What you need to know about early voting, primary election
Secretary of State William Galvin is addressing questions about early voting, mail-in ballots, and election oversight as voters head into the final stretch before Tuesday.
For voters who have already cast an early ballot, Galvin says there are no do-overs. “If they haven’t actually voted, even if they filled it out but not mailed it, they can still vote to change their mind,” Secretary Galvin said. “It doesn’t happen very often. I think people know when they vote early, they’ve made their mind up.”
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Video Summary
AI GeneratedMassachusetts is conducting early voting for the state primary. Secretary of State Galvin warns voters not to mail their ballots now, advising them to use drop boxes or hand-deliver them to ensure they arrive by Tuesday at 8 p.m. The state is also addressing ballot errors and the presence of federal election monitors.