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2026 Massachusetts Senate Primary Election | kyc.vote

Elections›Massachusetts›2026 Primary

Massachusetts · U.S. Senate

2026 Primary

Sep 1, 2026Upcoming10 candidates

43

days away

Democrat Primary

Edward Markey

DemocratIncumbent

$6,504,511 raised$5,615,111 spent

Seth Moulton

$4,255,537 raised$2,774,289 spent

Alexander Rikleen

$75,700 raised$72,982 spent

William Francis Gates

Republican Primary

John Deaton

$1,400,141 raised$571,567 spent

Nathan Alexander Bech

$80,010 raised$56,107 spent

Gavin Solomon

Independent Primary

Morgan Gifford Dawicki

$16,498 raised$7,309 spent

Shiva Ayyadurai

$9,870 raised$2,543 spent

OTH Primary

Joseph Tache

$147,751 raised$116,835 spent

A note on accuracy

Some content on this site is sourced or summarised with the assistance of AI tools, which can occasionally produce errors or incomplete results. While we work to validate information against official records, we encourage you to verify key facts through candidates' official materials, your state's election authority, and other primary sources. kyc.vote is a starting point for your research — not a substitute for it.