In Massachusetts, the Democratic and Republican Presidential Primary Elections are held on Super Tuesday in March, a key date when multiple states hold their primaries or caucuses. Registered Democrats and Republicans in Massachusetts participate by voting at polling places across the state, such as schools, libraries, and municipal buildings, to choose their preferred presidential candidates. The results of these primaries play a crucial role in determining the number of delegates each candidate receives from Massachusetts at their party’s national convention. Voters can find specific information about where and how to vote, including polling location and required identification, through the Massachusetts Secretary of the Commonwealth’s website or by contacting local election offices.