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  Voting Information


Am I a Massachusetts resident if I attend school here?

Yes. A dormitory, apartment or room can be your legal residence if you intend to make it "home" for the time being. You can declare yourself a Massachusetts resident and still receive financial support from your parents have bank accounts, register a car, or file state tax returns in your out-of-Massachusetts home. It is illegal for a community to set different registration standards for students.

Your Massachusetts registration and declaration of residency may have implications, however, for your tuition, insurance, taxes and any scholarships and/or loans you might have from your home state. If you have a scholarship funded by the state or a privately funded scholarship designated for a local student, be sure to check the terms of your scholarship before registering to vote in your college community.

See Q & A for College Students for more information

 


Who Really Elects the President?

Where do I Vote? Q&A for College Students

Your Vote Makes A Difference

Absentee Voting in Massachusetts

Vote: It's in Your Best Interest
 

 


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Telephone: 617 523-2999 Fax: 617 248-0881
Voter Information Phone: 617 723-1421 or toll-free in Massachusetts: 800 882-1649
Email: lwvma@lwvma.org
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