Successful 2020 League Leader Lunch(10/20/2020)-Over 100 members attended the 2020 Virtual League Leader Lunch on Saturday, Oct. 17th. Charles Stewart, Professor of Political Science, MIT, gave a presentation titled “Will the 2020 Election Be Safe?” Click here to view…
LWVMA 2018-2019 Annual Report Now Available(10/14/2020)-We are pleased to share the 2018-2019 Annual Report of the League of Women Voters of Massachusetts. The report recaps an extraordinary year of advocacy, voter engagement, and citizen education and celebrates the work of…
LWV Opposes a Rushed Supreme Court Confirmation Process(9/25/2020)-The League of Women Voters of the United States has issued a press release regarding the League’s opposition to a rushed Supreme Court nomination in the upcoming weeks. LWVUS board president Deborah Turner and CEO…
Request a Mail Ballot Online(9/24/2020)-Massachusetts voters can now request a vote-by-mail ballot online. The new mail-in ballot application system is available at www.MailMyBallotMA.com. See the Election Modernization Coalition’s full statement here. Registered voters can request a mail-in ballot online, and…
2020 Ballot Questions: Right to Repair and Ranked Choice Voting(9/4/2020)-Two ballot questions will be on the statewide ballot Nov. 3. LWVMA has taken no position on Question 1, the “Right to Repair” law. We are supporting a YES vote on Question 2, Ranked Choice…
Primary Turnout Shattered Records!(9/2/2020)-Despite the pandemic, Massachusetts voters shattered turnout records in the statewide primary – thanks to an emergency law championed by the Election Modernization Coalition and passed by the state Legislature earlier this summer. As of…
Conference Committee on Climate Poised to Advance Strong Climate Bill(8/25/2020)-With accelerated climate change bearing down hard across the globe, there is no time to waste. The Massachusetts legislature is in an extended session to continue its work on critical climate change bills to ensure…
ALERT: Due to COVID-19 (coronavirus) all registered voters in Massachusetts may vote by mail in any 2020 election, no excuse required. A vote by mail application will be mailed to every voter who is registered by July 1st and has not already requested an absentee ballot for the State Primary in September. A second mailing will go out to all voters in September for the November General Election. You must return the vote by mail application by 4 business days before the election (August 26th for the Primary and October 28 for the General), though you are strongly encouraged to return your application as soon as possible to ensure you receive your mail ballot. For more information, contact your Secretary of the Commonwealth.
ALERT: Due to COVID-19 (coronavirus) early voting for the 2020 elections has been extended. In-person voting for the September 1st Primary will be held August 22-28. Early voting for the November 3rd General election will take place October 17-30. Early voting locations are posted here
ALERT: Due to COVID-19 (coronavirus) some of the criteria for being a poll worker in MA has been updated for the 2020 election cycle. Please click here for the most recent information.
ALERT: Due to COVID-19 (coronavirus) the registration deadline for all 2020 elections have been extended. You now have until 10 days before the election to register to vote. For the September 1 primary, the registration deadline is August 22. For the November 3 general election, the registration deadline is October 24.
You can now register online! If you have a valid driver’s license, learner’s permit or non-driver ID issues through the Massachusetts RMV you can register using this page. If you do not have these forms of ID you can still use this page to fill out your form, print and mail the application to the appropriate election official.
ALERT: Due to COVID-19 (coronavirus) the registration deadline for all 2020 elections have been extended. You now have until 10 days before the election to register to vote. For the September 1 primary, the registration deadline is August 22. For the November 3 general election, the registration deadline is October 24.
You can now register online! If you have a valid driver’s license, learner’s permit or non-driver ID issues through the Massachusetts RMV you can register using this page. If you do not have these forms of ID you can still use this page to fill out your form, print and mail the application to the appropriate election official.
