Massachusetts Senate candidate Elizabeth Warren made a pit stop on her campaign tour at the Wellesley Hills library branch, packing in more than 100 supporters (including below, young fan Sarah Calcio). Warren kept her comments relatively brief, outlining some differences between her and rival Scott Brown and noting that she never thought she’d run for public office “but I know what’s at stake in this election.”

warren/calcio wellesley hills library — Sarah Bastille Photography

After the fact, we heard Presidential candidate Mitt Romney was in town fairly recently at a private meet-and-greet or fundraiser at a Wellesley home. Not sure whether the other main candidates have swung through town recently, though suppose we would have heard if President Obama did.

Whichever way you’re voting, here’s the Nov. 6 State Election Warrant.

Polling places will open at 6:30 AM – 8:00 PM. Voters actually in line at 8:00 PM will be allowed to vote.

Precinct A	Bates School- Cafeteria 116 Elmwood Road
Precinct B	Sprague School- Gym 401 School Street
Precinct C	Upham School- Gym 35 Wynnewood Road
Precinct D	Schofield School- Gym 27 Cedar Street
Precinct E	Fiske School- Gym 45 Hastings Street
Precinct F	Senior High School- Gym 50 Rice Street DANA HALL – SHIPLEY CENTER 140 GROVE STREET
Precinct G	Wellesley Free Library- Wakelin Room 530 Washington Street Enter from Rear Parking Lot
Precinct H	Sprague School- Gym 401 School Street