Elections & Voting

• Absentee ballots are not available until 30 days prior to the election.
• Absentee ballots are available from the Town Clerk.
• Completed ballots must be mailed (via the US Postal Service) or dropped off to arrive before 5 pm on the day of election, or the ballot cannot be counted.
• Do not email the completed ballot. It cannot be counted if emailed.
• Download the application for a local election absentee ballot. absentee-ballot-application-local-election
• Download the application for a State Primary and General election absentee ballot. 2024-absentee-ballot-application-state-election
• Military and Overseas (Abroad) voting (UOCAVA) please follow the directions at https://www.fvap.gov/info/about-absentee-voting

This is the very helpful official NH website for:
Voters,
Candidates,
Election Officials.

NH political calendar for 2024 through 2025. Click to view.

Voting takes place in the Meetinghouse on at 431 Route 123, Sharon NH 03458

Voting takes place between the hours of 11:00 am and 7:00 pm. If you are out of your car and on your way into the Meetinghouse as the clock strikes 7:00 you will be allowed to vote.

Download document here –
Registering to Vote in New Hampshire – February 2025

The Secretary of State’s Office has made some updates to the “Registering to Vote” document to provide guidance on applicants registering to vote who present a birth certificate in the birth name as proof of citizenship but seek to register with their married (or other different) name.

The following paragraph has been added to the document:

If your name has legally changed, for example through marriage, divorce, adoption, or a court-approved name change, and you will use any of these documents to prove United States citizenship, you must present proof of your legal name change that shows both your prior name as it appears on your proof of citizenship document and your current legal name as it appears on the voter registration application. Your marriage certificate, divorce decree, adoption papers, or the court order approving your name change will usually satisfy this requirement.