Attleboro Democratic City Committee

08/29/2026

Early voting is wrapping up in area communities, with several towns reporting higher turnout than in the 2024 state primary and hundreds of voters already casting ballots.

08/23/2026

In-person early voting for the Sept. 1 Massachusetts state primary kicks off Saturday in Attleboro area communities.

08/19/2026

The State Primary Election is Tuesday, September 1st! Early Voting begins Saturday, August 22nd on the 1st floor of City Hall. View sample ballots here:

https://www.cityofattleboro.us/1924/September-1-2026-State-Primary-Sample-Ba

08/16/2026

Another wonderful BBQ this weekend! Thank you to our host City Councilor Ty Waterman and his lovely wife, Jan, along with everyone who attended.

The weather was just right for some grilling and conversation, and a welcome break for all the canvassers ahead of the September 1st primary!

Special thanks to our speakers for making time in their busy schedules to stop by:

Governor’s Councillor Tamisha L. Civil, Bristol County Register of Probate Tom Hoye, Bristol County Sheriff Paul Heroux, Bristol County Commissioner Julie Ruggiero, Senator Paul Feeney, State Representative Jim Hawkins, State Representative Lisa Field, State Representative and candidate for Bristol County DA Chris Markey, and candidate for State Representative Jamison Souza, ADCC Chair and School Committee member Chris Frappier, and City Councilor Brendan McIntyre.

Thank you to the MA State Democratic Committee members who joined us: Bill Bowles, Ellen Parker, Marilyn Powers, Meagan Lee, Mary Flaherty, Tara Major, and Andrew LaBerge along with Mansfield Select Board Member Brendan Roche, and Norton Democratic Town Committee Chair Barbara Kaplan.

🇺🇸 Remember to VOTE SEPTEMBER 1st 🇺🇸

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08/12/2026

FRANKLIN — Legislation filed by state Rep. Adam Scanlon to curtail book bans — and rooted in a controversy that erupted in North Attleboro three years ago over the removal

07/23/2026

ATTLEBORO — City officials are weighing a temporary ban on data centers, citing concerns over water supply and rising electricity demands.

07/19/2026

“On Friday, the secretary's office announced that eight of the questions met the July 1 deadline to file at least 12,429 additional signatures. Each had already filed at least 74,574 signatures last fall.”

- All Party Primary Elections
- Expanding the Public Records Law
- Natural Resource Conservation Fund
- Collective Bargaining for CPCS Employees
- Election Day Registration
- Single Family Homes
- State Revenue Limit & Rebate
- Prohibit Retail Sale of Adult Recreational Use Ma*****na
- (A referendum question on the 2024 law relating to fi****ms regulation was already certified to appear on the ballot)

Massachusetts voters could face up to nine questions on the statewide ballot in November after the Secretary of the Commonwealth's Office determined that they met the requirements for certification.

07/10/2026

07/04/2026

06/24/2026