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Election 2020: Swampscott Voter's Guide

Patch has everything you need to know to vote in the 2020 municipal election in Swampscott.

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There is only one, contested town-wide race. Neal Duff, Stephen Williams and David Grishman are in a three-way race for two seats up for reelection on the board of selectmen.
There is only one, contested town-wide race. Neal Duff, Stephen Williams and David Grishman are in a three-way race for two seats up for reelection on the board of selectmen. (Patch Graphic)

SWAMPSCOTT, MA — The annual town election in Swampscott is scheduled for Tuesday, June 30. Voters can cast ballots from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m.

There is only one, contested town-wide race. Neal Duff, Stephen Williams and David Grishman are in a three-way race for two seats up for reelection on the board of selectmen. What had been a four-way race for two open seats on the school committee in now an uncontested race after two of those candidates dropped out.

You can view a specimen ballot showing all the races on the town's Website. You can find out where you vote on the Secretary of State's Website.

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Questions? Call the town clerk at 781-596-4167.

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