What You Need to Know About Thursday's Mayoral Preliminary Election

A crowded mayoral field gets decrease to two today as Weymouth heads to the polls for the 2015 mayoral preliminary election. Incumbent Susan Kay is up for reelection and has five opponents in Joseph G. Cellini, Sean M. Guilfoyle, Robert Mongomery Thomas, Edward J. Conway, III, and Robert L. Hedlund, Jr.

The two highest vote-getters will move on to November’s general election.

Below is what you need to know to vote in town today.

Polling Hours

The polls will be open from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m.

Locations

You may be wondering exactly where you will vote in Weymouth. The Secretary of the Commonwealth has a tool which allows you to type in your address and find where (a school, church or government building) you can cast your ballot.

Here is also the complete list of polling places from the Town Hall Website:

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• 1 - Wessagusset School 75 Pilgrim Road
• 2 - Wessagusset School 75 Pilgrim Road
• 3 - McCulloch Building 182 Green Street
• 4- Chapman Middle School 1051 Commercial Street
• 5 - Tufts Library 46 Broad Street
• 6 - Abigail Adams School 89 Middle Street
• 7 - Chapman Middle School 1051 Commercial Street
• 8 - Lawrence Pingree School 1250 Commercial Street
• 9 - Murphy School 419 Front Street
• 10 - Seach School 770 Middle Street
• 11 - Lawrence Pingree School 1250 Commercial Street
• 12 - Nash School 1003 Front Street
• 13 - Nash School 1003 Front Street
• 14 - Ralph Talbot School 277 Ralph Talbot Street
• 15 - Ralph Talbot School 277 Ralph Talbot Street
• 16 - A.L. Bean Post #79 19 Hollis Street
• 17 - Thomas W. Hamilton School 400 Union Street
• 18 - Thomas W. Hamilton School 400 Union Street