North East Voter Information Updated with Ballots for 2016 Primary Election

Our voter information page has now been updated with the ballots for the upcoming primary election. The ballot differs depending on your address and party affiliation. There are a lot of candidates and delegates to choose from as well as questions to answer. If you are not sure which ward or district applies to you, we have included maps which define the boundaries.

Please take the time to look at the specific ballot you will see on election day so you can make a fully informed decision when you vote. It's impossible to make up your mind and choose wisely in a few moments while standing in front of the voting machine. Examining the ballot in advance means you can take all the time you need to do your research and make good choices.

Be sure to vote on Tuesday, April 26th. Polls are open 7AM to 8PM.

Everyone has the right to know what their government is doing.
Transparency is expected in all government meetings and daily operations.
Everyone working for the government works for, and is answerable to, you and me.
All laws, regulations, ordinances, budgets, audits and other public records should be freely available, preferably online, for citizens to examine without special fees and paperwork before they can do so.
When municipalities seek bids for contract work, all bid documents should be available online, free of charge. Printed copies, if requested, should be offered at cost.
Agendas should be posted online a minimum of 3 days before public meetings take place allowing interested citizens an opportunity to hear discussions and offer input on matters important to them.