Vote for Evan

Massachusetts is known for being a progressive state, but our State House leadership is not standing up for progressive values. The people of the district are the most progressive across the state, and the state Democratic party platform articulates bold progressive policies. Yet, despite electing Democrats to all positions of political power, Massachusetts has taken little action towards realizing these objectives. Because of the lack of transparency and accountability in the State House, our state is faltering in the face of the Trump administration, instead of leading the country by doing all we can to make a better world.

How to vote in the 25th Middlesex District

Register to Vote

    • If you have a signature with the Massachusetts Registry of Motor Vehicles, you can register to vote online.

    • You can also pre-register, change your address, change your name, or change your political party online.

    • If you register online, you must finish and send your form by 11:59 p.m. on the registration deadline day.

    • Register here

    • You can register or pre-register to vote by mailing in a voter registration form.

    • Print out the form, complete all required fields, and sign it.

    • Mail your signed form to your local election office, ensuring it is postmarked by the registration deadline.

    • If you are registering to vote in Massachusetts for the first time, include a copy of identification that shows your name and address.

    • If you don’t send a copy of your ID, you may be asked to present it the first time you vote.

    • Complete and sign form and mail to: Cambridge Election Commission, 689 Massachusetts Ave Ste 1, Cambridge, MA 02139.

    • To request a registration form via mail, call 1-800-462-vote or 617-727-2828.

  • Register to vote in person at the Cambridge Election Commission Office at 689 Massachusetts Ave, Cambridge office hours:

    Monday: 8:30AM - 8PM

    Tuesday - Thursday: 8:30AM - 5PM

    Friday: 8:30AM - 12PM

  • Apply as early as you can, especially if your ballot needs to be mailed somewhere out of town. The U.S. Postal Service says mail can take up to 7 days. To make sure you get your ballot in time and can mail it back, apply at least 2 to 3 weeks before Election Day. Both the Early Voting by Mail and Absentee Ballots must be requested in writing by August 25th at 5 p.m.

Vote Early and In-Person

In-Person Early Voting:

August 22, 2026 - August 28, 2026

  • Early voting information is coming soon from the City of Cambridge Election Commission. Check back here. Learn more about voting in Cambridge here.

Vote by Mail

Want to make sure nothing comes between you and voting for Evan? The election is just too important to leave any chance that you might not be able to vote. Check out how to vote early here.

  • In Massachusetts, you can choose to vote early by mail for any reason instead of voting at your polling place. This ballot is mailed to your registered home address in Cambridge. Apply for Early Voting by Mail online here, or download an application, fill it out, and mail it in.

  • In Massachusetts, you can vote absentee if you are away from your city or town, you have a religious belief that prevents you from voting at your polling location, and/or you have a disability that prevents you from voting at your polling location on Election Day. This ballot is mailed to the address where you are located. Apply for an absentee ballot online here, or download an application, fill it out, and mail it in.

  • You have a few ways to return your ballot:

    • Mail it back in the envelope provided

    • Bring it to your local election office

    • Drop it off at an early voting site during voting hours

    • Use a ballot drop box

    For your vote to be continued in the September Primary, your ballot must arrive at your local election office or drop box by the time polls close on September 1st.

Vote on September 1st

Planning on voting on September 1st?

Find information here

  • Your polling location is where you vote. You can look this up at wheredoivotema.com.

  • Find more detailed polling maps and details about voting locations here.

Need some help?

If you need assistance signing up for voting by mail, or want vote in person and need help getting to the polls, reach out to us at: info@evanforcambridge.com

Reminder: You cannot return your ballot at a polling place on Election Day.