Wellesley Residents Can Pick Up Absentee Ballots

The time for voting absentee in the upcoming Special Election is, well, any time until before the election. The time to pick up your ballots is now! 

The Town Clerk's office sent a note on Friday reminding residents to fill out and submit their absentee ballot applications. The deadline is noon on June 24, which is the day before the election.

The application may be filed by mail or by e-mail, and must include the voter's name and an address where the ballot can be sent. There is an application form available on the Secretary of the Commonwealth's website. For more information, see the Town Clerk's FAQ on the upcoming primary.

The primary race came down to Democrat Ed Markey and Republican Gabriel Gomez, and Twelve Visions party Richard Heos. Although he did not win the primary, it is possible to write-in a vote for Needham journalist Brett Rhyne. 

If you are not voting absentee, then you will need to show up in person to cast your vote. The polling locations are below. If you are not sure which precinct you belong in, see the Secretary of the Commonwealth's website for more information.

Precinct A Bates School, Cafeteria 
116 Elmwood Road Precincts B Sprague School, Gym
401 School Street Precinct C Upham School, Gym
35 Wynnewood Road Precinct D Schofield School, Gym
27 Cedar Street Precinct E Fiske School, Gym
45 Hastings Street Precinct F  
142 Grove Street Precinct G  Media Room
530 Washington Street 
(Enter from Rear Parking Lot) Precinct H

Wellesley High School

Polls will be open from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. on June 25. 

If you're not certain which precinct you fall under, check the Where Do I Vote? page.