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Hopkinton Democratic Town Caucus May 14

by | May 6, 2020 | News

The Hopkinton Democratic Town Committee (HDTC) is holding its nominating caucus for the Town Election on Thursday, May 14.

The monthly meeting/caucus will be held from 6:30-8:30 p.m., during which time the HDTC will elect its slate of candidates for the local election being held on June 29.

Residents are encouraged to vote by mail in all 2020 elections. Information on acquiring an application for an absentee ballot is available here or by contacting the Hopkinton town clerk at cdegan@hopkintonma.gov.

The session will start up to 10 minutes early to give everyone time to connect. For information on how to connect to the meeting, consult the Hopkinton Democratic Town Committee website at hopkintondemocrats.org.

Registered Hopkinton Democrats or unenrolled voters who switch to Democrat that night may vote. Unenrolled voters must have been registered as unenrolled for at least one week prior to the caucus. Republicans and third party voters may not participate in the caucus.

The Hopkinton Democratic Town Committee’s mission is to foster and sustain an active, informed electorate; encourage citizen participation in government as elected and appointed officials; strengthen the local Democratic party, both in numbers and in sense of purpose; and work in conjunction with the state and national Democratic party to secure freedom and justice for people everywhere. HDTC meetings are held on the third Thursday of the month and are open to all.

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