Mike Minogue calls on voters of every party and no party to send a signal to the political establishment
HAMILTON, Mass. — With Election Day approaching, candidate for governor Mike Minogue today called on voters across Massachusetts to make a plan to vote and bring a friend, a neighbor, and a family member to the polls on Tuesday, November 3.
“We’re not one versus another,” said Minogue. “We’re not political enemies; we’re neighbors. Together, we’re trying to take out a corrupt one-party system. We’re outsiders, and we’re coming together to put Massachusetts ahead of the political insiders.”
Minogue says this goes beyond obvious momentum. It’s a movement.
“We have the momentum, and we are going to win on November 3,” said Minogue. “But we don’t want to just win. We want to send a signal that the people are standing up to the political establishment and joining the fight to make Massachusetts start working for everyone.”
Working for Some, Not All
For too long, the campaign argues, Massachusetts has worked for some but not all. Turnout, it says, is how hard-working Massachusetts voters change that.
How to Vote
- Election Day: Tuesday, November 3.
- Find your polling place: Where do I vote?
- Polls are open: All polling places will be open on Election Day from 7 a.m. until 8 p.m. Your city or town may choose to open the polls as early as 5:45 a.m.
- Questions: 1-800-462-VOTE (8683) or 617-727-2828 with any questions about where or when you can vote.
From the press office of Mike Minogue.