Democratic candidates seeking to be on the September primary ballot must collect signatures from voters on their nomination papers. Signing the nomination papers is a crucial aspect of the election process. Candidates who do not collect enough signatures will be excluded from the Democratic Primary ballot and will be unable to run for office. Signing a candidate's nomination papers does not mean you support the candidate, simply that you think they should appear on the ballot

Saturday, March 28 9- 10  Park across from Dunkin' Donuts 487 Liberty St, Hanson, ( RSVP click here )

Date: Saturday, March 28 9 – 10am EDT Taunton Green 19 Main St, Taunton ( Click here to RSVP )

Saturday, March 28 11 AM to 1 PM Hancock Adams Common 1305 Hancock St, Quincy

Date: Saturday, March 28 12 – 1:30pm EDT Neck Street & Bridge Street 645 Bridge St Weymouth ( Click here to RSVP )

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Join Team Healey-Driscoll as we kick off our phonebank program and get ready for caucus and convention season!

Times and location TBA The good troublemakers of Southeastern Massachusetts will be hosting a series of No Kings part 3 rallies on March 28th.  Sign up for the mailing list to get updates as they become available or to volunteer ( sign up to get details ).

Local elections matter, and almost every town in Massachusetts has an election this year for Selectboard, School Committee, and more. Saturday , February 7, 9:00am-12:00pm EST RSVP for location ( Click here to RSVP ) Whether you are ready to run, running for re-election, or just considering your options, please join us to learn from current and former elected officials and party officials on what it takes to run, win, and do the job.

The best way to stop the Trump regime in 2026 is to get involved in elections at the federal level in the Senate and House of Representatives. In New England, the good troublemakers of southeastern Massachusetts will concentrate on the two Senate seats and Congressional Representatives in New Hampshire and Maine in the general election. In the Senate the troublemakers will focus on Susan Collins's seat and Jeanne Shaheen's open seat. In the House the focus is on the second