Voting Information - 2019
Town Election Day is Tuesday March 12, 2019
The "2019 Raymond Voter Information Project Guide "
Can be downloaded when it is finalized.
The RVIP Guide will be in your mailbox on or around Friday, March 1st.
If you do not receive a copy, you can pick up a copy at
the Dudley-Tucker Library
or
read the warrant articles online at Raymond VIP Website .
Raymond
Candidates and Warrant Articles for March 12, 2019
can be found on the results page.
2019
Voting Results for Raymond
Page will be updated immediately after voting is complete.
**** News and Letters on 2019 Raymond Warrant Articles ****
Local Candidates Make Their View Known At Annual Candidates Night
Michael DiTommaso for Budget Committee
Janice Arsenault for School Board
Joshua Mann for Board of Selectmen
Surprise Motion Made at Budget Committee to Revisit School Budget Recommendation
Little Discussion, Little Change at Raymond Town Deliberative Session
Deliberative Session Voters Increase School Budget to Keep YEES Caseworker
School Warrant Articles for Voters to Consider
2019 TOWN OF RAYMOND CANDIDATES –
The following Candidates names are in the order that will appear on the ballot that is determined by a random selection process in accordance with RSA 656:5-a:
Two (2) Selectmen for 3-year terms:
Carlos A. Maldonado
Joshua Mann
Kathleen M. Hoelzel
Chris “Turtle” Long
One (1) Budget Committee Member for a 1-year term:
Sarah Maldonado
Two (2) Budget Committee Members for 3-year terms:
Michael DiTommaso
Christine Harris
Sharon Stolts
Two (2) Planning Board Members for 3-year terms:
Gretchen Gott
Jonathan N. Wood
One (1) Ethics Committee Member for a 3-year term:
Pamela Turcotte
One (1) Trustee of the Trust Funds for a 3-year term:
Mark D. Desrochers
One (1) Library Trustee for a 3-year term:
Terry Austrew
Jill Galus
One (1) Supervisor of the Checklist for a 1-year term:
Aimee Hayes
2019 SCHOOL BOARD CANDIDATES –
Two (2) School Board Members for 3-year terms:
Joseph Saulnier
Janice Arsenault
Raymond election day will be from 7 am to 7 pm at Iber Holmes Gove Middle School Gymnasium - Town Clerk 895-4735 x 109
Brentwood election day will be from 8 am to 7 pm at the Brentwood Community Center, 190 Route 125, - Town Clerk 642-6400 x 14
Candia election day will be from 6 am to 7pm at the CYAA Field House, Rt 27. - Town Clerk 483-5573
Deerfield election day will be from 7 am to 7 pm at Deerfield Town Hall on 10 Church St. - Town Clerk 463-8811 x 308
Epping election day will be from 8 am to 7 pm at the Middle School Gymnasium - Town Clerk 679-5441
Fremont election day from 7 am to 8 pm at the Ellis School - Town Clerk 895-8693
Nottingham election day will be from 8 am to 7 pm at the Nottingham Community Center - Town Clerk 679-9598
State of New Hampshire
Voter ID Law -
Laws of 2012, Chapter 289
Explanatory Document
During the 2012 legislative session the legislature passed House Bill
1354, also known as the “Voter ID” Law now requires
photo identification to vote.
This explanatory document is required under the “Voter ID” law as part
of the process of educating the public about the law’s requirements and
application and outlines the law’s requirements from 2012.
What type of photo ID will I need in order to vote?
You will be asked to provide one of the following:
* Driver’s license issued by any state (even if expired);
* ID card issued by NH DMV (Division of Motor Vehicles);
* U.S. Armed Services ID card;
* U.S. Passport (even if expired);
* Valid photo ID card issued by either the federal government or a
state, county or municipal government;
* Valid student ID card
* Other photo ID deemed legitimate by the supervisors of the
checklist, the moderator, or the clerk; or
* Verification of identity by a supervisor of the checklist, the
moderator or the clerk.
What if I do not have an approved photo ID?
Any voter who does not
present an approved photo ID will be permitted to vote after executing a “challenged voter affidavit.”
A voter who does not have an approved photo ID may obtain a free photo
ID for voting purposes only by presenting a voucher from their town/city clerk or the Secretary of State to any NH DMV office that issues identification.
Is there any post-election action required by me after I vote without an approved photo ID?
If you filled out a “challenged voter affidavit” in order to vote on Election Day, you will receive a verification letter from the Secretary of State, requesting confirmation that you voted in the election.
If you do not respond in writing to the Secretary of State within 90 days of the date it was mailed, the Attorney General will conduct an investigation to determine whether fraudulent voting occurred.
Where can I get more information?
From the Secretary of State SOS.NH.GOV at 271-3242 or your Town Clerk.
