Milford 2020 Town Election Voter's Guide

MILFORD, NH — Voters in Milford go to the polls on March 10 to make decisions about town and school budgets as well as selectmen and other positions. Here is everything voters need to know.

Voting will take place from 6 a.m. to 8 p.m. at Milford Middle School, 33 Osgood Road in Milford.

Town Races

There is one competitive race this year: Five people are seeking two three-year board of selectmen seats. The candidates are: Laura M. Dudziak, David R. Freel, Jeffrey D. Johnson, Vanessa L. Sheehan, and Mike Thornton.

Voters will decide whether or not to accept a nearly $15.3 town operating budget, a $2 million wastewater department operating budget, a nearly $1.55 million water department budget, borrowing $2.5 million for a new emergency dispatch center, $3.5 million on an existing emergency dispatch center upgrade, $2.76 million for renovations and expansion at the Wadleigh Library, and many other budget items and zoning changes.

To read the ballot visit the town's voter's guide in .pdf here.

School Races

Five candidates are vying for two three-year school board seats: Michael McLean, Joseph Vitulli, David Wilson, Richard Wood, and Judith Zaino.

Two candidates are competing for a single two-year school district clerk seat: Joan Dargie and Jennifer Siegrist.

Voters will also decide whether to approve a $43.3 million school budget or a $42.9 million default budget.

Voters will also decide whether or not to create a facilities maintenance test fund and a special education trust fund.

To read the ballot visit the Page 36 of the town's voter's guide in .pdf here.

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