Massachusetts has mandated Early Voting for the March Primary.  Any registered voter in Shutesbury can come in to mark your ballot upstairs in the Town Hall during regular Town Clerk hours. The schedule is:

Monday:  3 - 7 pm

Tuesday and Friday: 8:30 - noon

Wednesday and Thursday mornings 8:30 - 10:30 am

and Thursday evening 5 - 7 pm.

 

Absentee voting in person or by mail is also available.  Allow a full week for travel by post in order to have your ballot arrive by noon on Tuesday, March 3.

The Office of the Secretary of the Commonwealth has a link that you can click on to view the ballots available on March 3.  If you enrolled in a specific party, that is the ballot you will receive at the polls.  If you are UNENROLLED  in any party you can request any ballot.

https://www.sec.state.ma.us/wheredoivotema/bal/MyElectionInfo.aspx 

The following nomination papers have been taken out as of February 20, 2020:

Garrett Simonsen - Board of Health

Norene Pease - Board of Health

Steve Bressler - Planning Board

Michael DeChiara - Planning Board

Savanna Ouellette - Board of Library Trustees

Steve Sullivan - School Committee

Grace Bannasch - Town Clerk

Walter Tibbetts - Cemetery Commission

Dan Hayes - School Committee

Rita Farrell - Select Board

Deacon Bonnar - Planning Board

The Attorney general approved Shutesbury's 12/10/19 town meeting vote to have Annual Town Meeting the last Saturday of April.  Click here  to see the posting of this decision.

Super Tuesday, the presidential party primary, is Tuesday, March 3, 2020. Absentee Voting and Early Voting options are available to make your voice heard.  Here are some important dates to know: