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Live results on the five ballot questions in Massachusetts, the Senate race between Sens. Elizabeth Warren and John Deaton, presidential results by city and the congressional elections.

For residents planning to stay up late to watch the results of the 2024 Massachusetts election, there is almost no doubt which presidential candidate will lead the Bay State.

The only real question about Tuesday's election in Massachusetts has five parts: Which of the five statewide ballot questions will be approved by the commonwealth's voters? Residents were asked to comment on the state auditor's powers (Question 1), MCAS graduation requirements (Question 2), unionization of rideshare drivers (Question 3), legalization of certain psychedelics (Question 4), and elimination of tipping Minimum wage (Question 5).

Throughout the evening, Boston.com will provide live updates on the 2024 election results, including the 2024 presidential race, New Hampshire election results and which political party will have majority control of the Senate and House of Representatives.

Use the links below to find the latest Massachusetts 2024 election results.

2024 Massachusetts election results:

Questions about the state election: Question 1 | Question 2 | Question 3 | Question 4 | Question 5

House and Senate: Elizabeth Warren vs. John Deaton | District 1 | District 2 | District 3 | District 4 | District 5 | District 6 | District 7 | District 8 | District 9

Presidential election: city-by-city results

Questions about voting in Massachusetts:

Question 1: Authorize the State Auditor to audit the Legislature

Question 2: Remove MCAS as a high school graduation requirement

Question 3: Allow transportation network drivers to unionize

Question 4: Legalize psychedelic substances

Question 5: Increase the minimum wage for tipped employees

Presidential election results for every city in Massachusetts

Race in the US House of Representatives

District 1: Rep. Richard Neal vs. Nadia Donya Milleron

District 2: Rep. James McGovern vs. Cornelius Shea

District 3: Rep. Lori Trahan (unopposed)

District 4: Rep. Jake Auchincloss (unopposed)

District 5: Rep. Katherine Clark (unopposed)

District 6: Rep. Seth Moulton (unopposed)

District 7: Rep. Ayanna Pressley (unopposed)

District 8: Rep. Stephen Lynch vs. Robert Burke

District 9: Rep. Bill Keating vs. Dan Sullivan

Further election results for 2024 can be found here: