Here are the latest results on all 9 of Massachusetts' ballot questions

Key Points:

• Democrats achieved a "blue tsunami" in the midterm elections, winning nearly all competitive congressional races and securing control of both the Senate and House, including flipping seats in traditionally red states like Texas and Kansas.
• In Massachusetts, Democrats maintained strong positions with Gov. Maura Healey re-elected, Sen. Ed Markey winning a third term, and Dan Koh elected to Congress, while voters decided on nine ballot questions with mixed outcomes.
• Massachusetts voters overwhelmingly passed Question 1 to expand public records laws and Question 2 to allow public defender employees to unionize, while rejecting Question 3 on all-party primaries and Question 8 to repeal marijuana laws.
• Question 4 to implement Election Day voter registration in Massachusetts passed and will take effect in 2028, while Question 6 to create a nature conservation fund using sales tax revenue from outdoor recreational goods also succeeded.
• The results for Question 5 on revenue cap rebates and Question 7 on easing zoning for single-family homes remain uncertain or too close to call, with Question 5 conceding defeat and Question 7 in a tight race.