Step 1

Make a plan to vote. Make sure you are registered to vote and decide whether you will vote in-person or by mail.

• Voting by mail: In order to receive your ballot by mail, you must submit a vote by mail application. For a general election ballot, your application must reach your local election office no later than October 28.
  • Need to submit a vote by mail application? Fill out the form to the right. By submitting this form, you are affirming your NARAL Pro-Choice MA membership. 
• Voting in person: To limit crowding at polling places, there will be additional days of early voting this year. Find your early voting location and times.

Step 2

Research the candidates. Find out who we’ve endorsed.

Step 3

Vote! Massachusetts can be a national leader in reproductive freedom. That’s only possible if the pro-choice majority across this state shows up to elect reproductive freedom champions.

• If you are voting by mail, you can track your ballot. For general elections, your ballot must be postmarked no later than November 3 and must be back at your local election office by November 6.
• If you are voting in person, you can vote on election day. Find your polling location and don’t forget to wear a mask!