Elections & Voting Resources
Massachusetts Votes Against Hunger
Always vote.
Our elected officials vote on policies that can make a dramatic difference on how people access basic resources like food, but they need to know food insecurity and supporting those in need are priorities for voters. Your voice matters and you can make a difference. Getting involved by voting is one of the key ingredients to how we solve hunger in Massachusetts.
Massachusetts' Election Day is Tuesday, November 8, 2022
Recent Elections
2022 Elections
State Election Day was Tuesday, November 8, 2022. If you are passionate about passing equitable, sustainable policies that target hunger and poverty in our state, it’s important that you get involved. We can't solve hunger without your vote. You can elect officials who prioritize hunger and will support legislation that benefits working families and children.
The Election on November 8th are a big one. Here's who you will be voting into office:
- Representative in Congress for your district
- Governor
- Lieutenant Governor
- Attorney General
- Secretary of State
- State Treasurer
- State Auditor
- Governor's Council
- State Senator
- State Representative
- District Attorney
- Sheriff, County Commissioner (only in certain counties)
- Statewide ballot questions
- Ballots in some counties and communities may have additional local offices and questions.
Early Voting
You can vote early in person or by mail. The early voting period is Oct. 22 to Nov. 4, but each city and town will choose dates and times during that period for you to vote early in person. The early voting locations may also be different than on Nov. 8. Learn when and where you can vote early in your city or town.
Voter status
Make sure you are registered to vote.
Encourage your family, friends, neighbors, co-workers, and communities to do the same so that Massachusetts Votes Against Hunger this fall! You can vote on November 8th or earlier in person or by mail.
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