Published: March 26, 2026
Your pension is on the ballot.
Voting is open through May 22 in the election for the Pension Reserves Investment Management Board, which oversees more than $120 billion in pension assets for more than 300,000 educators and public employees. You can vote online or by mail.
How to cast your vote in the PRIM Board election.
- You can vote by mail or online at PRIMvotes.com.
- If you received a paper ballot in the mail, it contains your election code and voting pin. You can use the code and pin to vote online, or you can simply mail back your ballot.
- If you misplaced or never received your paper ballot, email [email protected] or call (866)-384-9978. You can still get your election code and pin and vote online at PRIMvotes.com.
MTA-Endorsed Candidates
The MTA Board of Directors recommends:
Matthew Scheffler
Scheffler is a Framingham teacher running for the Massachusetts Teachers’ Retirement System. He will hold financial managers accountable and push for real transparency.
Lenore Palladino
Palladino is an economist at UMass Amherst running for the Massachusetts State Employees’ Retirement System. She is focused on long-term, responsible investing that puts workers first.
These MTA-recommended candidates stand for:
- Full transparency on fees and performance.
- Putting beneficiaries first, always.
- Centering the voices of educators and public employees.
- Long-term, responsible investment strategies, not risky high-fee bets.
Why This Election Matters
The PRIM Board’s decisions directly impact your retirement security. Be sure to cast your vote and make your voice heard.
