Polls will close at 8 p.m. Anyone who is in line at their polling place will be allowed to vote. Don't leave your polling place until you vote!.

Polls are now open, Massachusetts!.

Happy Election Day!. Find your polling place & sample ballot at

We don't recommend mailing your ballot now, because it needs to be postmarked by Nov. 5 and received by Nov. 8 in order to be counted. If you must mail your ballot, we recommend bringing it into the post office to be postmarked by hand.

Election Day is tomorrow! If you still have a mail-in ballot, you can:.-Return it to a drop box.-Return it to your local election office.-Vote in person at your polling place instead. Any of the above options must be done by 8pm on Election Day.

Polls will be open in Massachusetts from 7 a.m. until 8 p.m. tomorrow. If you will be out of town tomorrow, you have until 12 p.m. today to apply in person for an absentee ballot and vote at your local clerk's office.

With only 4 days left until Election Day, we DO NOT advise mailing your ballot. USPS can't guarantee delivery in less than 7 days. If you still have a mail-in ballot to return, visit to find your city or town's drop box and election office locations.

Happy Halloween! Today is the LAST DAY of early voting in communities that are not open for voting on Fridays. Check your town's schedule at There is no early voting this weekend -- today could be your last chance to vote before Tuesday!.

While Nov. 1 is the final day of the early voting period, many towns don't have Friday voting hours. Tomorrow could be the final day of early voting in your community. Check your community's early voting schedule here:.

If you haven't applied for your mail-in ballot, you have until 5 p.m. today to apply. Please keep in mind that if you apply now, you should plan to return your mail-in ballot in person.

Election Day is 1 week away! Is your ballot one of the 37% of mail-in ballots that hasn't been returned yet?. If you're planning to mail your ballot, we strongly recommend putting it in the mail today, to make sure it arrives in time to be counted.

Early voting continues this week, ending Friday. Many communities have limited or no Friday hours. If you plan to vote early, check your community's schedule ASAP and make a plan to vote:

You DO NOT need a Mass ID to register to vote in person. If you're a new resident, just be prepared to provide the last 4 digits of your SSN instead.

Can't register in person? Most residents can register online. You'll need a Mass ID. If you're a new citizen, you also need to have been to the RMV to update your citizenship status. Online registration is open until 11:59pm today:

Massachusetts, today is your LAST CHANCE to register to vote in the Nov. 5 election. Registration sessions are being held in every community until 5pm. Go to your city/town hall or early voting location to register. Find locations:

If you need to register or update your address, you can do it until Saturday, Oct. 26:.Online until 11:59pm.In person until 5pm.By mail, with a form postmarked Oct. 26.

Election countdown:.-2 days left to register to vote.-5 days left to apply for a mail-in ballot.-8 days left to vote early.-12 days until Election Day!.

If you need to register to vote or update your address, you have until Saturday to do it. Oct. 26 is the registration deadline. Nearly all communities will be offering registration at early voting sites Saturday. Stop in, register, and vote!.

RT @SecretaryOfMass: If you've recently been naturalized, we recommend registering in person. The voter registration deadline is Saturday.….

New U.S. Citizens:.Register to vote by this Saturday, Oct. 26!. You can't register online until you provide the RMV with proof of citizenship, so make a plan to register on a paper form by mail or in person. More info: