2024 MASSACHUSETTS General ELECTION VOTER GUIDES

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Check out our 2024 Create the Vote General Election Guides to see who is running to represent Massachusetts in the US Congress, State Senate, and State House of Representatives in Massachusetts.

 

ARE YOU REGISTERED?

The 2024 general election will take place on Tuesday, November 5th. You can check your voter registration status and where you should go to vote at the MA Secretary of State’s Website. Click here to check your voter status.

Not registered? The deadline to register to vote in the general election is October 26th. Be sure to register by the deadline.

Click here to learn more about registering, requesting a mail-in ballot, and preview ballots.

 

Connecting the creative community and candidates.

Since 2013, Create the Vote nonpartisan campaigns have engaged voters and candidates for office about how arts, culture, and creative expression build inclusive, connected, and more equitable communities. Through our past engagement, we have proven that our unified voices work in raising the profile of artists, creative workers, cultural nonprofits, and creative small businesses during elections.

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2024 MASSACHUSETTS General ELECTION VOTER GUIDES

Make sure you are prepared to vote on November 5: Check out our nonpartisan 2024 General Election Voter Guides.

2024 MASSACHUSETTS PRIMARY ELECTION VOTER GUIDES

Check out Create the Vote's nonpartisan election guides for the 2024 MA State Primaries to see who is running in your district.

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