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Fourth referendum set for Wednesday, July 29; polling hours at the library
Summary
Bill Morrison announced a fourth referendum scheduled for Wednesday, July 29, with polling open 6 a.m.–8 p.m. at the library and said the date was changed from Tuesday because election registers need the room for a primary.
Bill Morrison, speaking for Selectman Thomas Stafford, told listeners the town will hold its fourth referendum next Wednesday, July 29, with polls open from 6 a.m. to 8 p.m. at the library. "There is gonna be another referendum. It's gonna be held next Wednesday, July 29, 6AM to 8PM at the library," he said.
Morrison explained the unusual weekday date: "Why on a Wednesday? The registers have a primary that they're getting ready for, and they need the room, so we need to, change the date from that Tuesday to the Wednesday." The transcript does not record further logistical details such as absentee voting, early voting, or the exact language to appear on the ballot.
