
BALLOT TEST - VOTING MACHINES FOR STATE ELECTION
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TOWN CLERK STAFF WILL TEST THE VOTING EQUIPMENT IN THE PUBLIC LOBBY THAT WILL BE USED ON ELECTION DAY. THIS IS OPEN TO THE PUBLIC.

TOWN CLERK STAFF WILL TEST THE VOTING EQUIPMENT IN THE PUBLIC LOBBY THAT WILL BE USED ON ELECTION DAY. THIS IS OPEN TO THE PUBLIC.
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