This story was updated as election results became available.
SHREWSBURY, MA —Polls officially closed at 8 p.m. in the 2026 Massachusetts State Election.
State Rep. Hannah Kane secured another term in the 11th Worcester District House Seat, according to election results from AP reported by WCVB. She was the only candidate listed in the race.
The district includes Shrewsbury and Westborough Precinct 4.
"I am honored to be re-elected by the voters in Shrewsbury and Westborough and I am excited to continue serving," Kane wrote in a statement to Patch on Tuesday night. "I am grateful for the support of our communities!"
Election-night totals are unofficial and remain subject to local certification, according to the Secretary of the Commonwealth.
Kane was sworn in for her sixth term in January 2025, according to her official legislative biography. She is the ranking minority member on the Joint Committee on Health Care Financing and also serves on committees covering public health, state administration and ethics.
Kane's legislative work has emphasized health policy, food security and municipal aid. Her office's 2026 news archive highlights measures involving utility costs, road and bridge funding, workplace violence protections for health care employees, artificial intelligence in campaigns and food assistance.
Before joining the House in 2015, Kane worked in state economic development and the private sector. She also served on the Shrewsbury Finance Committee and has held roles with the Shrewsbury Public Schools Foundation and local hunger-relief organizations.
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