Town Election: Everything You Need To Know About Voting Today
How to ask for a ride to the polls, where to vote, the times, whose on the ballot and more.
Candidates Pascha Griffiths (School Committee), Andy Rojas and Dan Scharfman (Board of Selectmen) on Saturday morning, March 31, 2012, at the intersection of Common Street and Concord Avenue.
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The annual town election for town-wide offices and the election of all Town Meeting members take place today, Monday, April 2.
Time
Polling places open from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m.
Transportation to the polls
The League of Women Voters of Belmont is offering rides to the polls from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Call 617-771-8500 to schedule transportation.
Questions about or during voting
Most questions – including who is eligible to vote in Belmont – that arise during voting can be answered by the precinct warden at the polling station. Other questions should be addressed to the Town Clerk's Office at 617-993-2600.
Where Do I vote?
Don't know where to vote? Call the Town Clerk at 617-993-2600, or read or download the handy map attached to this webpage that includes a street directory or go to the Secretary of State's website to locate where you should be voting.
Who is Running and for What?
The League of Women Voters has produced a pdf version of its annual voters guide.
Polling Places
View and download a pdf file of a town-wide map and street directory of precincts in Belmont on this webpage. You can also click on the highlighted Precinct to get an election map.
Precinct 1
Belmont Public Library, Assembly Room, 336 Concord Ave.
Precinct 2
Belmont Town Hall, Selectmen's Meeting Room, 455 Concord Ave.
Precinct 3
Beech Street Center (Senior Center), 266 Beech St.
Precinct 4
Daniel Butler School, 90 White St.
Precinct 5
Beech Street Center (Senior Center), 266 Beech St.
Precinct 6
Belmont Fire Headquarters, 299 Trapelo Rd.
Precinct 7
Burbank School Gym, 266 School St.
Precinct 8
Winn Brook School Gym, 97 Waterhouse Rd (Enter at Cross St)
Belmont_Conservative
9:38 am on Monday, April 2, 2012
Best of luck to everyone who's running who holds conservative principles. I think you'll see that the public, in general, is steering away from the extreme left, and candidates who clearly represent that shrinking segment (even here in MA). I think the results of this local town election will prove what I stated above.