The Registrars of Voters will hold a final registry session on October 26, from 9AM to 8PM in their Office at Town Hall which will be open for the purpose of registering voters who appear in person. The deadline for mail-in applications is also October 26. Hand-delivered mail-in registration applications must be received by the Registrars, or a Voter Registration Agency such as the Department of Motor Vehicles, on this date, and mail-in registration applications must be post-marked by this date in order for applicants to be entitled to participate in the November 2 Municipal Election. Only those whose qualifications as to age, citizenship, or residence mature after the October 26 deadline may register to vote up until November 1, when the Registrars will hold a limited registration session at their Office at Town Hall from 9AM to 5PM.

Absentee ballots will become available on October 1. The Executive Order that included Covid as an excuse to obtain an absentee ballot for the Presidential Election has been extended to this year’s Municipal Election, however applications will not be sent directly from the Secretary of State to voters as they were in 2020. Applications may be obtained at the Office of the Town Clerk during regular Town Hall hours, Tuesdays from 9AM to 4PM and Thursdays from 10AM to 7PM. Completed applications and ballots may be mailed to the Town Clerk or placed in the secured deposit box at the top of the ramp at Town Hall.

Dayna Arriola and Mary Oliver