Easy ways to vote, how will you?

The special election is September 6, which is also Primary day in Massachusetts. There's a ballot for Republican primaries, Democratic primaries, and a local ballot for Precinct 5 Town Councilor: three of them in all.

If you're a registered Republican or Democrat, you'll fill out two ballots: one for your party primaries and a second one for Town Councilor. 

If you asked for mail-in ballots, the two will arrive separately (and should be returned separately in their own envelopes.)

If you're an unenrolled/independent voter like about half the state, just ask for the Town Council special election ballot and envelope. You can also participate in a party primary if you want and it will not change your status as an independent voter.

If you're an unenrolled/independent voter like about half the state, just ask for the Town Council special election ballot and envelope. 

(You can also vote in a party primary if you want and it will not change your status as an independent voter.)

This means you have a Democratic or Republican party primary ballot. 

Soon you should receive a second ballot, sent separately, for the local Precinct 5 election. (Please mail it back in the envelope provided with it.)

Go to Town Hall, 367 Main Street, Hyannis. The TownClerk's office is on the 2nd floor. 

It's open for early weekend voting:

Saturday August 27,  8:30am - 12;30pm

Sunday August 28, 8:30am - 12;30pm

Also open the following week: 

Monday August 29,  8:30am to 4:30pm

Tuesday August 30,  8:30am to 4:30pm

Wednesday August 31,  8:30am to 4:30pm

Thursday September 1,  8:30am to 4:30pm

Friday September 2,  8:30am to 4:30pm