Springfield Board of Elections

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Springfield Board of Elections Commission Members:

Marvenia Frazier-Shubrick
Janina Millet-Foy
Johnny Ramirez
Alexander Sherman

Gladys Oyola-Lopez
Election Commissioner/Deputy City Clerk
Justice of the Peace

Melissa Mitchell - Acting Election Specialist


The Board of Election Commissioners consists of four members, all appointed by the mayor to four year terms. The Commission works with the Election Office staff to ensure that elections are properly managed and conducted in accordance with city, state, and federal laws.

🗳️ Springfield, it’s time to make your voice heard! Early voting for the November 3, 2026 State Election runs October 17...
10/08/2026

🗳️ Springfield, it’s time to make your voice heard! Early voting for the November 3, 2026 State Election runs October 17–30. No appointment is needed—choose the location and time that work for you:

📍 City Hall - 36 Court St.
📍 Greenleaf Community Center - 1187½ Parker St.
📍 Ray Jordan Senior Center - 1476 Roosevelt Ave.

Check the schedule in the flyer for each site’s dates and hours, and share this post to help spread the word. Every vote matters!

09/21/2026

Our Elections staff had a great time meeting neighbors at the East Forest Park National Night Out at Nathan Bill Park!

We were proud to promote National Voter Registration Day and help residents register, update their information, and check their voter status.

Democracy works best when everyone is on the list. If you haven’t registered yet, or you’ve moved, changed your name, or need to confirm your polling place, there’s still time.

Register or check your status: https://www.springfield-ma.gov/elections/

Online registration (MA): https://www.sec.state.ma.us/ovr/

Questions? Call the Springfield Election Commission at (413) 787-6190.

Thank you to the East Forest Park Civic Association, first responders, and everyone who stopped by our table!

09/18/2026

Look closely. Every flag is a Springfield voter who refused to sit this one out.

UOCAVA ballots are in from around the world for our state election — military, overseas citizens, and families voting from far outside Massachusetts.

You don’t have to be on Main Street to have a say in Springfield.

09/15/2026

📕 The Red Book is in the building!
Secretary of the Commonwealth William Galvin is mailing out the official Massachusetts Information for Voters booklet, better known around here as the Red Book, with everything you need to know about the 2026 ballot questions for the November 3rd State Election.

Our City of Springfield team (and one very committed skeleton intern 💀) couldn’t wait to show theirs off.

When yours arrives in the mail, flip through it, visit VoteInMA.com, and get informed before you vote.

The City of Springfield Board of Elections has successfully certified the State Primary Election.Voting machines have be...
09/05/2026

The City of Springfield Board of Elections has successfully certified the State Primary Election.

Voting machines have been picked up, and the official results have been certified and mailed to the Secretary of the Commonwealth in Boston.

Special thanks to our Election Office staff and election workers for their hard work and professionalism. Thank you also to the candidates and their supporters.

Most of all, thank you to the voters of Springfield who came out to the polls or cast their ballots. Your participation makes our elections possible.

Gladys Oyola-Lopez, City Clerk & Election Commissioner
Chelsea Parmentier, Deputy Election Commissioner

Springfield is showing up today.It has been great to see residents, including so many of our community leaders, at the ...
09/01/2026

Springfield is showing up today.

It has been great to see residents, including so many of our community leaders, at the polls for the State Primary. Thank you to everyone who has already voted and to every poll worker across our 73 precincts who has been on the job since 7 a.m. You make Election Day work!

Don’t let the rain keep you away. Polls are open until 8:00 p.m. If you are in line when the polls close, you will still be able to vote.

Find your polling place: springfield-ma.gov/elections
Questions? Call the Elections Office at 413-787-6190.
Your voice matters. Get to the polls.

Good morning, Springfield!!!Before most of the city is even awake, Springfield Police are at City Hall picking up electi...
09/01/2026

Good morning, Springfield!!!

Before most of the city is even awake, Springfield Police are at City Hall picking up election supply bags so every precinct is ready when the doors open.
Polls are open TODAY, Tuesday, September 1, from 7:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m.

Your vote is how Springfield’s voice is heard. If you haven’t voted yet, go to your assigned polling place. Anyone in line by 8:00 p.m. will be allowed to vote.

Not sure where to vote?
Call the Elections Office at 413-787-6190
or visit springfield-ma.gov/elections

Thank you to our poll workers, police partners, and every voter who shows up.

GO VOTE.

Early voting is officially closed…and these two ladies closed it.Jayel Compton, 18, cast her first ballot.Marlene Buendo...
08/28/2026

Early voting is officially closed…and these two ladies closed it.

Jayel Compton, 18, cast her first ballot.
Marlene Buendo, 92, cast another one.

First-time voter and 92-year-old voter. Last two in line. Same civic pride.

Election Day is Tuesday, September 1st

Look who stopped by their old stomping grounds today! 🗳️Former City Councilor (and City Council President) Jesse Lederma...
08/28/2026

Look who stopped by their old stomping grounds today! 🗳️

Former City Councilor (and City Council President) Jesse Lederman and his wife Emila came through Springfield City Hall on the last day of in-person early voting to cast their ballots in the State Primary.

Some people just can’t stay away from City Hall…and we’re glad they can’t. Thanks for leading by example, Jesse and Emila!

Early voting wraps up today at 4:00 p.m. at City Hall (36 Court Street, ground floor; accessible entrance in the rear). Election Day is Tuesday, September 1, 7 a.m. to 8 p.m.

Your vote still counts. Make it count.

Nothing better than seeing parents bring their children, and even a friend, to early voting. Shout out to Eliza and Jean...
08/28/2026

Nothing better than seeing parents bring their children, and even a friend, to early voting. Shout out to Eliza and Jean…this is how we raise the next generation of voters!

Early voting for the September 1st State Primary continues through Friday, August 28th.

Address

36 Court St, Rm 8
Springfield, MA
01103

Opening Hours

Monday 8:30am - 4pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 4pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 4pm
Thursday 8:30am - 4pm
Friday 8:30am - 4pm

Telephone

+14137876190

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