The Board of Registrars coordinated preparations for the November 3 state election with 4,100 mail-in ballot applications reported to date.
Board of Registrars reviewed preparations for September 1 primary and special town elections on an override question, with Town Clerk Sarah B. Gmeiner reporting that approximately 300 of 3,000 mail-in ballots had been returned to date. The board scheduled machine testing for August 20 at 10 a.m.,
South Hadley Board of Registrars finalizes election procedures for dual September 1 balloting. The board, composed of April Bellafiore, Lucia Foley, and Town Clerk Sarah B. Gmeiner, will manage both the Massachusetts Primary Election and a Special Town Election on an override question. Election
South Hadley Board of Registrars reports strong early voting for April 26 town election. Town Clerk Sarah B. Gmeiner told the board that over 1,000 mail-in and early in-person ballots have already been received, compared to approximately 1,100 total votes cast in 2025. One candidate has notified
Board of Registrars readies April election with expanded voting options. Lucia Foley, April Bellafiore, and Town Clerk Sarah B. Gmeiner outlined three voting methods for the April 26 town election: early in-person voting at the Town Clerk's office, mail-in ballots with an 8 p.m. deadline on
Registrars plan voter outreach for April Town Election. The Board of Registrars, composed of Lucia Foley, April Bellafiore, and Town Clerk Sarah B. Gmeiner, discussed whether to reduce in-person polling hours from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. and promote early voting at the Town Clerk's Office to cut staffing
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