Election Day

Some interesting local races are on this year's agenda

When Pittsfield voters go to the polls on November 2nd they will seat a new Pittsfield City Council and New Pittsfield School Committee.

It’s Town Election Day in Adams.  Polls will be open until 7 o’clock tonight.  Voting is taking place at the DPW Garage located at 92 Summer Street in Adams. Many candidates are running unopposed in a number of races including Moderator, Town Clerk, Assessor, Planning Board, Housing Authority and a number of other open positions...

On the day many Americans cast their ballots, the US recorded 91,530 new COVID-19 infections adding to a series of staggering case numbers reported within just the past week.

It is now too late in the game to vote by mail.  If you have a ballot in-hand you can drop it in your city or town’s Ballot Drop Box.  Early in-person voting deadlines vary from town to town.  Some deadlines may have passed or are ending today or tomorrow...

Starting tomorrow registered voters in Massachusetts can begin casting their ballots in-person at their city and town's early-voting location.  Hours on weekends are limited  with extended hours Monday through Friday. It is likely that you want to vote early you will not be voting at the polling location you normally would vote on election day...

If you have wondered what you can do to help this election in addition to voting, we have an idea for you.  What about volunteering at a polling location? According the Massachusetts voter information guide…One of the best ways that you can help make sure Massachusetts holds successful elections this year is by offering your time to be a poll worker...

With the current attempt by some in power to disrupt and derail the United States Post Office is leaving citizens concerned about voting by mail.  The Mass Secretary of State William Galvin reminds residents of Mass that they can track their mail-in ballot on-line...

You Can Vote Starting Monday! Super Tuesday is just over 10-days away but Mass voters can start voting in the Massachusetts presidential primary on Monday.  As long as you’re a registered Mass voter you can cast your ballot without any special reason or justification...

On this day in history, Abraham Lincoln was elected our 16th president.