If you currently have a Massachusetts driver's license or state ID card, you may register to vote online, by using Online Voter Registration at the Secretary of State's website. Voter registration forms submitted online must be submitted by midnight on the date of the voter registration deadline.
If you prefer to register by mail, you may download the Voter Registration Form. The form must be completed, signed, and delivered by mail or in person to the Town Clerk’s Office. Voter Registration Forms submitted by mail must be postmarked no later than the voter registration deadline.
If you would like to register in person, you may do so at the Town Clerk’s office or at the Elections Division of the Secretary of State's office. Voter registration forms completed in person are valid as of the day that they are signed.
You must update your voter registration every time you move. If you have moved, you may update your registration by filling out a new voter registration form (see options above). If you move after the deadline to register to vote in a state election or primary, you should wait to update your registration until after the date of the election or primary and return to vote at your previous polling place in Massachusetts. State law allows you to vote from a previous address in a state election for up to six months after you have moved, as long as you have not registered elsewhere.
If you wish to change your party enrollment, you may do so by filling out a new voter registration form (see options above). Members of political parties may vote only in their own party's primary elections. Unenrolled voters (commonly referred to as "Independents") and members of political designations or minor parties may vote in the party primary of their choice. Choosing to vote in a particular party's primary does NOT enroll you as a member of that party.