How to vote by mail and track your ballot in Massachusetts

BOSTON — All voters in Massachusetts are eligible to vote by mail this year and applications for mail-in ballots should have already been sent to all registered voters in the Commonwealth.

Republican Gov. Charlie Baker signed a bill into law last month that allows all registered voters who want to vote by mail for the remaining 2020 elections, including the Sept. 1 state primary and Nov. 3 general election.

“All ballots that arrive in time to be counted will be counted,” Secretary of State William Galvin said in a statement Monday. “I encourage everyone who wants to vote by mail to apply and return their ballots as soon as possible to ensure timely delivery. Voters also always have the option of hand-delivering their ballots to their local election office, if they are concerned about whether their ballots will be delivered on time, and you can also track your ballot on our website at www.TrackMyBallotMA.com to ensure it reaches your local election in time.”