Voter Information

Voter Information

For Massachusetts Voters:

November 3, 2026 MA State ElectionNovember 3, 2026 Election Dates and Deadlines

Voter Information for the November 3rd Election

Hingham Election & Voter Information

The Election will be held on November 3rd from 7:00 AM to 8:00 PM.   Polling places are as follows:

  • High School, 17 Union Street – Precincts 1 through 4
  • Middle School, 1103 Main Street – Precincts 5 and 6
  • Linden Ponds, 201 Linden Ponds Way, Willard Square – Precinct 5A

Cohasset Election & Voter Information

Hull Election & Voter Information

 

The LWV of Massachusetts pleased to let you know that our general election voters' guide is currently live on VOTE411.org !
 
Our online voter’s guide covers all candidate races from U.S. Congress down through statewide races as well as contested county races. The guide also covers the nine ballot questions.
 
VOTE411 also includes recordings of League-sponsored forums and debates, information about upcoming forums, and all of the up-to-date information and deadlines for the “Vote by Mail” law so voters can plan how and when to vote.
 
Together, we make democracy work!

 

9 Ballot Measures in Massachusetts

LWV Hingham hosted a presentation on the 9 Ballot Measures on September 22nd. Review the presentation slides HERE.

Due to the number of questions, the ballot will be printed on two cards, and in some cases three cards due to the number of local ballot measures and/or language needs.

  • Question 1: Expanding the Public Records Law
  • Question 2: Collective Bargaining for CPCS Employees
  • Question 3: State Primary Elections
  • Question 4: Election Day Registration
  • Question 5: State Revenue Limit & Rebate
  • Question 6: Natural Resource Conservation Fund
  • Question 7: Single Family Homes
  • Question 8: Prohibit Retail Sale of Adult Recreational Use Marijuana
  • Question 9: Firearms Regulation

LWVMA Supports (Urges YES Vote)

  • Question 1: Expanding the Public Records Law
  • Question 4: Election Day Registration
  • Question 7: Single Family Homes
  • Question 9: Firearms Regulation: Vote YES to uphold the current firearms law
 

LWVMA Opposes (Urges NO Vote)

  • Question 5: State Revenue Limit & Rebate
 

LWVMA Takes No Position

  • Question 2: Collective Bargaining for CPCS Employees
  • Question 3: State Primary Elections
  • Question 6: Natural Resource Conservation Fund
  • Question 8: Prohibit Retail Sale of Adult Recreational Use Marijuana

How Does LWVMA Decide Their Stances?

Review the LWVMA public statement on ballot questions HERE.

Information for Voters (the “Red Book”)

The Information for Voters booklet, or the ‘Red Book” has been mailed to every voter by the Secretary of the Commonwealth. Find the electronic version HERE. VOTE411 also contains the information from the Red Book, as outlined by the Secretary of the Commonwealth, the Attorney General and the Executive Office of Administration and Finance. 

 

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