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Our Priorities for November
Progressive Worcester is focusing on these campaigns for November 8:
- Moses Dixon for State Representative, Worcester 17th District
- Save Our Public Schools, (No on Question 2)
- Dan Donahue for State Representative, Worcester 16th District
Join our COORDINATED CAMPAIGN EFFORTS by contacting [ProgressiveWoo@gmail.com]-- or join one of our scheduled events on the calendar below.
Progressive Worcester voting recommendations
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Info on Our Voting Recommendations
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VOTERS! Print our Progressive Worcester Voter Guide to take with you to the polls
(And for organizers, a “bookmark” version to print, cut and share) - Info on all ballot questions: progressivemass.com/ballotquestions
- No on Question 2, Save our Public Schools: saveourpublicschoolsma.com
- Moses Dixon: mosesdixon.com; Progressive Mass questionnaire; "like" him on Facebook; follow him on Twitter
- Dan Donahue: dandonahue.org; “like” him on Facebook; follow him on Twitter
Information for Worcester Area Voters
When To Vote
- Election day is November 8, Tuesday, 7AM-8PM, at your polling place.
- Early voting hours start on Oct. 24 thru Nov. 4. Each precinct has TWO early voting days at specific voting locations. More info below.
Voter Information Local Resources
Information about Worcester elections and voting is on the Worcester Elections Commission webpage: worcesterma.gov/city-clerk/elections 455 Main Street, Worcester, MA 01608 City Hall Room 208 Phone: (508) 799-1134, Fax: (508) 799-1137 Email:elections@worcesterma.gov Office Hours: Monday 8:45 AM - 5:00 PM; Tuesday - Friday 8:45 AM - 4:15 PM
Register
The last day to register to vote in time for the November election is October 19. You can register online via the Secretary of State website [sec.state.ma.us/ovr/] or in person by visiting City Hall to the Elections Commission between 8:45 and 4:15 (5:00pm on Mondays) on weekdays.
Polling Places
Make sure you know WHERE you vote! Plug in your address for your precise polling location, here: worcesterma.gov/e-services/where-do-i-vote MAKE SURE TO CHECK THIS. At least one polling location has been changed since the last election!
Early Voting in Worcester
For the first time ever, Massachusetts now has EARLY VOTING! Now, people with busy schedules or are otherwise challenged in getting to the polls on one busy day only have the option of voting at a time more convenient for them. Even if you don't anticipate early voting--make sure your community knows we have the option this year, so we can make every voter count! There is more information on Worcester early voting at the Worcester Elections Commission: worcesterma.gov/city-clerk/elections
Early Voting Hours/Locations
Early voting locations change, moving through-out the city. However, any registered Worcester voter can vote at any of the locations. (Find your precinct here: wheredoivotema.com or worcesterma.gov/e-services/where-do-i-vote) For more information, you can view a video about early voting and see the whole list atwww.worcesterma.gov/early-voting You can also get the city’s interactive Early Voting map at www5.worcesterma.gov/EarlyVoting
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- Oct. 31 (Mon.), 8:45AM-7PM Unitarian Universalist Church, 90 Holden Street, Worcester, MA
- Nov. 1 (Tue.), 8:45AM-7PM Our Lady of Mt. Carmel, Rec. Center, 28 Mulberry Street
- Nov. 2 (Wed.), 8:45AM-7PM Worcester Senior Center, 128 Providence Street
- Nov. 3 (Thu.), 8:45AM-7PM Clark University, Higgins Center, 950 Main Street
- Nov. 4 (Fri.), 8:45AM-5PM Worcester State University, May St. Bldg., 280 May Street
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