MA Science Policy Network

Due to USPS delays, it is recommended that voters drop off their ballots for local election offices to receive their mail-in ballots on time for the 11/6 deadline that has been set for the 2020 Massachusetts General Election. Find your local election office drop box location at: https://www.sec.state.ma.us/ele/eleev/ev-find-my-election-office.htm - additional drop box locations can usually be found on city and town government websites.

If you are a Worcester voter, you may drop off your mail-in ballot at any of the following locations in Worcester for the 11/3 General Election:

Worcester City Hall
455 Main Street, Worcester MA 01608
City Hall Garage Entrance and 1st Floor Back of the Common Entrance

Worcester Fire Stations
Burncoat Street, 19 Burncoat Street, Worcester
Franklin Street, 266 Franklin Street, Worcester
Greendale, 438 West Boylston Street, Worcester
Grove Street, (Headquarters) 141 Grove Street, Worcester
McKeon Road, 80 McKeon Road, Worcester
Park Avenue, 424 Park Avenue, Worcester
South Division, 180 Southbridge Street
Southeast Station, 745 Grafton Street
Tatnuck Square, 1067 Pleasant Street
Webster Square, 40 Webster Street

Our friends at Boston University Science and Technology in Public Policy (BU STEP UP) are hosting a panel discussion TODAY at 5:30-6:30 PM to chat about the answers we’ve received for 2020 MA Science Debate from candidates running for federal office in MA during the 2020 Election.

The event will feature a 30-minute panel discussion and a following 30-minute breakout session to further discuss what candidates running for office in our state think about science and science policy. MASPN members will also be present as panelists and discussion facilitators for the evening!

Panelists
Jennifer Grodsky, Federal Relations at Boston University
Margaret Magaletta,
Daniel Pomeroy, Scientific Citizenship Initiative at Harvard Medical School

Interested? RSVP for the Zoom link at https://tinyurl.com/Oct20Science - link in our bio!

Haven’t had a chance to read the answers from MA federal candidates to our non-partisan science and healthcare policy questionnaire? They’re available to read anytime on the Science Debate website at https://sciencedebate.org/2020-MA.html - link in our bio!

Didn’t update your voter registration to reflect your new address? You can still vote in the 11/3 General Election if you 1. Moved within the same city/town OR 2. Moved to a new city/town in the last 6 months.

Check your voter registration to see which address you’re registered at and what polling location you can vote at today! Early voting poll locations are open through Friday, October 30th. Check your voter registration at www. RegisterToVoteMA.com. Find early voting poll locations at www.EarlyVoteMA.com or your 11/3 poll location at www.WhereDoIVoteMA.com - links in our bio!