The 1917 Massachusetts gubernatorial election was held on November 6, 1917.
Republican primary Governor Candidates Grafton D. Cushing, former lieutenant governor and former speaker of the Massachusetts House of Representatives Samuel W. McCall, incumbent governor
Results
Lieutenant governor Candidates Calvin Coolidge, incumbent lieutenant governor
Results Lieutenant Governor Coolidge was unopposed for the Republican nomination.
Democratic primary Governor Candidates Frederick Mansfield, former treasurer and receiver-general of Massachusetts and nominee for governor in 1916
Results Mansfield was unopposed for the Democratic nomination.
Lieutenant governor Candidates Matthew Hale, national chairman of the Progressive Party, delegate-at-large to the 1917 Constitutional Convention, and former publisher of the Boston Journal
Results Hale was unopposed for the Democratic nomination. He also received the Progressive and Prohibition Party nominations.
General election Candidates James Hayes, perennial candidate from Plymouth (Socialist Labor) Chester R. Lawrence, perennial candidate from Boston (Prohibition) Frederick Mansfield, former treasurer and receiver-general (Democratic) Samuel W. McCall, incumbent governor (Republican) John McCarty, perennial candidate from Abington (Socialist)
Results
See also 1917 Massachusetts legislature
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