Early voting in Holden
Can’t wait to vote? You can use early voting in Holden October 24-November 4. Just go to the Town Clerk’s office during regular business hours and you are done! No lines, no waiting, and you can be among the first to say “I voted”!
Early voting for the November election
Early voting will be available at the Town Clerk’s office during regular business hours from Monday October 24 until noon on Friday November 4.
You may register to vote until 20 days before the election. Deadline for the November Presidential election is end of business day on Wednesday October 19, 2016. Contact the Holden Town Clerk at Town Hall with any questions.
We have a winner
Our congratulations go to Mark Scheinfeldt on his election to the Holden Board of Selectmen. Scheinfeldt, completing the term of former selectman Kenneth O’Brien, will serve until the May 2017 town elections.
“I am completely humbled by the voters’ decision to elect me to the Board of Selectmen.” Scheinfeldt told the Landmark. “It is a true honor and privilege to have another opportunity to serve this wonderful community that I am so proud to call home.”
Join us at Holden Days
The Holden Democratic Town Committee will have a booth at Holden Days on August 27. Stop by and talk about the issues that concern you. See how your participation can help further the causes that are important to you.
Here’s your chance to be in the 1%
Holden’s annual town meeting will be held on Monday, May 16 at 7 p.m. in the Wachusett Regional High School’s auditorium.
We need a quorum of 1% of Holden registered voters in order to do business.
The budget requests total 48 million dollars, so come and make your voices heard. We need your presence! We need your vote! Please plan to attend.
Here is a link to the warrant for the meeting.
Worcester Area League of Women Voters forum on Citizens United
The Worcester Area League of Women Voters and the American Promise, You Can Do It are sponsoring an event featuring constitutional lawyer Jeff Clements speak about the Supreme Court decision known as “Citizens United.” This decision unleashed power corporate and individual money into our political process unlike any other time in our country’s history. Jeff Clements is the author of a work entitled “Corporations are Not People: Reclaiming Democracy from Big Money and Global Corporation.”
The event will be held on Wednesday, May 11 from 7 to 9 p.m. at the First Baptist Church (Gordon Hall) located at 111 Park Avenue in Worcester.
This is a free, non-partisan event. All are welcome.