Galvin may name receiver after Boston ballot problem
Secretary of State William Galvin says he will most likely appoint a receiver to seize control of Boston's election division, after some city polling locations did not have enough ballots during Election Day, causing the secretary's office to send police cars, sirens blaring, to rush extra ballots to those locations.
Morgan Stanley reported this week that a state securities regulator has been seeking information from the firm.
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Man found dead at Papago Park in PhoenixOfficers responded around 7:30 a.m. to reports of an injured person near Galvin Parkway and Van Buren Street. When they ...
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Secretary Bill Galvin expects record voter turnout in the Bay StateThe 2024 election will likely break the records set in the last presidential election, according to Secretary of the ...
A dozen writers weigh in on what the results of the 2024 election will mean for the country and for the Commonwealth.
Election Day 2024 will be a record for voter turnout in Massachusetts, according to Secretary of State Bill Galvin.
The port also has released the draft environmental impact report for an amphitheater as part of the West Harbor waterfront ...
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State officials have asked police to rush extra ballots to at least one busy polling location in Boston amid an expected ...
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