Clark Votes

Clark Votes is a collaborative initiative to support students in voter registration, voter education, developing a voter plan, voting, and processing decisions made impact the country and our world. We strive to engage students in critical discourse around meaningful community engagement and civic engagement, centering restorative practice to build trust, repair tense relationships and foster civil relationships – in the Worcester and global community. Let’s join to increase voter participation and education!

Register to vote

Current Clark students may register in either Massachusetts or their home state, depending on which address they consider their residence for voting purposes.

Eligible students may register to vote in their home state and request that an absentee/mail in ballot be mailed to their Clark address, or register to vote from their Worcester, Massachusetts address.

All eligible U.S Citizens should check their voting status and update their voter registration as necessary. The information below pertains to how to check on your registration, connects you to options for other states, and details Worcester and Massachusetts voting processes for your convenience.

Visit Vote.org to learn about deadlines and requirements in your home state

How to vote

Being an educated voter

Faculty, staff, and students all work together to provide civic education and engagement throughout the year. In addition to these events, you can pick up a Massachusetts Voter Information Booklet at the Information Desk, or in Dana Commons.

How to Read Your MA Ballot

October 6, 4pm-5pm
Grace Conference Room

America: The Last 250/The Next 250 (hosted by the Political Science Department)

October 21, 2pm-4pm
Tilton Hall

What’s on the ballot?

Look up your registered address to find the issues and candidates on your ballot.

RockTheVote

Rock the Vote is a nonpartisan nonprofit dedicated to building the political power of young people.

Commonwealth of Massachusetts elections

For students registering and voting in Massachusetts, learn about deadlines, registration, polling places, important dates, and the Massachusetts ballot.

Vote.org

A nonprofit, nonpartisan voting registration and get-out-the-vote technology platform to help students check their registration, register to vote, request an absentee ballot, learn about your particular ballot, get election reminders, and pledge to register with information regarding all states.

town hall meeting with election candidates

Learn about the candidates

Guides.vote provides clear, insightful, and well-sourced nonpartisan information on candidate positions to engage potential voters.

Vote411

Provides personalized voter information including what’s on your ballot, your polling place, upcoming debates in your area and more.