Lexington Annual Town Election: Polling Places, Guide

LEXINGTON, MA — Lexington residents are hitting the polls on Tuesday and not just to vote in the Presidential Primary — Tuesday is also Lexington's Annual Town Election. Remember to ask for two ballots if you wish to participate in both the local election and Super Tuesday.

Polling Places, Hours:

Polling hours in Lexington are the same for both the primary and the town election, from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. Polling locations are divided by precinct:

• Precinct 1: School Administration Building — 146 Maple Street (enter via 328 Lowell Street driveway)
• Precinct 2: Bowman School — 9 Philip Road
• Precinct 3: Community Center — 39 Marrett Road
• Precinct 4: Cary Memorial Building — 1605 Massachusetts Avenue
• Precinct 5: School Administration Building — 146 Maple Street (enter via 328 Lowell Street driveway)
• Precinct 6: Cary Memorial Building — 1605 Massachusetts Avenue
• Precinct 7: Estabrook School — 117 Grove Street
• Precinct 8: Samuel Hadley Public Services Building — 201 Bedford Street
• Precinct 9: Keilty Hall, St. Brigid's Church — 2001 Massachusetts Avenue (enter via Worthen Rd parking lot-opposite #51 Worthen Rd)

Who's On The Ballot?

On the Town Election ballot this year are the positions of Select Board, Moderator, School Committee, Housing Authority and Planning Board. All of the races are uncontested. On each precinct ballot will also be a list of Town Meeting Members up for vote.

In the race for Select Board, Douglas Lucente and Mark Sandeen are running uncontested. Deborah Brown is on the ballot uncontested as well for Moderator and Sarah Cuthbertson is the only person running for School Committee.

In the uncontested Planning Board race, Robert Creech and Charles Hornig will appear on the ballot and Richard Perry is the only person on the ballot for the Housing Authority race.

To view a sample ballot, check the Lexington Town Clerk website and click your precicnt.