Primary Election Early Voting Begins

Early in-person voting in the state primary election begins Saturday, Aug. 24. That is also the last day to register to vote in that election. You can find information about who is on the ballot here, view a candidates’ forum for the Democratic candidates for Governor’s Council here and watch an informational forum explaining what the Governor’s Council…

ByThe League of Women Voters of SudburyAugust 23, 20240Comments

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Who’s On Your Ballot?

The Sept. 3 election is a state primary election in which political parties select their candidates for the Nov. 5 general election. For that reason, voters vote using a specific party’s ballot in that election. Voters who are enrolled in a party must take that party’s ballot. Unenrolled voters can choose which ballot they want;…

ByThe League of Women Voters of SudburyAugust 17, 20240Comments

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Election Day Voting At Fairbank, Early Voting At Town Hall

Sudbury has permanently moved all of its Election Day polling places to the Fairbank Community Center, 40 Fairbank Rd. In-person early voting prior to Election Day will continue to be at Town Hall. Starting with the Sept. 3 state primary election, voters in all six precincts will vote at the community center on Election…

ByThe League of Women Voters of SudburyAugust 10, 20240Comments

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Act Now to Vote by Mail in Sept. 3 Primary

Any registered voter can use a mail ballot to vote in the state primary election scheduled for Tuesday, Sept. 3. It’s best to start the mail voting process now to be sure you have time to receive a ballot and return it. The town clerk’s office will begin sending mail ballots to voters in mid-August,…

ByThe League of Women Voters of SudburyAugust 5, 20240Comments

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How to Watch Annual Town Meeting

Annual Town Meeting begins Monday, May 6, at 7:30 p.m., in the auditorium of Lincoln-Sudbury Regional High School. All residents should have received a paper copy of the Warrant in the mail this week. For those who cannot attend all or part of Town Meeting in person, the meeting will be broadcast live on…

ByThe League of Women Voters of SudburyApril 27, 20240Comments

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Town Meeting Accessibility Accommodations

All Sudbury registered voters are eligible to vote at Annual Town Meeting, which begins Monday, May 6, at 7:30 pm. in the auditorium of Lincoln-Sudbury Regional High School. Information about routinely available accommodations, including assisted listening, live captioning, accessible seating, braille voting clickers, and accessible transportation can be found on the Town website here and here and pages…

ByThe League of Women Voters of SudburyApril 21, 20240Comments

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What to Expect at Annual Town Meeting

Sudbury’s Annual Town Meeting will begin in less than a month, on Monday, May 6, at 7:30 p.m. in the auditorium of Lincoln-Sudbury Regional High School, 390 Lincoln Road. All registered voters are voting members of Town Meeting. Register to vote by Friday, April 26. Van transportation is available for qualified voters. For all other voters,…

ByThe League of Women Voters of SudburyApril 13, 20240Comments

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What is Annual Town Meeting?

Town Meeting is the legislative body of Sudbury, and the registered voters who attend are the legislators. Town Meeting votes on bylaws, spending (including budgets and borrowing), resolutions, and more. During Town Meeting, the Town Moderator is your guide, and the Warrant is your guidebook. The Warrant lists the basic rules and procedures for conducting Town Meeting and provides…

ByThe League of Women Voters of SudburyApril 11, 20240Comments

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Election Day is Monday

Sudbury’s annual town election is Monday, March 25. There are two contested races in the election, for Select Board and Sudbury School Committee (SPS grades preK-8). There are no ballot questions this election. Polls are open Monday from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. Precincts 1, 2, 3 and 5 vote at Fairbank Community Center; precincts…

ByThe League of Women Voters of SudburyMarch 23, 20240Comments

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LWV Uncontested Candidates’ Forum Available on SudburyTV

The League of Women Voters Candidates’ Forum featuring candidates in uncontested races in the March 25 Town Election is now available on SudburyTV. The League invited uncontested candidates to introduce themselves and briefly discuss the work of the committee or board they will be elected to. Participating in the forum are Linda Huet-Clayton, Board of…

ByThe League of Women Voters of SudburyMarch 16, 20240Comments

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