Voter registration deadline Oct 19
Oct. 17th, 2005 10:54 amTo vote for Somerville Board of Aldermen this November 8th, if you're not already registered to vote in Somerville, you need to register by Wednesday at 8pm. You can register in person at the Somerville Elections Department, downstairs in city hall at the corner of Highland and School Street. They're open 8:30-4:30 today and tomorrow, and staying open until 8pm on Wednesday.
You can also pick up a form at any city hall in Massachusetts and mail it to Somerville, just make sure it's postmarked by Wednesday. If you fill out the form on your own, make sure to:
BTW, there's a trend in MA of lots of generally Democratic voters registering as "unenrolled" because you can vote in any primary. ( I think it's a bad idea... )
This year, Davis Square has a chance to elect Rebekah Gewirtz, founding chair of Progressive Democrats of Somerville (and former legislative aide to Pat Jehlen) as its new ward alderman. PDS has also endorsed several other candidates for at-large and ward seats this year.
You can also pick up a form at any city hall in Massachusetts and mail it to Somerville, just make sure it's postmarked by Wednesday. If you fill out the form on your own, make sure to:
- - check both boxes in part 1 (you're a citizen; you're gonna be over 18 on election day)
- include your identification number, which is either your drivers license number or the last four digits of your social security number (not the whole thing)
- pick a party affiliation - or "no party (unenrolled)"
BTW, there's a trend in MA of lots of generally Democratic voters registering as "unenrolled" because you can vote in any primary. ( I think it's a bad idea... )
This year, Davis Square has a chance to elect Rebekah Gewirtz, founding chair of Progressive Democrats of Somerville (and former legislative aide to Pat Jehlen) as its new ward alderman. PDS has also endorsed several other candidates for at-large and ward seats this year.