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Information on voting
- Can I leave some parts of my ballot blank?
- Yes, you can leave some parts of the ballot blank if you choose to. Your vote will still count for the contests or questions you do vote in.
- How do I register or update my address?
- Click here to register to vote, update your address, or check your status online. Or go to your city/town hall. In Lynn: go to Room 203, Lynn City Hall, 3 City Hall Square, Lynn, MA 01901.
- Am I already registered?
- You can use this web page to check your registration status (including what address you are registered at).
- WHERE do I vote?
- Check this list of voting locations, or look up your voting location by address, or call City Hall at 781-586-6805 / 781-598-4000, or call Lynn United for Change at 781-346-9199. Use this link if you live in another city or town (outside of Lynn).
- What Ward and Precinct am I in?
- You can use this web page to check your own registration info including your Ward and Precinct (and your registered address). You can use this web page to check the Ward & Precinct for a particular address
- What are my rights as a voter?
- You can bring notes into the voting booth with you. You can bring another person into the voting booth if you need to. Check out this voting rights information from MassVote for more.
- What if my right to vote is violated?
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- Call the Secretary of the Commonwealth's Elections Division at 1-800-462-8683
- Also report the violation to the Election Protection Hotline at 866-687-8683. And let us know too (text and/or call 781-346-9199)
- How can I make a difference?
- If you're a registered voter, make sure to vote. But don't stop there. Whether you are a voter or not, you should also talk to family and friends about voting. Encourage them to register, then make a plan about when they'll vote and how they'll get to their voting location. Check if they know where to vote. Share this page ( www.LynnUnited.org/vote ) via social media, text message, whatsapp, etc. Remind people to vote the day before the election and again on election day.