Democrats hold Holyoke rally to boost voter turnout

With Election Day right around the corner, Democratic candidates are trying to make their mark on Western Massachusetts, so they hold a rally, reiterating what they stand for and encouraging members of the community to go out and vote. Election Day is less than a week away, and the Democratic candidates are encouraging the Western Mass community to get out and vote. That's who we are, Massachusetts, and now's the time for us to show up and to show out and get this done. So let's go out there and see what... Incumbent Governor Maura Healey, Lieutenant Governor Kim Driscoll, Senator Ed Markey, and Congressman Richard Neal paying Holyoke a visit, representing the Democratic Party, connecting with local voters, and emphasizing the importance of voting in this election. Each candidate listing what they stand for and the issues they want to resolve if re-elected. Livable wages, plus affordable health care and housing. Local leaders and voters are showing their support of these Democratic candidates. They're sharing why they will be making their vote for them on November 3rd. You know, this is what we need right now, this spirit of common sense and meeting them where they are, affordability issues, housing, energy, all of these kind of things. So this is where it's at. The rally drawing a large crowd of supporters, and they all weren't just from the Commonwealth, but neighboring states too, even bringing in a national labor leader. We're here in this Get Out the Vote rally for Maura Healey and Ed Markey and others because these are candidates that have proven themselves to care about working people. And the main point these state leaders want to get across? We send the message from Massachusetts to the rest of the country, they've got to get up and do that work on Tuesday night. That's what you all have an opportunity to do. Get the vote out on Tuesday. It will resound all across this country. Polling places in Massachusetts will be open from 7 a.m. until 8 p.m. on Tuesday, November 3rd.