Your Voice, Your Vote

Vote for Public Education

The MTA is recommending these candidates in the 2024 election.

Please vote in the Tuesday, Nov. 5 election.

President

Kamala Harris for President

Vice President Kamala Harris

NEA Election Resources

Read the NEA Election Guide

U.S. Senate & House

The MTA encourages members to support these candidates for U.S. House and Senate, who have been officially recommended by the NEA and also support Question 2.

Warren — Elizabeth Warren
U.S. Senate

McGovern — Jim McGovern
2nd Congressional

Trahan — Lori Trahan
3rd Congressional

Pressley — Ayanna Pressley
7th Congressional

Keating — Bill Keating
9th Congressional

MTA-recommended candidates in uncontested U.S. House races are Richard Neal (D-Springfield) in the 1st Congressional District and Lori Trahan (D-Westford) in the 3rd Congressional District.

Mass. Senate

Brady — Mike Brady
D-2nd Plymouth & Norfolk

Cyr — Julian Cyr
D-Cape & Islands

Edwards — Lydia Edwards
D-3rd Suffolk

Eldridge — Jamie Eldridge
D-Middlesex & Worcester

Feeney — Paul Feeney
D-Bristol & Norfolk

Fernandes — Dylan Fernandes
D-Plymouth & Barnstable

Gomez — Adam Gomez
D-Hampden

Kennedy — Ed Kennedy
D-1st Middlesex

Mark — Paul Mark
D-Berkshire, Hampden, Franklin & Hampshire

Pacheco — Joe Pacheco
D-3rd Bristol & Plymouth

Mass. House

Arena Derosa — James Arena-DeRosa
D-8th Middlesex

Badger — Michelle Badger
D-1st Plymouth

Coletta — Becky Coletta
D-6th Plymouth

Connolly — Mike Connolly
D-26th Middlesex

Elliott — Rodney Elliott
D-16th Middlesex

Fletcher — Owen Fletcher
D-5th Barnstable

Gallagher — Dennis Gallagher
D-8th Plymouth

Gentile — Carmine Gentile
D-13th Middlesex

Gomez — Homar Gómez
D-2nd Hampshire

Graham — Clinton Graham
I-7th Norfolk

Hamilton — Ryan Hamilton
D-15th Essex

Hawkins — Jim Hawkins
D-2nd Bristol

Hewins — Sarah Hewins
D-2nd Plymouth

Natalie Higgins
D-4th Worcester

Hong — Tara Hong
D-18th Middlesex

Howard — Vanna Howard
D-17th Middlesex

Keefe — Mary Keefe
D-15th Worcester

LaNatra — Kathy LaNatra
D-12th Plymouth

LeBouef — David LeBoeuf
D-17th Worcester

Lewis — Jack Patrick Lewis
D-7th Middlesex

Loukos — Kostas Loukos
D-1st Bristol

Luddy — Hadley Luddy
D-4th Barnstable

Montano — Sam Montaño
D-15th Suffolk

O'Day — James O'Day
D-14th Worcester

Reid — Sean Reid
D-11th Essex

Reyes — Estela Reyes
D-4th Essex

Sabados — Lindsay Sabadosa
D-1st Hampshire

Margaret Scarsdale
D-1st Middlesex

Erika Uyterhoeven
D-27th Middlesex

Williams — Bud Williams
D-11th Hampden

YES on 2

VOTE YES ON QUESTION 2: High Standards, Not High Stakes

Talk to your family members, friends and neighbors. Let them know Question 2:

Replaces the MCAS graduation requirement.
Requires students to satisfactorily complete coursework aligned with the state’s high academic standards.
Ends a harmful practice that denies a high school diploma to 700 students each year.
Lets educators better prepare students for college and careers.

Get the Facts on YES on 2

PLEASE VOTE BY TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 5

2024 Election

Election Day is Tuesday, Nov. 5.
Early in-person voting is available from Oct. 19 to Nov. 1.
Applications for mail-in ballots must be turned in by 5 p.m. on Oct. 29. You should return your application and ballot as soon as possible to ensure that your vote is counted.

All early voting options are available at www.MassEarlyVote.com

Voting Resources

Check your voter registration status.
Register to vote online.
Register to vote by mail. (Print, complete and deliver this form to your local election office.)
Find your local election office.
Find your local polling place.

Help Get the Word Out About YES on Question 2

MTA educators are calling and canvassing voters in support of the Vote YES on 2 campaign – to replace the MCAS test – a single, high-stakes standardized test — as a requirement for high school graduation.