Massachusetts H5001 allows eligible voters to register on Election Day by presenting proof of residency and signing an oath.

Massachusetts H5001 introduces Election Day Registration, allowing eligible voters to register at their precinct on Election Day by presenting proof of residency and signing an oath. Acceptable proof includes a valid photo ID or documents like a utility bill or bank statement. Voters who register on Election Day will be registered for future elections as well. Individuals who fail to present proof of residency can cast a provisional ballot, which will be counted if they provide the required information before the election closes. The law takes effect on January 1, 2028.

Massachusetts H5001 allows eligible voters to register on Election Day by presenting proof of residency and signing an oath.

Massachusetts H5001 introduces Election Day Registration, allowing eligible voters to register at their precinct on Election Day by presenting proof of residency and signing an oath. Acceptable proof includes a valid photo ID or documents like a utility bill or bank statement. Voters who register on Election Day will be registered for future elections as well. Individuals who fail to present proof of residency can cast a provisional ballot, which will be counted if they provide the required information before the election closes. The law takes effect on January 1, 2028.