Stoughton 2021 Town Election Voter's Guide

STOUGHTON, MA — UPDATE — Polls have closed in the Stoughton town election. See live results here as they come in.

Stoughton voters will head to the polls Tuesday, April 6 for the 2021 Town Election.

One contested race will headline the Stoughton town election, and that's for the Select Board.

Select Board Vice Chair Steve Cavey is up for re-election, but former Select Board Chair Bob O'Regan decided not to run again. This means Cavey and three challengers: David Lurie, Jarred Rose and Scott Carrara will compete for two seats.

A third seat will also become available with the resignation of Chair Christine Howe. The Brockton Enterprise reported Howe accepted a government job in Idaho and will be moving. Her seat will be filled in a special election this year.

Here's what you need to know for the election Tuesday:

Who's Running?

Select Board (choose 2) – Three-year term

• David Lurie
• Steve Cavey (incumbent)
• Jarred Rose
• Scott Carrara

School Committee (choose 1) – Three-year term

• Fabienne Francois Morissete

Redevelopment Authority (choose 1) - Five-year term

• Reggie Nunnally

Moderator (choose 1) - Two-year-term

• Robert Mullen Jr. (incumbent)

Click here to see the Town Meeting candidates.

Where To Vote

Polls in Massachusetts are open 7 a.m. to 8 p.m.

Voting is done in Stoughton at eight polling locations in town. You can use the Secretary of State's website to find your polling place.