Library Election 2016 Guide

Massachusetts Voter Registration

• Registering to vote - To register to vote online in MA, you must have a driver's license, learner's permit, or non-driver ID issued by the State of Massachusetts RMV. Last day to register is October 17!  Voters without a driver's license or non-driver ID from the RMV can print a registration form and mail to an election official in Massachusetts. Form must be postmarked by October 17 to vote in the November election!
• AC Votes 2018 (9/17 - 9/28; 11:00 - 2:00; Keefe Campus Center Atrium): Get help registering to vote,  checking registration status, printing out absentee ballots, scanning forms of identification, and obtaining postage and envelopes.
• Voter Registration Status - Not sure if you're registered? Check on your voter status and find out where to vote.
• Masschusetts Election Division - Tools and support for Massachusetts voters including candidates, ballot questions, and details on the voting process

Massachusetts Ballot Questions and Voting Guides

• 2018 Information for Voters - Voting guide from the State of Massachusetts (several languages, large print, and audio files available)
• 2018 Massachusetts Ballot Questions - Summary of the 2018 ballot questions
• 2018 Massachusetts League of Women Voters Voter Guide
• 2018 Amherst League of Women Voters Guide

• Vote.org - Non-partisan site for voter registration/checking registration, absentee ballot request form
• Overseas Vote - Information for citizens overseas and service members

• FiveThirtyEight
  Focuses on opinion poll analysis and projections, politics, economics, and additional election information

• RealClearPolitics 2018 Election Coverage
  Non-partisan election coverage from RealClearPolitics

• NPR Midterm Coverage
  Stories about the 2018 midterm elections 
• Politico Midterm News Coverage
  Midterm election coverage from Politico
• Wall Street Journal: Politics
  News coverage on politics and U.S. elections

• FactCheck.org
  This nonpartisan project of the Annenberg Public Policy Center at the University of Pennsylvania monitors the factual accuracy of what is claimed by U.S. political figures through their ads, debates, speeches, and interviews

• Politifact
  Reporters and editors from the Tampa Bay Times fact-check statements by members of Congress, the White House, lobbyists and interest groups and rate them on our Truth-O-Meter. An independent, non-partisan news organization