The “unofficial” primary results from the Town’s Clerk’s office show Southborough voters aligned with voters across the state. Here are the highlights and results. Read the full article → from Southborough’s Primary Results
The State Primary election is tomorrow, September 9, 2014. (This is a quick link to the earlier post with more details.) Read the full article → from State Primary election September 9th
The State Primary election is tomorrow, September 9, 2014. Read the full article → from State Primary election this Tuesday
Remember to register to vote or change party enrollment at the Town Clerk’s Office before Wednesday, August 20, 2014. Read the full article → from Election reminder from Town Clerk’s Office (Updated)
Southborough Democrats are invited to attend the the party’s caucus on Saturday, March 1, to help elect delegates to the state convention held in June. Read the full article → from Southborough Democrats to elect delegates at caucus on March 1st (Updated)
If you haven’t made up your mind yet, you are running out of time. Tomorrow is the Special 5th District Election. Remember to vote. Read the full article → from Southborough Election results for 5th District race – Why didn’t you vote?
Southborough’s voter turnout was another low one for the Tuesday Special Election primary. Of the registered voters eligible to participate, only 8.58% cast a vote. Among Southborough voters, the popular choices didn’t reflect the overall results for the 5th District. Read the full article → from Primary results in Southborough: low voter turnout, first place to district’s 3rd place Democrat and 2nd place Republican
This Tuesday is the primary for the special election for U.S. Representative for Massachusetts’ 5th District. The seat is currently held by now-Senator Ed Markey. The town shared information for precinct 2 voters on where to go. Read the full article → from Special Primary on Tuesday, October 15
Gabriel Gomez won the majority of votes in the June 25th special election. Read the full article → from Southborough’s election results: Gomez wins, voter turnout loses
If you or a family member can’t make it to the polls on June 25th, you can still vote by absentee ballot. You can pick up an application for the ballot (and a grande latte to go) this Wednesday, May 29th from 4-7 at Starbucks. Read the full article → from Get an absentee ballot application for the June 25th special election
Under the best of conditions, Southborough town elections don’t seem to command much attention. Since 2000, the average voter turnout has run around 21%. But with only 5.5% of registered voters showing up at the polls on Monday, this year’s turnout was dismal even by that modest standard. Read the full article → from Turnout at this week’s town election lowest in years
Amid low voter turnout, residents on Monday approved by wide margins two ballot measures that will have a significant impact on how Southborough is governed. Read the full article → from BREAKING NEWS: Voters overwhelmingly approve both ballot measures in Monday’s election
My Southborough accepts signed letters to the editor submitted by Southborough residents. Letters may be emailed to mysouthborough@gmail.com. Read the full article → from Letter: Vote ‘yes’ on ballot measures at town election – Monday, May 13
Along with the rest of the state, Southborough voters came out in support of Democrat Ed Markey and Republican Gabriel Gomez in yesterday’s special primary election. The two will now vie for the Senate seat previously held by now Secretary of State John Kerry. Read the full article → from Southborough voters support Markey, Gomez