Nashua Election: Polls Close at 8 p.m.

Nashua’s city election is today.

Voting will be held from 6 a.m. to 8 p.m. at nine polling locations across the city. Find your polling location.

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Voters will choose a new mayor and aldermen, among other offices.

Jim Donchess and Chris Williams are running for mayor. Donchess, who previously served as mayor, was the top vote-getter in the September primary, tallying 4,179 votes. Williams, the former head of the Nashua Chamber of Commerce, earned 2,658 votes.

Four candidates are running for three at-large aldermen seats:

• Brian McCarthy
• Michael O’Brien
• Daniel Richardson
• Lori Wilshire

In addition, there are several contested aldermen races for specific wards. One seat is available in each ward:

• Ward 1: Janice Schmidt vs. Sean McGuinness
• Ward 3: David Schoneman vs. Kimberly Kleiner vs. Christopher Johnson
• Ward 4: Anthony Craffey vs. Thomas Lopez
• Ward 6: Greg Surbey vs. Benjamin Clemons
• Ward 8: Mary Ann Melizzi-Golja vs. Ronald Brophy

These are PDF sample ballots for each ward:

• Ward 1
• Ward 2
• Ward 3
• Ward 4
• Ward 5
• Ward 6
• Ward 7
• Ward 8
• Ward 9

Nashua voting information