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VOL. I NO. 04 09/15/2020

Vote 2020

The Primary Vote

Of the 1711 registered voters in Stockbridge, 823 voted in the primary.

Of the 823 voters, 135 voted in person on primary day and 65 voted in person early. 538 were vote-by-mail ballot requests, and 85 were absentee-ballot requests.

General Election November 3, 2020

When you requested your mail-in ballot for the September primary, if you checked the box for “all 2020 elections” then a ballot for the General Election will arrive automatically. Fill it out, mail it back, or place it in the drop box at town hall.

If you did not request a ballot for “all elections” and you want to vote by mail in the General Election, go to www.stockbridge-ma.gov, click on the link and download the application for a ballot, or you can pick up an application at the town trash compactor, the downstairs lobby of Town Hall, and outside the police station lobby.

Voting in person will be at Town Hall from 7 A.M. – 8 P.M. on Tuesday, November 3, 2020. Wear a mask and practice social distancing.

More information is available at: stockbridge-ma.gov and from Town Clerk Terri Iemolini at clerk@stockbridge-ma.gov or 298-4170 extension 251.

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