Pelham’s state-required voter registration to be held Saturday at Daronco and Oct. 10 at library

September 26, 2024

Editor’s note: This announcement was provided by the Town of Pelham. The Pelham Examiner publishes announcements in the form received as a service to the community.

The Board of Elections is required by NYS Election Law to conduct local registration in each municipality on Presidential Election years. This year local registration will be held in Pelham on:

Saturday, September 28 from 12 PM to 9 PM – Daronco Town House (34 Fifth Ave.)

Thursday, October 10 from 12 PM to 9 PM – Pelham Library (530 Colonial Ave.)

On these dates, voters can fill out Voter Registration forms, Absentee Ballot applications, and Early Vote by Mail applications.

For more information on the November 5th General Election click here

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Margot (MJ) is attending the University of California, San Diego as a biological anthropology major. She can be found in the loggerhead sea turtle tank at the Birch Aquarium where she works or catching waves. Margot has previously written for the News of Pelham, Colonial Times, and DOOR Magazine. She has a passion for mental health studies, sci-fi, fantasy, and the Oxford comma. (This was Margot's profile soon after she graduated from high school in 2021.)

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