Sept. 6 Massachusetts primary elections, it's time for residents to decide who to vote for. The results will narrow the Democratic and Republican fields for the November general elections, settling, among other things, who will run the state after Gov. Charlie Baker.
On the ballot this year, there are five major contested statewide races to pay attention to: governor, lieutenant governor, attorney general, secretary of state and state auditor.
Recent polls by the Massachusetts Fiscal Alliance Foundation and the MassINC Polling Group seemed to indicate that statewide candidates have so far failed to make a big impression on voters, so more people than usual may be looking to study up on the candidates. Here's a breakdown of where things stand:
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