The 2018 Massachusetts State Primary will be held on Sept. 4, the day after Labor Day.
Democrats, Republicans and unenrolled voters who want to vote in either of the parties primaries will be able to vote from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. on Tuesday, Sept. 4.
The Democrats have several contested races, including governor, lieutenant governor and a race with a candidate from Watertown.
The Republicans have four contested races, including three vying for U.S. Senator.
There are no contested races for the Libertarian Party, but Daniel Fishman is running for Auditor.
Here are the candidates for office on each ballot:
Contested Races
(listed in order, and with the descriptions, as they appear on the ballot)
Democrats
Governor
Jay Gonzalez, former Secretary of Administration and Finance, Needham
Bob Massie, Somerville
Lt. Governor
Quentin Palfrey, Former Assistant Attorney General, Weston
Jimmy Tingle, Cambridge
Secretary of State
William Galvin, incumbent, Boston
Josh Zakim, City Councilor, Boston
Councilor (Governor’s Council), Third District
Marilyn Petitto Devaney, incumbent, Watertown
Nick Carter, Newton
District Attorney, Northern District
Marian Ryan, incumbent, Belmont
Donna Patalano, former Assistant District Attorney, Winchester
Republicans
Senator in Congress (U.S. Senate)
Geoff Diehl, State Representative, Whitman
John Kingston, Winchester
Beth Lindstrom, Former Director of Consumer Affairs and Business Regulation, Groton
Governor
Charles Baker, incumbent, Swampscott
Scott Lively, Springfield
Attorney General
James McMahon III, Bourne
Daniel Shores, Hingham
Representative in Congress, Fifth District
John Hugo, Woburn
Louis Kuchnir, Former Member of Board of Registration of Physician Assistants, Southborough
Uncontested Races
Democrats
Senator in Congress (U.S. Senate) – Elizabeth Warren, incumbent
Attorney General – Maura Healey, incumbent
Treasurer – Deborah Goldberg, incumbent
Auditor – Suzanne Bump, incumbent
Representative in Congress, Fifth District – Katherine Clark, incumbent
Senator in General Court (State Senate), Second Middlesex and Suffolk District – William Brownsberger, incumbent
Representative in General Court (State Representative), Tenth Middlesex District – John Lawn, incumbent
Clerk of Courts, Middlesex County – Michael Sullivan, incumbent
Register of Deeds, Middlesex Southern District – Maria Curtatone, incumbent
Republicans
Lt. Governor – Karyn Polito, incumbent
Secretary of State – Anthony Amore
Treasurer – Keiko Orrall
Auditor – Helen Brady
To find your voting location, click here: http://www.sec.state.ma.us/wheredoivotema/
Everyone, please get out and vote! This is an important election, folks: help decide who the choices will be for the final election.