Elections matter. The people we elect to represent us – from the White House to the State House to City and Town Council – hold tremendous power over the policies that determine how much our utility bill costs, whether communities have the tools and time to get prepared for data centers, whether we invest in low-cost clean energy.
This year, every single seat in the State House (all 203!) and half of the State Senate (25 seats!) will be on the ballot. It's our best chance in 33 years to finally put the State Senate in the hands of environmental champions and elect a trifecta of pro-environment leaders.
Key Dates for the 2026 General Election
November 3: Election Day.
- Vote in person! Polls are open from 7 AM to 8 PM. Find your polling place.
- Complete and return your mail-in ballot by 8:00 PM. Please return your mail ballot in person to ensure it arrives by the deadline. Get a list of dropboxes here and track your ballot after you've mailed it in.