Here are the positions of the candidates on the Cape Cod ballot.

Election Day approaching quickly.

In addition to presidential candidates And statewide voting questionsCape Cod voters have several decisions to make at the local level. From the U.S. Representative of Cape Cod to State Representatives and State Senators and County Government, there is at least eight contested races will be available in November.

What do candidates think about immigration, Cape Cod Canal bridges, coastal resiliency, housing, health care, offshore wind and more?

We asked them.

Check out our Q&A coverage of the 21 candidates for elected office on the November 5 ballot in Cape Cod. Some also include videos and links to debate coverage.

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This article originally appeared in the Cape Cod Times: What does November 5th mean for Cape Cod? Our Q&A with local candidates.