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Town Meeting & Election Information

WITH GREAT POWER….COMES GREAT RESPONSIBILITY.
THERE IS ONE ELECTION AND TWO TOWN MEETING SESSIONS IN 2025!
• SAVE TIME • AVOID AGGRAVATION • KNOW BEFORE YOU GO •

 

 

Upcoming Elections & Town Meetings:

 

2026 Election &

Town Meeting Dates

Election &

Town Meeting Type

Last Day to Register

Tuesday, April 7, 2026

Annual Town Election

Saturday, March 28, 2026

Tuesday, June 2, 2026

 Annual Town Meeting

Saturday, May 23, 2026

Tuesday, September 1,  2026State Primary ElectionSaturday, August 22, 2026
Tuesday, November 3, 2026State Election Saturday, October 24, 2026
Tuesday, November 17, 2026Special "Fall" Town MeetingSaturday, November 7, 2026
 

All four precincts will be voting at ~ 

The Francis Farm ~ Heritage Meeting Hall (formerly known as Museum Building)

27 Francis Farm Road (formerly 151R - County Street) 

 

 

  • Precinct 1 – Old Polling Location - (Old Town Hall – 148 Peck Street) 

  • Precinct 2 – Old Polling Location - (Old COA Senior Center – 55 Bay State Road)

  • Precinct 3 – Old Polling Location - (South Fire Station – 104 Pleasant Street)

  • Precinct 4 - New Polling Location 2022

  • Use the QR code to the right to obtain your voting status and precinct information, click on the link below "Rehoboth's 4-Precincts by Street" or call the Town Clerk’s Office at 508-252-6502 X-3109, X-3112 or X-3110. 

Click Here For: 

Rehoboth's 4-Precincts by Street Address

 

Knowing Your Precinct and Voting Status ahead of time will save you time on Election Day.  If you cannot use the QR code on your smartphone or tablet, please try the online link @

http://www.sec.state.ma.us/VoterRegistrationSearch/MyVoterRegStatus.aspx

If you are 18 years old and have not enrolled to vote, you may register online @

https://www.sec.state.ma.us/ovr/,

or visit us at town hall – 340 Anawan Street, Rehoboth

 

 

 

Voter Registration Information

 

Online Voter Registration Now Available

(Click on the image below for details)

Attention Voters:

Your enrollment as a voter will affect the party primary in which you can vote at State Primary Elections.  There are two political parties in Massachusetts. If you are enrolled in one of these political parties, you may only vote that party's ballot at a Primary Election.  If you are registered as a Democrat or Republican, you will find the following letter codes next to your name on your 2022 Census forms.  Look in the last column on the right, marked “PARTY” .

D - Democratic Party     

R - Republican Party

When voting in a "Primary Election", voters who are enrolled in one of the above parties can only vote on the ballot for that party.  Voters who are "Unenrolled" in a party (commonly known as “Independent”) will be listed with the party code “U” in the “PARTY” column of your census form. Unenrolled voters and voters who are members of Political Designations (indicated by other letter codes – list @ https://www.sec.state.ma.us/ele/elepar/paridx.htm) can choose which party’s ballot they would like to receive.

You may change your party enrollment by completing a new voter registration form in person, by mail, or online at www.RegisterToVoteMA.com.

Any unregistered voters wishing to vote in the upcoming elections or town meeting, must register by the deadlines listed above. The Registrars will hold a voter registration session from 8:00am to 8:00pm on each final voter registration date to accommodate last minute registrations. You may also register during regular business hours at Town Hall, register online 24/7 @ www.registertovoteMA.com  or download and print a mail-in voter registration form by clicking here. Complete the form and mail to us at the Town Clerk’s Office - 340 Anawan Street, Rehoboth, MA.

Vote By Mail Applications

Applications for vote by mail ballots are available and may be obtained from the Town Clerk's Office. Vote by mail ballots are obtained by written request or the online application system. All written requests must have the voter's original signature. (Elections Division of the Secretary of State's Office has confirmed on 7-2-14 that a scanned SIGNED submission, which is emailed to our office, is also acceptable.) Your mail-in application must reach your local election officials by 5 p.m. on the 5th business day before the election. No matter when the application is postmarked, your application must be at the local election office by the deadline. Apply as early as possible, especially if your ballot will need to be mailed out of town. The Postal Service recommends allowing up to 7 days for mail delivery. To ensure that you receive your ballot with enough time to mail it back, you should apply 2-3 weeks before Election Day.

The vote by mail ballot request form is also available online at the following link:

Vote by mail ballots can also be requested using the online portal:

Absentee Ballot Applications

Applications for absentee ballots are available and may be obtained from the Town Clerk’s Office. Absentee ballots are obtained by written request only and must have the voter’s original signature. (Elections Division of the Secretary of State's Office has confirmed on 7-2-14 that a scanned SIGNED submission, which is emailed to our office, is also acceptable.) The deadline for filing absentee ballot applications in person is usually 12:00pm (Noon) the day before the election.  If day before election day is a holiday or weekend, deadline is the previous workday @ 5:00 p.m.  For Absentee Ballots, deadline to file an application is 5:00 p.m. on the 4th business day before the election.

The absentee ballot request form is also available online at the following link:

Any questions regarding voter eligibility or requests for mail-in voter registration forms may be directed to the Town Clerk’s Office.

Election Advisory #20-10:  Election Observers and Poll Watchers at Polls and Processing of Early Voting Ballots

Any person, with the exception of a candidate named on the ballot, can be an observer.  However, those persons representing campaigns are given priority due to limited space in the polling facility and early voting location.

Any person who wants to observe any part of the election process MUST provide advance notice to Laura Schwall, Rehoboth Town Clerk by 2:00 PM the day prior to the scheduled election.  Please email to TownClerk@RehobothMA.gov.  Observers should notify the Town Clerk/Election Official in writing as soon as possible to request access. 

Please be advised that given space limitations, capacity restrictions on gatherings and requirements for social-distancing, election officials will limit the number of observers and will require specific advance registration. Access will be approved IF the polling/processing facility has sufficient space to accommodate the observer and maintain social distancing.

For more specific details regarding Election Observers “click here” 

Election Results

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