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Registrars establish 150-foot electioneering perimeter for November election

Northampton registrars create 150-foot electioneering perimeter around City Hall for November election. All four members of the Board of Registrars—Robert Boulrice, Pamela L. Powers, Mary Lou Stuart, and Joseph Tarantino—met September 10 via Zoom to finalize procedures for the November 3 general

Board of Registrars · Meeting of September 10, 2026

Northampton registrars create 150-foot electioneering perimeter around City Hall for November election. All four members of the Board of Registrars—Robert Boulrice, Pamela L. Powers, Mary Lou Stuart, and Joseph Tarantino—met September 10 via Zoom to finalize procedures for the November 3 general election.

Early voting runs October 17-30, with early ballots arriving by October 2, and constables assigned to maintain the electioneering perimeter. The September 1 primary election processed 4,200 vote-by-mail applications with a 70 percent return rate.

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Source: the Board of Registrars meeting of September 10, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.

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