Waylandenews Executive Director Kim Reichelt is a member of the Wayland School Committee.
August 27, 2018
Dear Lillian & David,
We inadvertently omitted a listing from this week’s newsletter, and so we are sending this supplemental newsletter because of the time sensitivity of the information involved:
Help for Upcoming September 4 Primaries from League of Women Voters
September will be here soon, and almost immediately, we go to the polls. The State primary elections are very early this year, on Tuesday, September 4. In case you don’t feel ready vote, your mind having been elsewhere this summer, the League of Women Voters of Massachusetts can help. The LWV has well-considered positions on many issues that may come up in elections, but it is strictly non-partisan when it comes to candidates.
To prepare to vote on Sept. 4, you can go to the LWV’s InformedVoterMA.org web site for their comprehensive Voters Guide. The information in this guide is specific for each voter’s location, as it includes data for each state legislative district and county offices. Note, however, that for some of us, in Wayland’s Precinct 4, the State representative information may show as incorrect. We are not in Carmine Gentile’s 13th Middlesex District, but in Alice Peisch’s 14th Norfolk District.
So this September, Monday is Labor Day and Tuesday is Voting Day.
Please feel free to forward this email to friends and neighbors. If you have suggestions or information to add to the website or future newsletter, please email us.
September will be here soon, and almost immediately, we go to the polls. The State primary elections are very early this year, on Tuesday, September 4. In case you don’t feel ready vote, your mind having been elsewhere this summer, the League of Women Voters of Massachusetts can help. The LWV has well-considered positions on many issues that may come up in elections, but it is strictly non-partisan when it comes to candidates.
