Milford Town Hall

10/22/2026

NOV. 2026
What’s Happening Now at the Town Clerk’s Office:
ELECTION INFORMATION:
State Election, November 3, 2026
Offices on the Ballot:
• US Senator
• US Representative
• Governor
• Lt. Governor
• Atty. General
• Sec. of the State
• Treasurer
• Auditor
• Governor’s Council
• State Senator
• State Representative
• District Atty.
• Register of Probate
• BVT School Committee members

VOTER REGISTRATION DEADLINE FOR THIS ELECTION: 5pm on Saturday October 24, 2026 at the Town Clerks Office, 52 Main St. Milford
Town Clerk’s Office
Town Hall Room 12
52 Main Street • Milford, MA 01757
Ph: (508) 634-2307 • Fax: (508) 634-2324
[email protected]
Amy E. Hennessy Neves, Town Clerk

VOTE BY MAIL APPLICATION DEADLINE: 5pm on October 27, 2026- Apply with the Town Clerks Office.
EARLY VOTING IN PERSON AT TOWN HALL, 52 Main St. Milford.
10/17 8am-2pm
10/19 8am-430pm
10/20 8am-430pm
10/21 8am- 6pm
10/22 8am-430pm
10/23 8am-1130am
10/24 9am-5pm
10/26 8am-430pm
10/27 8am-430pm
10/28 8am-6pm
10/29 8am-430pm
10/30 8am-1130am

Check in at the Town Clerk’s office.
ELECTION DAY POLLING HOURS at your POLLING LOCATION (not at Town Hall)
7am-8pm on Tuesday, November 3, 2026
Precinct 1 & Precinct 6, Milford Senior Center--60 North Bow St.
Precinct 2 & Precinct 3, Italian American Veterans Hall-- 4 Hayward Field
Precincts 4, 5, 7, & 8, Milford Portuguese Club. --119 Prospect Heights

KNOW BEFORE YOU GO!
The ballot is two pages long and double sided on both pages. The sample ballots are on our website along with the red booklet with information on the ballot questions. Make sure to review all information before going to vote!
WWW.MILFORDMA.GOV

IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT VOTE BY MAIL:
If you have applied for a mail in ballot, please make sure to return both pages in your return envelope. You also are required to sign your EV7 return ballot envelope.
If you do not sign your ballot envelope before you return it, we will have to reject it and your vote will not be counted. Please make sure your vote is counted and please remember to sign your envelope!
You need to return your ballot to Town Hall before 6pm on Election Day November 3rd for it to be counted at the polling locations.
Any ballots returned by mail, in person or drop box within MA returned and time stamped between 6- 8pm on November 3, 2026 will be counted on November 6, 2026 as required by the State.
All totals will be considered Unofficial until November 18th when the Election is certified.

TOWN MEETING:
A Town Meeting will be held in the Upper Town Hall on Monday, October 26th at 7pm.
The Warrant and Finance Committee Report for this meeting is on the Town website for review.
WWW.MILFORDMA.GOV

10/20/2026

THE ORIGINAL CIVIC DUTY CONTINUING A 250-YEAR TRADITION Since 1776, democracy in America has been powered by ordinary people. That’s still true today, as poll workers across the country help their neighbors exercise one of our most fundamental rights: the right to vote. Whether they’re retirees or students, teachers or parents, professionals or coaches, these Americans come together every election season to serve their community and add to the legacy of free elections in our country.

EVERY ELECTION DEPENDS ON POLL WORKERS… Greeting voters, setting up equipment, answering questions and keeping things moving are just some of the duties poll workers perform. While it is often thankless, their work is critical to our democratic process. Our neighbors, friends and family members are the people who put in the long hours to help our community vote. Today is Election Hero Day. I hope you’ll join me in thanking the poll workers, election officials and election staff who make our elections possible.

10/15/2026

https://www.milfordma.gov/330/Warrants -b5843df7dc548c7b235d6f5fb70604d3

09/30/2026

From The Town Clerk’s Office
There are two pages for the ballot

📄 1. VOTE BOTH PAGES – Fill in the ovals completely.
Complete both sides.
📥 2. INSERT BOTH PAGES INTO BROWN ENVELOPE
✍️ 3. FILL OUT & SIGN BROWN ENVELOPE
Unsigned envelopes can’t be counted.
🔒 4. SEAL BROWN ENVELOPE
5. INSERT THE BROWN ENVELOPE INTO
THE WHITE ENVELOPE
📬 6. RETURN PROMPTLY – Mail or drop off ASAP.

✅ CHECKLIST
• [ ] 📄 Voted both pages
• [ ] 📥 Inserted both pages
• [ ] ✍️ Signed
• [ ] 🔒 Sealed
• [ ] Placed in the white envelope
• [ ] Mailed by Tuesday, October 27th or
• [ ] Dropped off by Monday, November 1st

Your vote counts
If you have questions, please reach out to us
at the Town Clerk’s office
(508) 634-2307

09/22/2026

Did you know?
The Massachusetts Information for Voters booklet — the “Red Book” — includes a checklist in the back that you can use to prepare for Election Day.
Before November 3, 2026:
1. 📖 Read the information about the candidates and ballot questions.
2. 🔎 Do your own research and consider the information and arguments presented.
3. ✍️ Fill out the checklist with the choices you have made.
4. 🗳️ Bring your completed checklist with you to the polls.
Having your notes prepared ahead of time can help you navigate your ballot more easily when you get to the voting booth.
Research. Prepare. Participate.

Link for checklist:

09/22/2026

Town Clerks Office will be open with limited staff on
Wednesday, September 23rd through Friday, September 25th.
Call for appointment if you need Notary services or to file marriage intentions.
508-634-2307

08/11/2026

Update from the Clerk's office. New Ballot colors!

08/10/2026

From the Town Clerk's desk.

07/29/2026