REGISTER TO VOTE

Your voice is the heartbeat of our community, and it's time to amplify its resonance by registering to vote! The strength of a democracy lies in the active participation of its citizens, and we believe that every eligible resident in District 7 has a vital role to play in shaping our shared future. By registering to vote, you not only exercise your right to be heard but also contribute to the vibrant tapestry of our democratic process. Let's come together, stand united, and make our voices resonate in the upcoming elections. Your vote is your power – register now and let District 7 thrive with the echoes of our collective choices! There are three ways to register to vote: ONLINE Before you get started Online: To cast your vote, you need to be both a citizen of the United States and a resident of Massachusetts. Additionally, you must be at least 18 years old on or before Election Day. If you turn 18 after the specified deadline but before Election Day, you can still register to vote, but it's crucial to meet the registration deadline. Registration is required 10 days before any primaries or general elections, and this deadline also applies if you change your address or political affiliation. If you relocate within Boston or move to the city from another part of the state, you must re-register with your new address. Massachusetts doesn't have a residency waiting period, allowing you to register as soon as you move to your new address. If you're uncertain about your voter registration status in Massachusetts, you can verify it by checking online here. Register to vote Online: The most convenient method for registration is through the state's online system, enabling you to register to vote, update your contact details, and modify your party affiliation. Simply visit the Voter Registration website of the state. Ensure you have: 1. A valid driver's license, learner's permit, or State ID. 2. A signature already on record with the Registry of Motor Vehicles. If you lack the mentioned identification, you can complete the online form and send it by mail. For any inquiries about the website, feel free to reach out to the state Elections Division at 617-727-2828. BY MAIL Before you get started By Mail: To cast your vote, you need to be both a citizen of the United States and a resident of Massachusetts. Additionally, you must be at least 18 years old on or before Election Day. If you turn 18 after the specified deadline but before Election Day, you can still register to vote, but it's crucial to meet the registration deadline. Registration is required 10 days before any primaries or general elections, and this deadline also applies if you change your address or political affiliation. If you relocate within Boston or move to the city from another part of the state, you must re-register with your new address. Massachusetts doesn't have a residency waiting period, allowing you to register as soon as you move to your new address. If you're uncertain about your voter registration status in Massachusetts, you can verify it by checking online here. Complete the registration form: You have the option to complete any of the following forms on the State website: 1. The Massachusetts Mail-In Registration Form 2. The Massachusetts Mail-In Registration Form (in Spanish) 3. The National Voter Registration Form, which comes with instructions. IN PERSON Before you get started In Person: To cast your vote, you need to be both a citizen of the United States and a resident of Massachusetts. Additionally, you must be at least 18 years old on or before Election Day. If you turn 18 after the specified deadline but before Election Day, you can still register to vote, but it's crucial to meet the registration deadline. Registration is required 10 days before any primaries or general elections, and this deadline also applies if you change your address or political affiliation. If you relocate within Boston or move to the city from another part of the state, you must re-register with your new address. Massachusetts doesn't have a residency waiting period, allowing you to register as soon as you move to your new address. If you're uncertain about your voter registration status in Massachusetts, you can verify it by checking online here. Complete the registration form: You have the option to complete any of the following forms on the State website: 1. The Massachusetts Mail-In Registration Form 2. The Massachusetts Mail-In Registration Form (in Spanish) 3. The National Voter Registration Form, which comes with instructions. Bring the registration to City Hall: Bring your completed registration to Boston City Hall: Election Department 1 City Hall Square, Room 241 Boston, MA 02201 Office hours: Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. - 5 p.m.