Super Tuesday Election Day In Brookline: What To Know

BROOKLINE, MA — The Massachusetts primary kicked off last week with early voting, but Tuesday is Super Tuesday, so named for primary election day being held in 14 states, including Massachusetts.

The polls open at 7 a.m. across Brookline and registered Democrats or un-enrolled can head in to cast a ballot for their favorite Democratic Presidential Candidate. The Bay State awards 114 delegates to presidential conventions and the majority of assignments are based on the outcome of the primary. California (494) has the largest delegate haul in the country.

Sen. Elizabeth Warren hopes to gain ground on Democratic front-runner Sen. Bernie Sanders now that Amy Klobuchar, Pete Buttigieg and Tom Steyer dropped out after the South Carolina primary.

They're all still on the ballot, but only five candidates are still technically running for the Democratic presidential nomination. Brookline Polling spots close at 8 p.m. Tuesday.

If you're enrolled in the Republican Party you can also cast a vote for one of the two names on the ballot challenging President Donald Trump. There are primaries for the Green Rainbow and Libertarian parties, as well.

Check out the sample ballots here.

You can find your polling place on the Secretary of State's Website.

Currently, same-day voter registration is not offered in Massachusetts. Voters who aren't yet registered will not be able to vote in the primary.

You can register to vote in future elections online.