Published November 2, 2010

Voting in Chatham, submitted to the WBUR Flickr group (Chris Seufert/Flickr)

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Published November 2, 2010

More than 2 million people in Massachusetts are expected to vote today. Will you be part of it?

How to vote in four simple steps:

1. Find your polling place. It’s really easy.
2. Vote. Don’t forget to turn over the ballot — there are questions on the back.
3. Get the little sticker. Wear it with pride, baby.
4. Tell Hubbub about it. When and where did you vote? How long did you wait in line? Did you encounter any problems?

If you’re undecided, see WBUR’s interactive guide to the issues in the gubernatorial race. And catch up on our extensive coverage from Plymouth.