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Mass. Elections @VotingInMass
@RepLoriTrahan Today is actually not the last day to register to vote! Voters in Massachusetts now have until 10 days before an election to register. — PolitiTweet.org
Mass. Elections @VotingInMass
Election Day is just 3 weeks away. This year, you can vote: -By mail, right now -Early, Oct. 22- Nov. 4 -On Election Day, Nov. 8 https://t.co/3onWMCOpt3 — PolitiTweet.org
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RT @massblind: Join MCB & @VotingInMass on Monday (October 24th) from 11 a.m. to 12 p.m. for a Virtual Town Hall: Accessible Vote by Mail h… — PolitiTweet.org
Mass. Elections @VotingInMass
In-person early voting begins in just 8 days! You can now find early voting schedules & locations on our website. You may vote early at any location in your city/town, as long as you haven't already voted by mail. https://t.co/3onWMCOXiB — PolitiTweet.org
Mass. Elections @VotingInMass
RT @BostonElections: Hey Boston! Poll workers are needed in Chinatown, Charlestown, the North End, Fenway, East Boston, Downtown, Beacon Hi… — PolitiTweet.org
Mass. Elections @VotingInMass
This November, we will be voting on 4 statewide ballot questions. Detailed information on each statewide question, including what a "yes" and a "no" vote would mean, can be found at https://t.co/3onWMCOXiB. — PolitiTweet.org
Mass. Elections @VotingInMass
Need to register to vote? Stop by our booth at the Topsfield Fair through Monday to find registration forms and voting info. You can also register online 24/7 at https://t.co/3onWMCOpt3. — PolitiTweet.org
Mass. Elections @VotingInMass
Election Day is 5 weeks away! You can register to vote up until Oct. 29, but if you plan to vote by mail, you should submit your registration & apply for your ballot as soon as possible. https://t.co/3onWMCOpt3 — PolitiTweet.org
Mass. Elections @VotingInMass
Early voting for the Nov. 8 election will be held Oct. 22 - Nov. 4. Early voting schedules for each city and town will be available on our website by Oct. 14. https://t.co/3onWMCOpt3 — PolitiTweet.org
Mass. Elections @VotingInMass
We've just finished mailing Vote by Mail applications to every voter who hasn't already applied for a November ballot. Can't remember if you applied already? Track your ballot at https://t.co/3onWMCOpt3. Your November ballot will be listed as "pending" if you applied already. — PolitiTweet.org
Mass. Elections @VotingInMass
Happy #NationalVoterRegistrationDay Massachusetts! Today is a great day to register to vote, check your registration, or update your registration. You can do that: -Online -By mail -In person at any city/town hall https://t.co/CHTzRPkf4R — PolitiTweet.org
Mass. Elections @VotingInMass
@chhowe No need to hunt. You can simply visit https://t.co/3onWMCOpt3 and click "2022 Ballot Questions" for the online version of the book, which includes Question 4. If you're already on the Elections Division page, you'll also find info under "Recent Updates." https://t.co/0H5E4wz2MB — PolitiTweet.org
Mass. Elections @VotingInMass
@votesaveamerica This is incorrect. You do NOT need an excuse to vote by mail in Massachusetts. Also, ballots returned by mail can be received up until 5pm Nov. 12 if postmarked by Election Day. — PolitiTweet.org
Mass. Elections @VotingInMass
@Somervillennial To be clear, the only time a question can be submitted after the first week in July is with an attempt to repeal a law passed just before that deadline (as in this case) or a constitution amendment added by the Legislature at the last minute. — PolitiTweet.org
Mass. Elections @VotingInMass
@Somervillennial The deadline applies to those submitted to this office by the first Wednesday in July, so that question would still have been eligible. The reason it's set a few weeks before the print deadline is to allow for legal challenges and the courts always take note of the print deadline — PolitiTweet.org
Mass. Elections @VotingInMass
@Somervillennial The print deadline is set by law, which sets it at the first Wednesday in July. In order to print millions of books and ensure delivery to every household in Massachusetts before voting begins in October, the book must go to print by late July. — PolitiTweet.org
Mass. Elections @VotingInMass
@MaryGramTM To be clear, the first Wednesday in July is also the deadline for all other types of ballot questions to be submitted. Only referendum questions on newly-passed laws like this one and legislative constitutional amendments can be added after July. — PolitiTweet.org
Mass. Elections @VotingInMass
@MaryGramTM The deadline set by state law for inclusion in the book is the first Wednesday in July. That deadline allows time for any legal challenges to questions to be wrapped up before the book goes to print, so it can be ready in time to be delivered to all households in September. — PolitiTweet.org
Mass. Elections @VotingInMass
@JGags2525 @SecretaryOfMass Question 4 was only submitted last week, well after the July 6 cut-off for the printed book. The book does include a page after Question 3 directing voters to our website for any additional questions. You can find Question 4 in the online version at https://t.co/3onWMCOXiB. — PolitiTweet.org
Mass. Elections @VotingInMass
Note: There will be 4 statewide questions on the November ballot. Questions 1-3 are included in the printed Information for Voters book. Question 4 was submitted too late to be included, but you can find it in the online version at https://t.co/3onWMCOXiB. — PolitiTweet.org
Mass. Elections @VotingInMass
Check your mailbox for the red Information for Voters book, which has information on 2022 ballot questions. Books a… https://t.co/fxNwBe8Nej
Mass. Elections @VotingInMass
Check your mailbox for the red Information for Voters book, which has information on 2022 ballot questions. Books are being delivered to all households this month. https://t.co/nDxwI1hLsS — PolitiTweet.org
Mass. Elections @VotingInMass
RT @SecretaryOfMass: Voting by Mail continues to be popular with our voters this year, with 45.5% of all ballots in last week's primary cas… — PolitiTweet.org
Mass. Elections @VotingInMass
In Massachusetts, the referendum process puts an existing law before the voters, who vote on whether or not they approve of the law. A "Yes" vote is a vote to keep the law in place. A "No" vote is a vote to repeal the law. — PolitiTweet.org
Mass. Elections @VotingInMass
With 71,883 signatures submitted & allowed, the Elections Division has certified that a referendum question on "An… https://t.co/S9JAmu…
Mass. Elections @VotingInMass
With 71,883 signatures submitted & allowed, the Elections Division has certified that a referendum question on "An Act Relative to Work & Family Mobility" will appear as Question #4 on the November State Election ballot. 40,120 signatures were required for certification. — PolitiTweet.org
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Election officials from all over the Cape traveled to Barnstable Tuesday night to help count votes. Please join us in thanking officials from Brewster, Dennis, Eastham, Harwich, Mashpee, Truro, and Yarmouth for their assistance. — PolitiTweet.org
Mass. Elections @VotingInMass
Polls are now closed in Barnstable. We thank the voters of Barnstable for their patience. We also thank the neighb… https://t.co/6aJDwapkeN
Mass. Elections @VotingInMass
@FireKraken1776 Election officials don't call elections. We actually don't even receive certified results from our local clerks for 4 days after a primary. The Associated Press gathered unofficial results from local officials and announced their own calls of the races based on those results. — PolitiTweet.org
Mass. Elections @VotingInMass
Polls are now closed in Barnstable. We thank the voters of Barnstable for their patience. We also thank the neighboring town clerks who are pitching in tonight to help with the hand count of ballots in Barnstable, after finishing up in their own towns. — PolitiTweet.org
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Polls are now closed in every city and town EXCEPT Barnstable. If you are in line, stay in line. You can still vote. If you are in Barnstable, you have until midnight to cast your ballot. — PolitiTweet.org
Mass. Elections @VotingInMass
@kelleratlarge Only polls in the Town of Barnstable are open until midnight. The rest of the towns in Barnstable County had no issues opening at 7am and will close at as planned at 8pm. — PolitiTweet.org
Mass. Elections @VotingInMass
Due to the delayed opening caused by the inability of the town clerk to access ballots in the town vault, polling hours were extended to ensure there were 13 voting hours in Barnstable today. Note: Polls in the rest of the Commonwealth will still close at 8pm. — PolitiTweet.org
