Massachusetts Ends In-Person Early Voting Ahead of November Election
Secretary of the Commonwealth Bill Galvin urges Massachusetts voters to cast ballots early to avoid long lines on Election Day.
Bill Galvin, the Secretary of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, urged citizens to vote early on Friday, October 30, the final day for in-person early voting. Galvin cited a record-tying number of ballot questions and lengthy ballots as primary reasons for voters to avoid waiting in long lines on Election Day.
The general election takes place on November 3 and features high-profile contests for Governor, U.S. Senate, and the congressional race in the 6th District, in addition to various statewide and local offices. While the deadline to request mail-in ballots has passed, voters can still submit their completed ballots through authorized drop boxes.
