Remember to Vote!

The PCJ Editorial Board
Mar 29
1 min read

There are three ways to cast your vote in Pembroke for Spring 2026.

Before April 16: Request an absentee mail-in ballot at the Town Clerk’s office.*
May 1 – May 13**: Vote in-person via early voting at the Town Clerk’s office.**
May 16: Vote in person at the Pembroke Community Center.

Learn more on the Secretary of State’s Mass.gov site.

* Mail-in ballots will be mailed on April 16 and must be postmarked by the Election Day: May 16. Please note the new USPS guidelines for postmarks.

** Pending approval of the timelines by the Board of Registrars and Select Board.

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