Winchester Town Election - 2022 Voter Guide
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The League of Women Voters invites the community to access candidate information for the March 19, 2022 election through the use of our Voter Guide. Our goal in providing this Voter Guide is to follow our mission and purpose:
The League of Women Voters is a non-partisan organization that promotes political responsibility through informed and active participation of citizens in government. The League may take action on policies in the public interest, but shall not support or oppose any political party or candidate. See the complete non-partisan policy.
Voter Guide: Town-Wide Candidates
See links below for the profiles from this year's Town-wide Candidates - click the link on each office to see candidate responses for that office. (If there is no response after a candidate's name, the candidate did not reply.)
Voter Guide: Town Meeting Candidates
See links below for the profiles from this year's Town Meeting Candidates - click the link on each office to see candidate responses for that office. (If there is no response after a candidate's name, the candidate did not reply.)
2022 Winchester Town Election - Candidate Debate Links
Board of Health and School Committee Debates (March 2): click here
Select Board and Planning Board Debates (March 10): click here
REGISTERING TO VOTE - What to know...If you still need to register to vote there are links below to locations where you can get registered. Are you registered but you do not know where to vote? There are links below to help you find your voting location in Winchester.
To register to vote, you must be 18 years old by the time of the next election, a resident of the state in which you are registering and a United States citizen. FIND YOUR PRECINCT (click here)NEW POLLING LOCATION: Starting with the March 2022 Annual Town Election, all precincts will be voting at Winchester High School, 80 Skillings Road, in the 2nd floor Gymnasium. WINCHESTER VOTING LINKS
The Registrar of Voters is responsible for registering all voters and for verifying all signatures on nomination papers or petitions.
This page provides the Town Clerk contact information and other links.
Mail-In voter registration form, absentee ballot information, precinct maps, disabled voter information, voter registration information, "Where do I vote?" voting locations. ON-LINE VOTER REGISTRATION Effective: June 2015 The law allows anyone with a driver's license or RMV issued ID to register to vote online https://www.sec.state.ma.us/ovr/ Pre-Registration of 16 and 17 year- olds Effective: August 2016 The law allows 16 and 17 year- olds to register at the RMV, online, or using paper voter registration forms, and they will receive notification and automatically go on the voter rolls when they turn 18. |