Learn About Mayoral, City Council Candidates Online

Don’t know who to vote for in the upcoming Concord Mayoral and City Council elections? The city clerk’s office wants you to know that the city has offered space for candidates to make submissions online to tell voters about why they are running for mayor, two four-year at-large city council seats, as well as 10 Ward council seats. Click on this link to learn more.

Also, absentee ballots are now available at the City Clerk’s Office. If you are a registered voter or will register to vote at least 10 days in advance of an election, and are unable to vote at the polls on Election Day due to absence from town or physical disability, you may obtain an absentee ballot from the city clerk.

Write to, or appear at, the City Clerk’s Office at City Hall to request your ballot. During a primary election, voters not declared to a party will be asked to declare a party on their ballot request application. Ballots are given in-hand to the voter or delivered via U.S. mail.

Also, don’t forget about Tuesday’s forum beginning at 5:30 p.m. at the Grappone Conference Center.

CAMPAIGN 2015 NEWS ROUNDUP:

• Brogan: Why This Election Matters
• New Voter ID, Fraud Provisions Now Law in NH
• Brogan: The Road to City Hall?
• Herschlag: Why I Am Running Again
• Brogan: Why I’m Running ... for Mayor, That Is
• Concord Candidates Night Set for Oct. 20
• Soucy Seeks Rematch for Ward 8 Concord City Council Seat
• Oops: Some are Violating Concord’s Political Sign Ordinance
• For Coen, It’s Steady as She Goes
• Filing Period Ends Leaving Voters with Numerous Choices for November
• Brogan Launches Bid for Concord Mayor
• Artist, Activist Jumps into Concord School Board Race
• Bouchard Vies for Re-Election in Concord’s Ward 9
• Ardinger Out of Concord School Board Race
• McClure Out in Ward 3
• Baer Gives At-Large Concord City Council Race Another Try
• First Concord School Board Candidates File
• Concord City Council Update: More Incumbents to File
• Former Police Officer Runs for Concord City Council
• Bouley, Herschlag, Others Line Up to Run for Concord Offices
• Conners: A Continuing Problem in Concord
• Report: Bouley to Seek Re-Election
• Herschlag: Attack the Victim and Ignore the Problem