POLL RESULTS: Will you mail in your ballot or vote in person for the Presidential Election?

Milton residents have many options for voting in the November 3rd presidential election, including mailing in their ballot, voting early in-person, or voting on Election Day in-person.

We asked Milton Neighbors how they’ll be voting.

Poll Results:

Voting info for Election Day, November 3, 2020 – In Person

All polling locations will be open from 7:00 AM – 8:00 PM on November 3, 2020.

What to Bring or Know when voting in person:

• Wear a Face Covering
• Bring a Pen – Blue or Black ink Paper Mate Flair (if you don’t want to borrow one)
• Bring a Clip Board or Book to mark your ballot on (if you don’t want to use a Voting Booth)
• Bring an ID – in some cases voters will be required to show an ID.
• Maintain Social Distancing – keep 6’ away from anyone not from your household

Where do I vote?

• Precinct One: Tucker School, 181 Blue Hills Parkway
• Precinct Two: Milton Senior Center, 10 Walnut Street
• Precinct Three: Cunningham Park Community Center, 75 Edge Hill Road
• Precinct Four: Milton Senior Center, 10 Walnut Street
• Precinct Five: Copeland Field House – Milton High School, 25 Gile Road
• Precinct Six: Cunningham School, 44 Edge Hill Road
• Precinct Seven: Cunningham Park Community Center, 75 Edge Hill Road
• Precinct Eight: Cunningham School, 44 Edge Hill Road
• Precinct Nine: Copeland Field House – Milton High School, 25 Gile Road
• Precinct Ten: Tucker School, 181 Blue Hills Parkway

The polling places can also be viewed here: https://www.townofmilton.org/town-clerk/pages/polling-places

View the latest voting information and updates here:

https://www.townofmilton.org/town-clerk/pages/elections-2020-fall-election-information

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