Supervisor of the Checklist

Additional Election Dates (Town of Hudson NH website)

March 2024 Town Meeting – Important Dates/Deadlines

Tuesday, January 9, 2024 – Last day to submit petition warrant articles for consideration at the 2024 Town Meeting. [RSA 675:4; 40:13, VII]

Wednesday January 24, 2024 – First day to file declaration of candidacy with Town Clerk. [RSA 669:19; 652:20; 40:13, VII]

Friday, February 2, 2024 – Last day to file declaration of candidacy with Town Clerk. Town Clerk’s Office will be open until 5:00PM  [RSA 669:19; 652:20; 40:13, VII]

Saturday, February 3, 2024 – Town Deliberative Session (First Session of Town Meeting) [RSA 40:13, III]

       9:00AM Hudson Community Center, 12 Lions Ave, Hudson

Saturday, February 10, 2024 – School Deliberative Session (First Session of Town Meeting) [RSA 40:13, III]

      9:00AM Hudson Community Center, 12 Lions Ave, Hudson

TBD – Candidate’s Night hosted by the GFWC Hudson Women’s Club

Saturday, March 2, 2024 –Last day for Supervisors of the Checklist to accept voter registration applications for Second Session (election day) of annual meeting. (Voters may register on election day for all town, city, school district and village district elections.) [RSA 654:8; 40:13, VII; 654:27]

Monday, March 11, 2024 –The Town Clerk’s Office shall be open to receive applications for absentee ballots, to provide voters the opportunity to complete absentee ballots, and to receive returned ballots until 5:00PM [RSA 657:1, II (c)]

Monday, March 11, 2024 – Last day for Town Clerk to accept completed absentee ballots; clerk or clerk’s designee, must be available at least between 3:00 and 5:00PM. Absentee ballots must be received by the Town Clerks Office by 5:00PM. No absentee ballots may be accepted after 5:00PM [RSA 669:29; 657:22; 652:20; 40:13, VII]

Tuesday, March 12, 2024 – Election Day – Second Session of annual meeting to elect officers, to vote on all questions required by law to be on official ballot, and to vote on all warrant articles from First Session of annual meeting. Voters may register at the polls. [RSA 40:13, VII; 654:7-a].

     Polls open at 7:00 a.m. and close at 8:00 p.m.

• Ward One: Votes at the Hudson Community Center, 12 Lions Ave., Hudson
• Ward Two: Votes at Alvirne High School Cafeteria, 200 Derry Rd., Hudson

Election Dates/Deadlines

January 23, 2024 Presidential Primary – Important Dates/Deadlines

Friday, January 12, 2024 – Last Day to register to vote at Town Clerk’s Office prior to election day.

Saturday, January 13, 2024 – Last day for Supervisors of the Checklist to accept voter registration applications for the Presidential Primary.

Monday, January 22, 2024 – The Town Clerk’s Office shall be open to receive applications for absentee ballots, to provide voters the opportunity to complete absentee ballots, and to receive returned ballots until 5:00PM [RSA 657:1, II (c)]

Monday, January 22, 2024 – Last day for Town Clerk to accept completed absentee ballots; clerk or clerk’s designee, must be available at least between 3:00 and 5:00PM. Absentee ballots must be received by the Town Clerks Office by 5:00PM. No absentee ballots may be accepted after 5:00PM. [RSA 669:29; 657:22; 652:20; 40:13, VII]

Sample Ballots
January 23, 2024 : Presidental Primary (see page 2) (Link)

****Meetings are conducted via Zoom. Please note starting December 8th,2022 we are returning to Rodgers Memorial Library and holding meetings in person.

September 16th,2023
1-3pm
Hudson Community Center
RSVP with Chairwoman Barbara Blue by Friday (9/15 at 6pm) ; Email : bblue50@comcast.net

Midterm 2022

NHDP and Hillsborough County Democrats: Voting Advice – 2 Ballot Questions There are 2 questions on the ballot related to amendments to the State constitution.  HCDC recommends a YES vote on Question #1, which simply eliminates the Register of Probate office, a position that was reduced to a figurehead office a decade ago. HCDC and NHDP recommend a NO vote on Question #2.   The second question is brought forth statutorily once every ten years but could open the door to an entire re-write of the state constitution at a time when we have so many Free Staters in our midst. The League of Women Voters – New Hampshire has prepared some explanation on the two questions which you can read here.Warning! 2 Free Staters/Libertarians on the Ballot Two candidates in the Democratic column on the November 8th ballot are not Democrats nor do they share our values. As shown in the image below crossed out in red, Nicholas Sarwark and Richard Manzo, candidates for County Attorney and County Treasurer, respectively, are actually Libertarian candidates. Please DO NOT VOTE for Sarwark or Manzo. Skip over the County Attorney and County Treasurer positions on the ballot. The County Sheriff candidate is also not a Democrat and is a Republican. Please vote Democrat for every other position on the ballot!  What happened? This unfortunate situation arose because Democrats were unable to recruit candidates for these two positions. In the days preceding the Primary in September, many voters received text messages asking them to write in the names of the 2 Libertarians on the Democratic ballot, omitting any mention that they are actually Libertarians, not Democrats. Only 40 write-in votes are needed to qualify as a write-in candidate, so this deceptive ploy succeeded. Spread the word by sharing this information!

Your local resource for like minded political activists

As of March 2022, the town of Hudson has 2 voting locations.
For North Hudson(North of Ferry/Central Street to Litchfield/Londonderry line): Alvirne High School Cafe.

As of March 2022; the town of Hudson has 2 voting locations.
For South Hudson( South of Central/Ferry Street to Tyngsboro Mass-Pelham Line): Hudson Community Center

Join fellow Hudson NH Democrats and members of the local community at a 4 day mid-August tradition/celebration of all things Hudson.

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