Boston Elections Department Sends Vote-By-Mail Applications, Issues Call For Poll Workers

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Boston's Election Department is proactively mailing vote-by-mail applications to registered voters to enhance participation in the upcoming Preliminary Municipal Election on September 9, 2025. Voters must register by August 30 and submit their applications by September 2 at 5 p. m. to qualify for mail-in voting. The department provides multiple avenues for residents to check and update their voter registration, including online applications and in-person visits to City Hall.

Additionally, the Election Department is recruiting poll workers for the election, offering stipends between $160-200 for their service, plus payment for required training. Bilingual applicants are highly encouraged, reflecting the department's commitment to community engagement. This initiative is part of a broader effort to ensure free and fair elections in Boston. For more details, residents can visit boston. gov/pollworkers or contact the Election Department directly.

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