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Controversy over moving poll worker fails to block town clerk’s reappointment list

Town of Uxbridge Select Board
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Summary

Selectman Demers sought to remove a poll worker he said had moved out of state; the town clerk said no resignation had been received. The board voted to approve the clerk’s full list of poll workers (one 'no' vote from Demers).

The Town Clerk presented the annual list of poll workers for reappointment through July 31, 2026. Selectman Peter Demers moved to remove a named worker he said had moved out of state; the town clerk responded that she had received no resignation or written request to remove the person and read state guidance about a six‑month registration window following a move.

Demers’ motion to strike the name failed for lack of a second. The board then approved the clerk’s complete list by roll call, with Demers casting the lone dissenting vote. The clerk said she would follow up with state election officials to clarify rules about removal and residency status.

What’s next: Town Clerk to follow up with state elections or counsel about procedures to remove poll workers who have relocated externally and will make any administrative updates as needed.