Will the total vote count for all participants in Massachusetts Governor General Election be above 2400000?

The question asks whether the total vote count in the Massachusetts Governor General Election will exceed 2,400,000. The provided news articles do not contain any data on past or projected vote totals for Massachusetts gubernatorial elections. Article Cbsnews Brian discusses a Republican candidate but gives no vote counts. Article NYT article covers a primary initiative poll but not general election turnout. Articles Cbsnews Massachusett, Cbsnews Chelsea, and Cbsnews Massachusett are about unrelated policy actions by the current governor. Without any reported figures or trends, I must rely on historical context: Massachusetts gubernatorial general elections typically see total votes between 2.2 million and 2.6 million, with 2.4 million being a moderately high threshold. For example, the 2022 election had about 2.3 million votes. Given no evidence of a surge in turnout or a competitive race that would drive numbers above 2.4 million, and the lack of any article suggesting such an outcome, a low probability is warranted. The articles provide no basis for a high or even moderate probability, so I assign a low but not extreme probability, as the election is still over a year away and conditions could change.