We have received reports of Mass. voters getting text messages telling them they aren't registered to vote. Please don't click links sent by unknown numbers.
If in doubt, check your registration on our website or call your local election office:
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If you get a text saying you're not registered and telling you to click a link to fix it, don't click! Election officials in Mass. won't text you.
If in doubt, call your local election office.
Early voting in the State Primary officially ends tomorrow, but with many cities & towns closed on Friday, today may be your last chance to early vote.
Check your town's schedule:
This Saturday is also the voter registration deadline. If you need to register, update your address, or change your party, do it:
-Online, by 11:59pm
-In person, by 5pm
-By mail, with a postmark on or before 8/24
Early voting for the 9/3 State Primary starts this weekend!
All cities & towns will have voting hours this weekend and next week. Find your community's early voting schedule:
Early voting for the 9/3 State Primary starts this weekend!
All cities & towns will have voting hours this weekend and next week. Find your community's early voting schedule:
Keep an eye out for your Official 2024 Vote by Mail Application!
We have mailed applications to every voter who hasn't already applied for a Sept. 3rd State Primary ballot.
Learn more:
Candidate Reminder:
Most candidates must file their nomination papers with our office by 5pm next Tuesday, May 28!
This deadline applies to candidates running for non-federal offices. More info:
Early Voting for the Tuesday, March 5, Presidential Primary begins Saturday, February 24 and runs through Friday, March 1, 2024. Find a convenient time and location here:
Keep an eye on your mailbox! 2024 Vote by Mail applications are on the way.
All registered voters will receive an application by the end of the month. You can use it to apply for 2024 mail-in ballots.
Learn more at .
Party ward & town committee nomination papers must be filed with local election offices by 5pm Friday.
Many city/town halls are closed Friday, but the clerk's office must be open or have an alternate drop-off location. Contact your clerk for more info:
Happy Election Day! 80 communities in Massachusetts are voting today in city elections and special elections.
Polling hours vary for local elections. Check your polling hours here:
Do you still have a mail-in ballot for one of tomorrow's elections? Don't put it in the mail!
Deliver it to a drop box or your local election office by close of polls tomorrow, to ensure it arrives in time to be counted.
Tuesday is Municipal Election Day in 55 Massachusetts communities.
It's also Special Election Day in the 22 communities in the Worcester & Hampshire Senate District.
Do you get to vote Tuesday? Check here:
Tuesday is Municipal Election Day in 55 Massachusetts communities.
It's also Special Election Day in the 22 communities in the Worcester & Hampshire Senate District.
Do you get to vote Tuesday? Check here:
Nomination papers are now available for those who want to run for political party positions in the upcoming presidential primary.
Papers for ward, town, and state committee candidates are available in our office. More info:
Do you have plans for the Fourth of July yet?
The
@MassMuseum
will be open 9am-4pm on the 4th, with special Independence Day exhibits. Come see John Hancock's signature on our very own original copy of the Declaration of Independence!