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- Dalton Yates, 4, of Farmington receives an “I voted today” sticker after his parents, Max and Kimberly Yates, who voted Tuesday at the polls in Farmington. Nearly 500 voters had cast their votes by 11 a.m., Town Clerk Leanne Pinkham said. Voting had been steady all morning with about 30 lined up for the earlier poll-opening time of 8 a.m.
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- Ballot clerk Tricia Snyder and Jerry Major chat as theywait for more voters to register at the Oxford polls Tuesday morning. Poll workers say the voting at the Oxford public safety building on Route 26, were slow but steady. “Vote early, vote often,” joked Major who was referring to a phrase thought to be coined by Chicago gangster AlCapone or Chicago Mayor Richard Daley during the 20th century.
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- Oxford County Sheriff Wayne Gallant of Rumford casts a ballot on Tuesday under the watchful eyes of Rumford ballot clerk Dot Benedix. Rumford Selectmen Chairman Greg Buccina said more than 1,000 residents had voted by 3:45 p.m. when Gallant arrived. “It’s been steady all day,” Buccina said of the turnout. Rumford has 4,500 registered voters, 10 of whom registered on Tuesday, Town Clerk Beth Bellegarde said.
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