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Election Department
The Election Department conducts all municipal, state, and federal elections within the City of Boston. The Department ensures that elections are properly managed and conducted in accordance with City, state, and federal laws. The Department also handles the registration of voters, proper maintenance of voters' status and manages the annual listing of Boston residents age 17 and over.

 
     
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Poll Workers Needed
The Boston Election Department is hiring individuals to serve as elections officers and interpreters at the polls for all upcoming elections.
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Annual Resident Listing
Responding to the annual resident listing ensures the integrity of the voting list, as well as providing important data in planning for the delivery of city services. You can submit your form on-line or download a form here.
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Election Department's Email Updates
Sign up to receive notices about voter registration deadlines, election dates, polling location changes, poll worker job opportunities, and other election-related news.
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Announcements
Absentee Ballot Postage
Absentee Ballots require 61 cents postage. Please provide adequate postage to ensure delivery of your absentee ballot to the Election Department.
Special State Elections - Senator in Congress
Dec. 30, 2009 – Registration Deadline
Jan. 19, 2010– Special State Election

View Special State Election (Senator in Congress) Calendar PDF
Calendar
City CalendarSee a listing of upcoming elections and election related events.

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Board of Election Commissioners - 2010 Meetings
The Board of Election Commissioners meets on the third Thursday of every month at 10AM in the conference room of the Election Department (Room 241, Boston City Hall). The Board meetings are open to the public.
Video & Multimedia
"How To Vote" Videos
As part of their mission to make sure every Massachusetts resident has the best possible experience at the polls, MassVOTE has produced 5 short "How To Vote" videos.
In English External Link
In English For Voters With a Disability External Link
In Spanish External Link
In Portugese External Link
In Vietnamese External Link
League of Women Voters Video Voting Demonstration
Watch English Video External Link
Watch Spanish Video External Link
ES&S AutoMARK Video and Audio Demo
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