More Than 1,600 Beverly Residents Cast Ballots In Early Voting

BEVERLY, MA — Beverly residents are taking advantage of early voting at a brisk pace.

Beverly City Clerk Lisa Kent said more than 1,600 votes were cast in the first four days of early voting, including nearly 700 votes this weekend.

"It is very nice to be sitting in our office and listening to the voters go by and are happy and appreciative with such kind words for our Beverly Police Officers and the Election Team," Kent said. "It means a lot. We put in so much hard work to make this a safe, clean and good experience for all the voters."

Beverly will hold early voting at City Hall each day through Oct. 30 with later hours from 8:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. on Thursday.

The rest of the early voting hours in Beverly can be found here.

Voters are reminded that anyone coming to City Hall to drop off a mail-in ballot must park their care in a legal parking space. There is no live parking as vehicles may hinder police if they need to respond to an emergency. The drop box at City Hall is located outside of the back corner of the building.

City Hall is closed to the public for normal business through Oct. 30 to accommodate coronavirus capacity restrictions amid early voting.

Beverly has election workers at the polls with name badges for those who have any questions.

"Thank you Beverly voters for being kind and class each day you come in to vote," Kent said.

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