Early voting begins today in Massachusetts. What's on the Cape Cod ballot?

Early voting for the Nov. 5 general election begins this weekend.

According to the Massachusetts Secretary of the Commonwealth, in-person early voting will take place over a 14-day period that includes two weekends. For the Nov. 5 election, that means Cape Codders residents — and everyone else in the state — will be able to vote in person from Saturday, Oct. 19, through Friday, Nov. 1.

All cities and towns are required to offer at least some early voting times, including on these weekends.

The votes in Cape Cod include two races for Congress. One of them is a contest between Democrat Senator Elizabeth Warren and Republican John Deaton. In the other case, U.S. Rep. William Keating, D-Bourne, faces a challenge from Dan Sullivan, R-Plymouth.

Cape Cod Voter Guide: Here you will find the latest election news as well as election statements and views from the candidates

Other positions up for election in Massachusetts on November 5 include governor, state senator, state representative, Barnstable County Board of Regional Commissioners, county register of deeds and county clerk of courts.

There are five ballot questions for Massachusetts and a sixth ballot question just for Cape Cod.

To find out when and where your city offers early voting, call your local city clerk.

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