Your Vote Matters More Than You Know
In our districts, the September primary election practically decides the outcome of the November general. Unfortunately, it’s usually a very low-turnout election — especially this year, because it also falls on September 1, which depresses turnout among renters.
Low turnout means that each vote matters more. And lower renter turnout means that homeowners, already over-represented in most state elections, will have even more sway. That’s why it’s critical for you to show up and vote for YIMBY candidates Burhan Azeem, Mike Connolly, Ben Ewen-Campen, and Will Mbah.
If you have questions or need more information, visit the City of Somerville elections page or write to [email protected].
Help Us Support YIMBY Candidates
We need more than just your vote. We need you to help tell family, friends, and neighbors about the election. Start by forwarding this message to friend, or sharing our endorsement page.
We’d also like to recommend signing up to phonebank or canvass. It’s easier than you think! With just a couple weeks before the primary, all of these campaigns will be grateful to have you:
How to Vote
Early voting takes place August 22 - 28 at City Hall.
If you want to vote in person on September 1, look up your polling place at wheredoivotema.com.
Attention renters: Your voter registration does not expire just because your lease does. You can and should still vote on September 1 even if you’re moving out of Somerville!
Meanwhile in Davis Square
Want to learn more about the Davis Square Neighborhood Plan or share your goals and priorities with the city and its advisory groups? The Davis Square Neighborhood Plan team will be tabling in Statue Park Friday, August 14 (TODAY!) from 2:30 pm – 5:30 pm and Saturday, August 15 from 11 am – 2 pm. Stop by to speak directly with staff, review the scope and schedule, and learn more about the project.