Democracy works best when everyone participates.
Make your plan today!
Check your voter registration and preview your ballot.
Take time to research and understand your ballot using this resource.
Register to vote by October 24.
Find the dates and locations of where you can vote early. Early voting starts October 17 and ends on October 30.
Request a free ride to the polls.
Find a drop box near you.
Track your ballot.
Find your polling place.
Become a poll worker in Boston.
Learn about Election Protection volunteers.
Massachusetts will see 9 statewide ballot questions this year, a historic number. Learn more from the following organizations.
The Center for State Policy Analysis at Tisch College, Tufts University.
Our best hope for taking back and rebuilding our democracy.
We partner with frontline organizations fighting to protect election integrity and voting rights. We take individual and group action to ensure that every eligible voter gets to vote and has their vote counted.
On our radar
Protecting voters – Ensuring Boston and Massachusetts voters understand how to check their voter registration, how mail-in voting works, the deadlines for submission to make sure their votes are counted, and how to check that their ballots were counted.
Poll safety – Ensuring that polling places in Boston and other Massachusetts communities are safe from voter intimidation.
Election integrity – Working with partners across the country to protect voting rights in other jurisdictions.
Don't Despair. Prepare.
Click here to view a recording of our voter registration training
Take Action
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Key Dates for 2026 Election
24 Oct 2026 – Deadline to register for general election
3 Nov 2026 – General election day
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Contact Your Town or City Clerk
Method: Visit, call, or email your local town clerk’s office.
What it is: Under M.G.L. Ch. 51 § 4, Massachusetts municipalities conduct an annual street listing of residents as of January 1st each year.
What it includes: The listing contains the name, address, date of birth, and occupation of residents 17 years of age or older.
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Register to vote. Or confirm your registration. In some states you can also confirm the receipt of your ballot.