Boston Election Department Issues Reminders Ahead Of Preliminary Municipal Election

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The Boston Election Department announces early voting for the Preliminary Municipal Election, running from August 30 to September 5. Voters must register by August 30, with options for in-person, online, or mail registration. The election on September 9 will determine candidates for Mayor and City Council positions, with specific districts not participating in the preliminary election. Boston City Hall serves as the primary early voting site, offering extended hours on select days. Voters can return mail-in ballots until 8 p.

m. on Election Day, ensuring their votes count. The department emphasizes the importance of tracking ballots through the state’s website to avoid issues on Election Day. Accessible voting options are available for individuals with disabilities. These measures aim to enhance voter participation and ensure a smooth election process.

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