Registering to vote online is the fastest way! You’ll need a Massachusetts driver’s license or state ID. Do it by 11:59 p.m. on the registration deadline.
Voter Registration
Can I register to vote?
You can register if you:
- Are a U.S. citizen
- Will be 18 by the next election
- Live in Massachusetts
- Are not currently incarcerated for a felony
Register at least 10 days before an election.
How to Register
Register By Mail
Print the form, fill it out, sign it, and mail it to us. It needs to be postmarked by the registration deadline.
Register In Person
Come by our office, or register while you’re at the RMV. Either way, it’s official the day you sign it.
Just moved?
Update your registration with your new address. If you move close to an election, don’t worry — just vote at your old polling place this time, then update your registration after. You’ve got up to six months to make the switch before a state election — less for a local.
Want to change your party?
Fill out a new registration form. Unenrolled (sometimes referred to as Independent) voters can pick any single party’s primary to vote in without joining that party.
Need ID?
Some voters need to show ID to register or vote. For more information on ID requirements, check the Secretary of State’s site.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes, unless you’re currently incarcerated for a felony. More on voting rights and convictions
Use the Secretary of the Commonwealth’s online voter lookup tool to check your registration status. Look up your status
You’ll get a confirmation notice in the mail within 2–3 weeks.
Election Commission
The primary goal of the Election Department is to promote voter registration and participation in the Electoral process to Massachusetts citizens. Elections are conducted in accordance with Massachusetts General Laws and the Revised Ordinances of the City of Everett.
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Wards & Precincts
Are you unsure of what ward and precinct you are residing in? Find out where you can vote based on your address by clicking the button below.
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