Rallies Planned If Election Results In Dispute: Patch PM

FRAMINGHAM, MA — We're starting the week with Election Day eve and ballots are still being cast across the Commonwealth.

Some 1.3 million Massachusetts residents are expected to vote at the polls tomorrow — a number that combined with early voting and still-rising mail-in ballots would be a record turnout, Secretary of State William Galvin said.

Some residents are prepping for what the election results might bring. Framingham's residents have planned a rally on Wednesday if the presidential election results appear to be in jeopardy, one of dozens of "Protect the Results" events planned across the state and nation on Nov. 4.

Here are some other stories we've kept an eye on:

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