2011 Ward 3 Special Election Calendar
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The document provides the election calendar for a special election to fill a vacancy for the councillor from Ward Three in Northampton, Massachusetts. It lists the important dates for the nomination process, voter registration deadlines, and dates for a preliminary election and the special election, if needed. The document also provides contact information for the Northampton Board of Registrars.
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2011 Ward 3 Special Election Calendar
- 1. NORTHAMPTON BOARD OF REGISTRARS ANNUAL CITY CENSUS Northampton City Hall 210 Main Street – Room 8 Northampton, Massachusetts 01060 (413) 587-1290 or (413) 587-1291 Fax: (413) 587-1308 cclerk@northamptonma.gov ELECTION CALENDAR FOR SPECIAL ELECTION FOR COUNCILLOR FROM WARD THREE TO FILL A VACANCY Nomination papers available in City Clerk’s Office April 13, 2011 Deadline to submit nomination papers to Registrars May 10, 20-11- 5 PM Deadline to submit nomination papers to City Clerk May 24, 2011- 5 PM Deadline for registering to vote for Special Preliminary Election June 8, 2011- 8 PM Special Preliminary Election (if necessary) June 28, 2011 7AM – 8 PM Deadline for registering to vote for Special Election July 13, 2011 – 8 PM Special Election August 2, 2011 7 AM – 8 PM NORTHAMPTON BOARD OF REGISTRARS Sandra N. Helliwell, Janet K. Larson, Wendy Mazza, Sheila N. Moos