Franklin Voter Guide

09/29/2021

The Franklin Voter Guide has been published!

We invited all candidates to participate with the goal of providing our community a centralized and nonpartisan tool to help each of us identify candidates that will represent us best.

You can view the guide here >>

2021 Biennial Town Election Voter Guide

09/22/2021

We are very excited about the great responses that we have gotten for the surveys!

The deadline has passed but we will still accept responses from candidates for the next few days. So please CANDIDATES, get your responses in, and help the community learn about you, in order to make an informed decision!

09/11/2021

2021 TOWN ELECTION IMPORTANT INFO!

Open Seats
- Board of Assessor
- Board of Health
- Planning Board
- School committee
- Town Council
- Town Clerk

IMPORTANT DATES

Monday August 2nd – Nomination papers available (by appointment only) in the Town Clerks Office.

September 10th by 5:00 PM – Last day to obtain Nomination papers

September 14th by 5:00 PM – Signed Nomination papers must be submitted to Board of Registrars for certification

September 30th by 5:00 PM- Last day to withdraw your candidacy

October 13th – Last day to register to vote. Office hours will be extended to 8:00 PM or register online at http://www.sec.state.ma.us

You can visit the Town Clerk website www.franklinma.gov/town-clerk for more info.

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09/11/2021

We are a group of Franklin residents that came together before the 2020 Primaries with the goal to help our community stay informed and facilitate participation in elections. Attached is what we published for the 2020 Primaries.

Here's our mission statement:
"Driven by a need to better understand local government and a desire to impact the decisions that affect our community, our goal is to help Franklin voters stay informed and participate in federal, state, and local elections. Organized by a group of Franklin citizens, the Franklin Voter Guide was created so that each of us can feel like every vote we cast is a meaningful one."

To summarize, we want to provide our community a centralized and easy way to know when/where to vote and help them identify candidates that will represent them best.

You can learn more on our website: www.franklinvoterguide.org. We are in the process of updating to include current election information.

09/11/2021

Franklin Voter Guide for the 2020 General elections can be found here:

09/11/2021

Franklin Voter Guide for the 2020 Primaries can be found here:

09/11/2021

Franklin Voter Guide questionnaires have gone out to all candidates for town office! For candidates, responses are due by September 20, and the guide will publish the following week.

If you don't see the Google Form for submitting responses, please check your junk mail.

Thank you!