What We Do and Where We Stand


The Carver Democratic Town Committee conducts the official activities of the Massachusetts Democratic Party in Carver Massachusetts. We advocate for Democrats in local, state, and national elections. We also support public policies that are important to our community, and we help our neighbors stay informed on the issues that affect their lives, and those of their families.


Three Things You Can Do Right Now
  1. Stay informed about what is going on at Town Hall. Go to the Town of Carver website and sign up for e-alerts.
  2. Subscribe to get automated alerts from the Carver Democratic Town Committee. Just click on the Sign up for email, text, or voice alerts link below and choose any or all of email, text, and voice alerts.
  3. Make sure your family and friends have registered to vote. Register online in 5 minutes here if you're at least 16 years old.
Your Local Government Question of the Day!
What is a provisional ballot?

What is a provisional ballot?
If something goes wrong with your paperwork and you are not listed as a registered voter on election day, you still have the right to vote. The election officials are required by law to provide you with a provisional ballot if you ask for one. Ask for one. The elections officials will ask you for identification. Even if you do not have identification you still have the right to submit a provisional ballot. When your paperwork gets straightened out, your vote will be counted...and it could very well change the outcome of the election! For more information, see Chapter 54, Section 76C of the Massachusetts General Laws.

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Attend one of our meetings (no invitation necessary!) or email us. If you don't have access to email, you may use our contact web form. To stay informed, follow us on Facebook and subscribe to receive email or text updates of meetings and events.