Amherst 2022 Town, School Election Voter’s Guide

AMHERST, NH — Voters in Amherst go to the polls on March 8 to make decisions about town and school budgets as well as political positions, warrant articles, and more.

Here is everything you need to know.

Voting

Polls in Amherst will be open from 6 a.m. to 8 p.m. Voting will take place at Souhegan High School.

Town Races, Info

Competitive races include two candidates for a single 2-year town moderator position — Stephen Coughlan and Timothy Kachmar and four candidates seeking three Library Trustee 3-year seats: Gretchen Pyles, David Hallenbeck, Elisabeth Larson, and Stephen Mantius.

Town voters will also vote on a $15.5 million town operating budget or a $14.9 million default budget.

To view a sample town ballot in PDF, click here. The town voter information guide can be found here.

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• Check Out The 10th Annual Amherst Candidates Night 2022

School Info, Races

Here are links to information about Amherst school races, budgets, and other information.

• Amherst School District Voter Guide
• Souhegan Cooperative School District Voter Guide
• Mont Vernon School District Voter Guide

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