This Monday, March 30, is Election Day in Sudbury for the Annual Town Election. Return your mail ballot to the drop box behind Town Hall or vote in person by 8 p.m. Monday. In-person voting for all six Sudbury precincts is in the gym at Fairbank Community Center, 40 Fairbank Rd. Polls are open from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. Voters who have not yet returned a mail ballot should deposit their ballot in the secure ballot drop box at the rear of Town Hall, 322 Concord Rd. The drop box is

Update: As of Friday morning, March 20, the Town Clerk had still received only seven reports from voters that they had received a Lexington town election ballot instead of a Sudbury ballot. “It doesn’t seem to be a big problem,” said Beth Klein, Town Clerk. As of March 20, the clerk’s office has mailed 2,641 town election ballots to voters who requested them, and voters have returned 283 mail ballots. Sudbury’s Town Clerk is urging voters who received a mail ballot to chec

Sudbury’s Town Clerk is urging voters who received a mail ballot to check immediately to make sure it is a ballot for the Sudbury town election. The town received an unknown number of ballots for the Lexington town election mixed in with Sudbury ballots, said Beth Klein, Town Clerk. “We think received only a handful of Lexington ballots from the printer,” but she does not know exactly. As of Wednesday morning, the clerk’s office had heard from “about seven” people who had rec

Jonathan Sullivan notified the Town Clerk Monday of his intention to run as a write-in candidate for the Sudbury School Committee in the March 30 Annual Town Election. This will be his first run for a seat on the committee. Two candidates, Julie Durgin and Ellen Lederer-DeFrancesco, previously qualified to be on the ballot for the two open seats on the Sudbury School Committee. There are 11 open positions on this year’s Annual Town Election ballot. See a specimen ballot

Mail ballots for the March 30 town election are on their way to voters, and those ballots must be received in the Town Clerk’s office by 8 p.m. on Election Day to be counted. Town Clerk Beth Klein said approximately 2,400 voters have requested mail ballots and that ballots are being mailed the week of March 9 to all who have requested them. The deadline for requesting a mail ballot for the town election is Monday, March 23. You can apply for a mail ballot online at www.VoteI

Learn more about the candidates running for town boards and school committees in the March 30 Annual Town Election. The League of Women Voters Candidates’ Forum is now available via SudburyTV. The League is also holding a drop-in Meet the Candidates event at Goodnow Library Sunday, March 15, 2-4 p.m. Voters can view the Candidates’ Forum on demand via the LWV Voters’ Guide or sudburytv.org . A cable subscription is not needed to view the programs on demand on a computer