Vote Yes for Reading - November 3, 2026 Operational Override Campaign
Supporting the $6.5 million operational override to invest in Reading, Massachusetts schools, protect essential municipal services, and secure our town's future.
Official Town of Reading Information
Official town presentations, municipal budget documents, Select Board minutes, and informational materials regarding the November 3, 2026 operational override are maintained and publicly available directly on the Town of Reading website.
Want to volunteer?
Host a yard sign, hold signs, drop flyers, and more. Local grassroots campaigns succeed when neighbors talk to neighbors.
Ways You Can Help Vote Yes for Reading
Select any opportunities that fit your schedule when you complete the volunteer form:
Host a Yard Sign
Display a "Vote Yes for Reading" yard sign at your home to show community visibility and neighborhood support.
Hold Signs in Reading
Join friendly sign-holding at school drop-offs, afternoon pick-ups, on the Town Common, or near the Reading train station. A schedule of dates and times will be sent out soon.
Drop Flyers on Doorsteps
Deliver informational door-hangers and flyers directly to your neighbors and street blocks in Reading.
Share an Endorsement Statement
Write a brief 1–3 sentence quote explaining why you are voting YES. We feature community voices in our social media graphics and voter outreach.
Direct Voter Contact
Help reach fellow Reading voters through phone banking, peer-to-peer texting, and door-to-door neighborhood canvassing.
Want to donate?
Invest in Our Community's Future
Local ballot campaigns are funded entirely by neighbors and community supporters. Your contribution allows us to purchase lawn signs, print informational door flyers, and ensure every voter in Reading has the facts before November 3, 2026.
Online donations are securely processed externally via our campaign fundraising platform.
Notice: Political contributions are not tax-deductible for federal or state income tax purposes. Contributions are subject to Massachusetts Office of Campaign and Political Finance (OCPF) regulations.