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Patch Voter Guide Flags Waltham's Markey-Moulton Senate Primary

A Waltham Patch voter guide previews the Massachusetts state primary, headlined by the Markey-Moulton Senate primary clash. Sen. Ed Markey and Rep. Seth Moulton are squaring off in the Democratic U.S. Senate primary, with the guide also covering poll times and voting logistics for other…

A Waltham Patch voter guide circulating this week walks residents through the upcoming Massachusetts state primary, headlined by a Democratic U.S. Senate primary between Sen. Ed Markey and Rep. Seth Moulton. Separately, a national commercial real estate outlet reports a Boston-based landlord has moved forward on plans to convert Waltham office space into housing.

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"MA State Primary 2026 Voter Guide: Races, Poll Times, How To Vote," per Waltham Patch. The guide walks Waltham voters through the state primary ballot, anchored by the Democratic U.S. Senate primary pitting Markey against Moulton, alongside other statewide races, poll hours and how-to-vote logistics (read it at https://patch.com/massachusetts/waltham/s/kojch/ma-state-primary-2026-voter-guide-races-poll-times-how-to-vote).
"BXP clears runway for major office-to-housing redevelopment in Boston suburb," according to CoStar. The commercial real estate outlet reports that national landlord BXP has closed on two Waltham office buildings, positioning them for a residential conversion, the latest turn in the office market slowdown that Axios and other outlets have chronicled in Waltham's tech corridor this month (read it at https://www.costar.com/article/1647122462/bxp-clears-runway-for-major-office-to-housing-redevelopment-in-boston-suburb).

Compiled from official town feeds, community organizations, and local press. Outside reporting is attributed inline.

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