Early Voting in Boston Begins Saturday – Here’s What You Need to Know
Election Day is Tuesday, November 3rd, but why wait? Early voting in Boston kicks off on Saturday, October 17th, and runs through Friday, October 30th.
Registered Boston voters can cast their ballots at any early voting location in the city, regardless of where they live. No excuse or special reason is needed!
Where to Vote Early in Dorchester
Saturday, October 17th + Sunday, October 18th | 11am–7pm
- Thelma D. Burns Building – 575 Warren Street
- Richard J. Murphy K-8 School – 1 Worrell Street
Thursday, October 22nd | 12pm–8pm
- Florian Hall – 55 Hallet Street
Saturday, October 24th + Sunday, October 25th | 11am–7pm
- BCYF Perkins Community Center – 155 Talbot Avenue
- Salvation Army Kroc Center – 650 Dudley Street
You can also vote early at Boston City Hall on select weekdays.
Who Are We Voting For?
This year’s general election includes races for Massachusetts governor and lieutenant governor, attorney general, secretary of state, treasurer, auditor, congressional representatives, and state lawmakers. Depending on where you live in Dorchester, you’ll also see district-specific races and statewide ballot questions.
You can see exactly who and what will appear on your ballot by entering your address at the Massachusetts Secretary of State’s voter information website.
Important Dates to Remember
- October 17th – Early voting begins
- October 24th – Voter registration deadline
- October 27th – Vote-by-mail application deadline (5pm)
- October 30th – Early voting ends
- November 3rd – Election Day! Polls open 7am–8pm.
For the full list of early voting locations and hours, visit Boston.gov.
Get out and vote, Dorchester!
Maureen Dahill is the editor of Caught in Southie and a lifelong resident of South Boston sometimes mistaken for a yuppie. Co-host of Caught Up, storyteller, lover of red wine and binge watching TV series. Mrs. Peter G. Follow her @MaureenCaught.
