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Wellesley town election absentee ballots available

March 9, 2020 by admin 2 Comments

Vote signThis Wellesley Town Election 2020 post is sponsored by Mirick for School Committee. Mirick says, “The School Committee needs experience, balanced leadership to move forward with implementing the new strategic plan and to get schools built. As a leader, I bring people together, listen to all viewpoints, collaborate, build consensus and then move forward to get projects done.”

How to vote on March 17, 2020, no matter what

Absentee Ballots for the March 17 Wellesley town election are available at Town Hall.  If you are ill or will not be in Wellesley on March 17, you are qualified to vote absentee.

If you have already requested an absentee ballot and have not received it within 4 days of the request, please contact Town Hall.

Please note that Wellesley mail takes two or more days due to US Mail processing in Boston.

To receive an absentee ballot in the mail, please complete the Absentee Ballot Request Form and email it to dinnes@wellesleyma.gov or mail it to Town Hall at 525 Washington Street, Wellesley, MA 02482.

Completed absentee ballots must be received by the Town Clerk’s office no later than 8:00 pm on March 17th.  Completed ballots may be dropped in the Wellesley Town Hall Payment Drop Box which is on the left-hand side when using the Washington Street entrance (near the duck pond).  The drop box is across from the bell.

Completed ballots may also be mailed to Town Hall.  Please take into account mail time.

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  1. Nathalie de Fontnouvelle says

    March 10, 2020 at 5:39 pm

    I just went to the Town Hall to pick up an Absentee Ballot Request Form for one of my elderly neighbor. The Town Hall told me that residents don’t even need to complete this form, a simple written note requesting an Absentee Ballot mailed or dropped off at the Town Hall is sufficient (for those who do not have access to a printer at home).
    This election is indeed very important and we need to make sure that all residents who wish to vote can. Given that MA has declared a state of emergency, many seniors, immunocompromised or just concerned residents would appreciate being able to vote from home!

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    • Bob Brown says

      March 10, 2020 at 5:42 pm

      Thanks for the update, Nathalie

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