Lowell Elections Office Urges Residents to Vote Early or by Mail
Lowell's elections office is urging residents to vote early or by mail ahead of the upcoming State Election. The Director of Elections and Census said Tuesday that taking advantage of in-person Early Voting or Mail-In Voting will help reduce wait times at polling locations once Election…
LOWELL — Lowell's Director of Elections and Census is urging residents to cast their ballots early or by mail ahead of the upcoming State Election, saying the move will help cut down on wait times at polling locations on Election Day.
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The city's elections office issued a News Flash this week encouraging Lowell voters to take advantage of both in-person Early Voting and Mail-In Voting ahead of the State Election. The Director of Elections and Census framed the push as a way to ease congestion at the polls, telling residents that spreading out turnout across the early voting period reduces the odds of long lines when Election Day itself arrives. The announcement did not specify exact early voting dates or hours; residents can find scheduling details through the city's election office.
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