Election Day 2026
Tuesday, November 3
Watch QATV’s coverage of the 2025 election results
See more info about results on The Patriot Ledger & The Quincy Sun
Per The Quincy Sun:
“Turnout in the election was 22.97 percent, with 15,852 of the city’s 69,025 registered voters casting ballots. The turnout exceeded City Clerk Nicole Crispo’s estimate of 18 to 20 percent.”
Quincy Votes! Annual Fundraiser
February 6, 6:00 - 8:30pm
@ The Fours
15 Cottage Ave, Quincy, MA
As a 501(c)(3) non-partisan, non-profit organization aimed at boosting civic engagement, Quincy Votes! works to raise awareness about elections, candidate records, and the voting process. Our goal is to strengthen our community and democracy by engaging as many voices in government policies and practices as possible.
Why does Quincy Votes! promote voting in municipal elections?
While voter turnout in federal elections remains high in Quincy, the data we have compiled shows that there are huge turnout gaps in our local elections.
While 63% of registered voters showed up to the polls for the presidential election in 2024, less than 30% showed up to vote in 2023 for municipal elections. That is a difference of over 23,000 voters. In 2021, municipal election turnout was even lower, with only 17% of registered voters participating.
These are the gaps we aim to bridge by providing accurate, unbiased information for voters to make their own informed choices in Quincy municipal elections.
Want to help get out the vote in Quincy?
Join Quincy Votes! as a volunteer today.
