LB Wheaton

Thanks for voting!

And it would be great if Mass could make turn it into something like the Blue Law holidays. Though with early voting and access to mail in ballots it does take away a bit of pressure.

Thanks for helping out! It's a lot of work to run an election, even if it's "just" the midterms

Thanks for voting! (And while I disagree with all no's, I am happy you did the thing)

What was the vote?

Well there is a $10,000 fine along with illegally registering.

The voter registration form also gives a lot of information.

Section 49, I am sure each locality has its own way of going about it. There are 351 municipalities. Each with their own election office.

And then it goes into further detail in Section 49

https://malegislature.gov/Laws/GeneralLaws/PartI/TitleVIII/Chapter51/Section49

While we like to think Massachusetts is at the forefront, sometimes we fall behind

You could contact the Secretary of States office, they may be able to answer these questions.

I could only find the duty of the roles of the registrar and what they're to do. It did not include how they go about it. Unfortunately only have time to skim lol

12 states and DC have done it. And undocumented immigrants there can get insurance

It's not the RMVs job, it is the local election officials job.

I'd suggest them to read through Mass General Laws c.51

www.mass.gov/lists/Mass-general-laws-c51

With a License, they can then apply for insurance. It is not the job of an insurance company to determine the legality of an undocumented resident.

This was meant to be a reply to u/dreadedtrash

And further there is a yearly training in Mass about how to go about it

While they should opt out of registering to vote, the RMV and other automatic registration methods then submit the application to the relevant local election official. The election official then has the duty to certify citizenship and their right to vote.

If they do not have the right, then they are not added to the list and usually are told so

Edit: further clarification

Redemption Rock Brewing has a running club that meets on Mondays and I'm not sure if Sneakerama still does their Thursday jogs.

Here's information from the WRTA's website regarding the bus accessibility. https://www.therta.com/elderly-and-disabled/accessibility-at-the-wrta/

And they also offer complimentary paratransit service that allows for more direct service (these do have to be reserved ahead of time though) https://www.wrtaparatransit.com/access-ada-complementary-paratransit-service.htm