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Primary Day is on Tuesday, September 6th it is now too late to mail in your ballot if you have not already!
In Boston you can still drop off your ballot until 8pm on Election Day at the following locations, vote early at Boston City Hall (Until today, Sept. 2nd at 5pm) or vote at you polling place on elections day.
Ballot Drop Box Locations in Boston, serving voters the 3rd Suffolk Senate District:
Downtown: Boston City Hall (3rd Floor and Congress Street) - 1 City Hall Square, Boston, MA 02201
East Boston: East Boston Branch Library - 365 Bremen Street, East Boston, MA 02128
Back Bay: Boston Public Library - Central Branch (McKim Building) - 700 Boylston Street, Back Bay, MA 02116
Location in Revere:
Revere City Hall: 281 Broadway St, 02151
The large, blue drop box is located on the Pleasant Street side of Revere City Hall. In the parking lot outside the basement door. The drop box is emptied on a regular basis. Postage is not needed when using the drop box. Revere voters can drop off their ballots at City Hall until 8pm on Election Day.
Location in Winthrop:
Winthrop voters can drop off their mail in ballots in the drop box at Winthrop Town Hall (1 Metcalf Square), the box is on the Hermon St side of Town Hall, until 8pm on Election Day.
Winthrop voters please note: if you live in Precincts 1,2,3,5, and 6 your new voting location is the Old Middle School Gym, 151 Pauline St. If you live in Precinct 4 your new voting location is Golden Drive, 9 Golden Drive, Winthrop MA.
Polls are open on Election Day from 7am-8pm statewide.
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This year I'm proud to support many incredible candidates. They have all received my endorsement, because they are empathetic, thoughtful, and passionate leaders, they will make committed public servants.
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Attorney General Maura Healey - for Governor
I met first met Attorney General Healey when I was a Legal Services attorney in Boston, she was an intrepid lawyer in the Attorney General's Office. Attorney General Healey has a comprehensive understanding of how State Government works, a plethora of professional experience, and is a thoughtful and empathetic leader. She is best positioned to address the numerous issues our Commonwealth faces, from transit to housing, and criminal justice. I proudly support her for Governor.
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Former Boston City Councilor Andrea Campbell - Attorney General
In my time on the Boston City Council, Andrea was a mentor to me, she carried herself as a thoughtful and pragmatic leader. I am proud to support her in this race.
Andrea grew up in Roxbury with a childhood filled with incredible instability. She lost both her biological parents and twin brother at a young age. Yet, she turned that pain into purpose and a career in public service.
As a lawyer, she has represented children for free and pushed for regional and racial equity working as legal counsel in Governor Deval Patrick’s Administration. Andrea knows what it takes to deliver real progress for constituents. She has served on the Boston City Council and as Boston City Council President, sponsoring and passing legislation to create more affordable housing and increase transparency and accountability in public safety agencies.
As Attorney General, she will continue her fight by protecting consumers when prices go up, keeping our kids safe at home and school, and defending our civil rights and access to reproductive care across Massachusetts. I know Andrea will be an AG who shows up, listens to our community, and does everything she can to protect and advocate for the people of Massachusetts.
Andrea’s people-powered campaign has earned the support of Attorney General Maura Healey, former AGs Frank Bellotti, Martha Coakley, Scott Harshbarger, and Jim Shannon, more than 100 local, statewide and congressional elected officials, Planned Parenthood Advocacy Fund of Massachusetts, SEIU State Council representing more than 115,000 service workers, and so many more.
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State Senator Diana DiZoglio - Auditor
It's hard to sell anyone on the importance of the auditor’s office. Ask most people on the street they would probably tell you they have no idea what an auditor is or what an auditor does. The auditor is the people’s watchful eye on spending, waste. She is also a check on government officials and agencies.
The perspective of the auditor matters.
This is informed by lived and professional experience. Diana has both. Diana fought to be where she is today. She is a working- class girl made good and is now a state Senator. From waitressing tables to running statewide she is doing what few expected of her. To be honest that’s why I want her to be the auditor. She’s more like the average person in Massachusetts. That same person that wonders do the big wigs on Beacon Hill really understand the everyday struggle of working families. That person, like many of us, wonders why the government, with all its billions still can't provide a decent education, housing, and health care for all of us.
She is the working people’s candidate as almost every union or organized labor organization has chosen her to hold the government accountable. Diana is not only a people’s person, she is the people’s auditor. Diana is worthy of your consideration and I hope you vote for her on September 6, 2022.
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District Attorney Kevin Hayden - Suffolk County District Attorney
I am endorsing Kevin Hayden, public servant, over the politician. The bottom line: I have seen his work. He is as dedicated a public servant as I have met, and I’ve seen him demonstrate it on multiple occasions.
As soon as he was appointed, Hayden immediately got to work. I began to get regular updates about shootings and acts of violence in my district, which includes three of the four cities that make up Suffolk County. Like Rachael Rollins, our former district attorney, he was forthcoming, upfront and direct with his information. He made himself a resource to my office. I assumed correctly that on certain policies he and I would disagree, but he has listened, showed me that he could change his mind, and was willing to be creative and constructive about the District Attorney’s role.
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Rashaan Hall - Plymouth County District Attorney
I'm proud to support Rashaan Hall for District Attorney in Plymouth County. Rashaan has a wealth of professional experience, served as an ADA for the Suffolk County District Attorney’s Office, he worked in the DA’s Safe Neighborhood Initiative and Senior Trial Units, prosecuting drug, gang, and homicide cases. Recognizing the lived experience of victims, he worked closely and compassionately with victims and survivors of violent crime, while finding ways to identify less punitive and more restorative and transformative means of dealing with individuals struggling with substance use and mental health disorders.
Please join me in supporting him alongside, Senator Ed Markey, Senator Elizabeth Warren, Congresswoman Ayanna Pressley, Former Congressman Joe Kennedy III, and State Senator Su Moran.
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Eunice Zeigler - 1st Essex Senate District (Lawrence, Methuen, parts of Haverhill)
I'm proud to join the AFT, MA AFL-CIO, MTA, and the Massachusetts Women's Political Caucus in endorsing Eunice Zeigler for State Senate in the First Essex District: Methuen, Haverhill, and Lawrence.
Eunice has both the lived and professional experience to represent the people of Methuen, Haverhill, and Lawrence in the State Senate. She comes from a working family and has been serving the people of the First Essex since she was in high school. As a City Councilor in Methuen, she championed an Inclusion and Diversity policy and led on small business grants.
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State Representative Jake Oliveira - State Senate in the Hampden, Hampshire, and Worcester District
I'm proudly supporting Rep. Jake Oliveira for State Senate in he has years of experience as a State Representative, and is ready to move to the State Senate to continue his vigorous advocacy for communities in Western Massachusetts.
In the time I have known Jake, he has carried himself as a thoughtful, hopeful, and compassionate representative. As well as a commited adovcate for working families. I am eager to work with him in the State Legislature. Please join Planned Parenthood Action Fund, Enivronmental League of Massachusstes' Action Fund, Massachusetts Teachers Association, the Massachusetts AFL-CIO, SEIU 1999, UFCW Local 1459, American Teachers Federation MA, Pioneer Valley Building Trades Council, the Carpenters 336, UAW Region 9A, and many more in support Jake on September 6th.
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Christopher Worrell - 5th Suffolk State Representative (Roxbury & Dorchester)
I am proudly supporting Christopher Worrell to be the next State Representative for Roxbury & Dorchester. His commitment to community, proven record of successful advocacy, and passion for public service make him uniquely qualified for this office. I know intametly how important it is to have bold leaders of color like Christopher at the State House. He has a passion to connect people, build bridges, and lead that is rarely seen.
I look forward to working with him to build a strong, resilient, beloved community - not limited to electoral boundaries. We must ensure that how my Downtown neighbors thrive is connected to how Dorchester and Roxbury thrive. We need an economy grounded in workers' rights and equity that is accessible by all. Christopher feels that in his core. He's Ready!
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Jason Mackey - 27th Middlesex (Somerville)
I am proud to support Jason Mackey for State Representative in Somerville, like me he was raised by a single mother who endowed him with the values of hard-work, independence, and empathy. He will be a committed voice for the people of Somerville on Beacon Hill.
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Kate Donahuge - 19th Worcester District State Representative (Southborough, parts of Framingham, Northborough, and Westborough)
Kate Donaghue grew up in a large family, with a dad who started an insurance agency, and a mom who took care of eight kids. She came to Westborough as a student, where she worked part time and during summers to put herself through college. She went on to earn two graduate degrees during her career, first as a medical technologist and then as a software developer.
As a past Chair of the Long Trail Protection Fund Committee, she co-led a fundraising effort that ultimately protected over 25,000 acres of land from development. For many years, she assisted Kimball as he maintained the Walkup and Robinson Memorial Reservation in Westborough. Kate has also volunteered with the Appalachian Mountain Club and the Appalachian Trail Conservancy.
Kate has a wealth of profession and personal experiences, she is more than ready to be a voice for her district on Beacon Hill.
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Onward,
Lydia Edwards
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