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  What do I bring to the polls?

  0 0 If you did not present identification when you registered to vote, you will be required to provide proof of identity the first time you vote at your polling location. Acceptable identification must include your name and the address at which you are registered to vote, for example: -a current and valid driver’s license, -photo identification, -current utility bill, -bank statement, -paycheck, -government check, or -other government document showing your name and address. For more information, visit the Massachusetts Elections Division’s site. Rock the Vote answered in Going to the Polls about 1 year ago Answer and comment »

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  Am I eligible to vote?

  1 0 To be eligible to register to vote in Massachusetts, you must be: -A US citizen, and -A resident of Massachusetts, and -18 years old on or before election day For more information, visit the Massachusetts Elections Division’s site.   For Boston Residents: To check your voter registration status, visit the Boston Election Department’s website. Rock the Vote answered