The Wellesley Town Clerk’s office now has absentee ballots available for the December 9 election, in which voters will be ask to issue final approval of long-planned renovations at Fiske and Schofield schools, as well as 280 new windows for Wellesley Middle School.
The Yes for School Buildings 2014 ballot question committee is encouraging those school parents who may be out of town on December 9 to:
- either vote in person in advance at the Town Clerk’s office, or
- request an absentee ballot as soon as possible and mail it back as early as a week before the vote in order to ensure timely arrival.
The Wellesley Town Clerk has more information on the election here and on requesting absentee ballots here.
In other news, the League of Women Voters of Wellesley has announced its support of both ballot measures. Based on what the LWV describes as “our public policy position on adequate funding for school facilities,” the organization is encouraging YES votes on both Question 1 (Fiske/Schofield) and Question 2 (WMS windows).
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