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Clerk Voter Information

Announcements:

2023 Election Calendar

Nomination Papers Available January 9, 2023
Nomination Papers Due August 1, 2023
Preliminary Election (if necessary) September 26, 2023
Last day to register to vote in Preliminary September 16, 2023
Local Election November 7, 2023
Last day to register to vote in local election October 28, 2023

List of People who have pulled nomination papers for 2023

Juan Anderson-Burgos City Council Ward 6
Israel Rivera City Council At-Large
Linda Vacon City Council Ward 5
Kocayne Givner City Council Ward 4
Kevin A. Jourdain City Council At-Large
Victor M. Machado De Jesus City Council Ward 1
Jenny Rivera City Council Ward 1
Guy O'Donnell City Council Ward 5
Howard B. Greaney City Council At-Large
John Whelihan School Committee Ward 5
Anne Thalheimer City Council Ward 3
Jose Maldonado Velez City Council At-Large
Michael J. Sullivan City Council At-Large
Tessa Murphy-Romboletti City Council At-Large
Gustavo O. Romero Correa School Committee Ward 1

You can download a vote by mail application here:

Vote-by-Mail-Paper-Application-2022

You can download an absentee ballot application here:

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Spanish-Absentee-Ballot-Application

ABSENTEE VOTING (AV) EARLY VOTING (EV)
APPLICATION REQUIREMENT AV always requires an application (in-person and through the mail) EV requires an application if its is requested through the mail.  No application is required for in-person EV.
ELIGIBILITY FOR PARTICIPATING AV requires qualified registered voters to have a specific reason in order to vote absentee (absence, disability, religious belief). All qualified registered voters are eligible to participate in EV.
METHOD AND TIMING OF VOTING AV ballots can be mailed as soon as the AV ballots become available.  Voters can vote AV in person, by appointment. EV ballots can only be mailed out once the EV period begins (October 22nd). Early voting in person is during regular business hours of the local election official.
TABULATION OF BALLOTS AV ballots are counted at the polling place on Election Day. EV ballots are counted on Election day at the polling place OR at a Central Tabulation Facility, if a City/Town chooses to have one.
APPLICATION BY A FAMILY MEMBER Family members of qualified absentee voters may apply for their Absentee ballot and may also deliver their Absentee ballot to the Clerk’s Office. A family member may NOT request an EV ballot for an EV voter, and may NOT deliver the ballot of behalf of the EV voter back to the Clerk’s Office.
ONCE YOU CAST THE BALLOT Once a voter returns their Ave ballot, they may still vote on Election Dy as long as their ballot has not been processed. Once a voter returns their EV ballot and the ballot is received by the Local Election Official, they may no longer vote on Election Day or any other way.

Past election results:

State/Federal Election Results City of Holyoke Election Results
11.8.22 Official Results State Election
09.06.22 Primary Results
11.3.2020 State Election
9.1.20 State Primary
5.19.20 Special Election
11.02.21 Official Results
03.03.2020 Presidential Primary 9.21.21 Preliminary Official Results
11.6.2018 State Election 11.5.19 Municipal Election
9.4.2018 State Primary 9.24.19 Preliminary Results (Ward 3 Only)
11-8-2016 State Election-Presidential 11.7.2017 Municipal Election
9.8.2016 State Primary 9.26.2017 Preliminary Election
3.1.2016 Presidential Primary 11.3.2015 Municipal Election
9.9.2014 State Primary 9.22.2015 Preliminary Election
11.4.2014 State Election

Register to vote online! https://www.sec.state.ma.us/ovr/

Not sure where you vote?  Click here: http://www.wheredoivotema.com/bal/MyElectionInfo.aspx

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