Election Day 2024 : What To Know About Voting In Worcester

WORCESTER, MA — Election Day is upon us, and we've compiled all the pertinent information to know in Worcester before you head to the polls Tuesday.

It's a big year for voters, who will decide between former President Donald Trump and current Vice President Kamala Harris, as well as races for the House of Representatives, Senate and a number of statewide races.

Here's what else voters in Worcester need to know for the 2024 general election.

Where, When To Vote In Worcester

Polls are open in Worcester on Election Day, Nov. 5, from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. There are dozens of polling locations across Worcester's 10 precincts. You can plug in your address on the City Clerk's website to find your polling location.

If you're voting either by mail or absentee, you can drop your ballot off at City Hall or use a drop box located at any fire station.

Vote-By-Mail Ballots:

All ballots must be returned by close of polls on Election Day.

You may mail ballots to: Worcester Election Commission, 455 Main St, Room 208 Worcester, MA 01608 OR Deliver to One of the Following Vote By Mail Drop Boxes:

1. Worcester City Hall - City Hall Garage Entrance and 1st Floor Back of the Common Entrance.
2. Drop boxes will be available at each early voting location during the scheduled voting hours.
3. Drop boxes will be available at each of the Worcester Fire Stations.

Deadline to receive ballots returned by mail postmarked by November 5:

• From within the US - November 8 at 5 p.m.
• From outside the US (including FWABs) - November 15 at 5 p.m.

Who Is On The Ballot In Worcester?

Electors of President and Vice President

Ayyadurai and Ellis, Independent

De La Cruz and Garcia, Socialism and Liberation

Harris and Walz, Democratic

Oliver and Ter Maat, Libertarian

Stein and Caballero-Roca, Green-rainbow Party

Trump and Vance, Republican

Senator in Congress

Elizabeth Ann Warren, Cambridge, Candidate for Re-election, Democratic

John Deaton, Swansea, Republican

Representative in Congress

Second District

James P. Mcgovern, Worcester, Candidate for Re-election, Democratic

Cornelius Shea, Shrewsbury, Independent

Councillor

Seventh District

Paul M. Depalo, Worcester, Candidate for Re-election, Democratic

Andrew J. Couture, Fitchburg, Republican

Senator in General Court

Worcester and Hampshire District

Peter J. Durant, Spencer, Candidate for Re-election, Republican

Sheila H. Dibb, Rutland, Democratic

Representative in General Court

Seventeenth Worcester District

David Henry Argosky Leboeuf, Worcester, Candidate for Re-election, Democratic

Clerk of Courts

Worcester County

Dennis P. Mcmanus, West Boylston, Candidate for Re-election, Democratic

Register of Deeds

Worcester District

Kathryn A. Toomey, Worcester, Candidate for Re-election, Democratic