Everything is arranged for the 2020 town elections to be held in Shrewsbury this Tuesday, June 16th, 2020. The original date was May 5th, 2020, but it was changed due to the COVID-19 pandemic crisis.
Residents of the Town of Shrewsbury will be voting for 2 seats at the Board of Selectmen, 2 seats at the School Committee, 3 seats at the Board of Trustees of the Public Library, and for town meeting members across the ten precincts in town.
Who is allowed to vote in this election?
Any citizen of the United States and resident of Shrewsbury (MA) who will be 18 years old or older by the date of the election can vote in this process, after registering. The registration usually closes 20 days before an election, and you can check your current status here.
Where are the polling locations?
The local government confirmed that polling locations will be open for in-person voting from noon to 8:00 p.m. on election day.
- Precinct 1: Richard D. Carney Municipal Office Building Selectmen’s Meeting Room (Town Hall – 100 Maple Avenue)
- Precinct 2: Richard D. Carney Municipal Office Building Conference Room B (Town Hall – 100 Maple Avenue)
- Precinct 3: Calvin Coolidge School (1 Florence Street)
- Precinct 4: Scandinavian Athletic Club (438 Lake Street)
- Precincts 5 and 10: Sewer/Water Department Garage (209 South Street)
- Precinct 6: Shrewsbury Senior Center (98 Maple Avenue)
- Precincts 7 and 8: Spring Street School (123 Spring Street)
- Precinct 9: Fire Station Number 3 (20 Cen Tech Boulevard)
If you don’t know what is your precinct, the Town Clerk’s office published a handy map with the ten precincts highlighted, as well as a list of streets sorted by precinct. Any further questions, contact the Clerk’s office via phone at (508) 841-8507.
To familiarize with the ballot, the town government provided a specimen ballot that could be downloaded here.
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