Massachusetts Lieutenant Governor Nomination Papers (2026)

Please find copies of the actual nomination papers that were submitted to the Town of Hanover on behalf of Anne Brensley and Anne Manning Martin, along with the alphabetical report that is generated afterward of the certified names. It is unclear which of these nomination papers were then submitted to the Office of the Secretary of the Commonwealth, which is the next step in the nomination process.

Anne Brensley

• Raw Nomination Papers as Submitted for Anne Brensley
• Certified Names of Registered Hanover Voters for Anne Brensley
• Receipt for Nomination Papers for Anne Brensley

Anne Manning Martin

• Raw Nomination Papers as Submitted for Anne Manning Martin
• Certified Names of Registered Hanover Voters for Anne Manning Martin
• Receipt for Nomination Papers for Anne Manning Martin

Correspondence

• Correspondence to Anne Brensley and Anne Manning Martin

Massachusetts General Law, Section 11, Chapter 56

Whoever falsely makes or willfully alters, defaces, mutilates, destroys, or suppresses a certificate of nomination or nomination paper, or letter of withdrawal of a name from such paper, or an initiative petition, or a petition for the submission of a question to the voters, or unlawfully signs any such certificate, paper, letter, or petition, or files any such certificate, paper, letter, or petition, knowing the same to be falsely made or altered, shall be punished by a fine of not more than one thousand dollars or by imprisonment for not more than one year.