Today, June 4, is the last day to request an absentee ballot for the June 9 Primary under normal circumstances, including in-office voting.
After today, any voter who needs an absentee ballot must fill out the attached form, which constitutes an oath that the circumstances preventing you from voting on election day were unforeseen and unavoidable. This is also true of anyone looking to vote early in office.
Please call the clerk’s office if you have any questions.
The Department of Agriculture, Conservation and Forestry solicits public comment on the below proposal for the installation of a series of seasonal floats in Salt Pond. Comments should be directed to Anja.Parlin@maine.gov and must be received by June 10.
This morning’s system outage has been corrected, and we are now able to process transactions normally. Please allow some extra time for your transactions, as our internet connection remains slightly shaky. Thank you for your patience!
Absentee ballots for the June 9, 2026, Primary Election are available now. Voters who are enrolled in the Democratic or Republican parties, or who are not enrolled in any party, are eligible to receive a ballot. Unenrolled voters may choose either ballot. Our district does not have a Green Independent or Libertarian ballot. All absentee ballots must be requested by close of business on June 4 and are due back by close of polls (8:00 PM) on election day.
HOW to request your ballot