Voting & Election Info

Your Vote Counts2023 Election Calendar

  • February 2nd - Nomination Papers are available for Town Election. Due March 13th 5PM
  • April 24th - Annual Town Meeting (ATM) - Frontier High School, Last day to register to vote at ATM is April 14th
  • May 1st - Town Hall - 10 am to 8 pm, Last day to register to vote at Annual Town Election (ATE) is April 14th

How to Register to Vote

Unsure if You Are Registered to Vote?

Check your voter status!

Visit the Voter Registration Status page to check online or call the Town Clerk's office at 413-665-1400, ext. 116.

Polling Location

All elections are held at the Town Hall located at 8 Conway Street in South Deerfield.

All registered voters in the Town of Deerfield vote in the same location (no precincts).

Absentee Ballot Information

If you will be out of Town on the day of an Election or are unable to appear at our polling location due to a disability or religious reason, you may cast your vote by an Absentee Ballot. A written request must be filed with the Town Clerk's office no later than noon (noon) on the day before the Election that you are requesting an Absentee ballot for. If a registered voter needs assistance completing an application form, they may designate a person to assist them. A family member may also complete a form for a registered voter. For more information about voting by Absentee, visit the Absentee and Early Voting page.

Completed applications can be submitted the following ways:

  • Mail: 
    Deerfield Town Hall
    8 Conway Street
    South Deerfield, MA 01373
  • Fax: 413-665-5512
  • Email: Email the Town Clerk
  • Dropbox: Located in the foyer of the Town Hall (accessible 24/7)

Military and Overseas Citizens Voting Information

If you are an active duty member of Uniformed Services, a family member of an active duty member of Uniformed Services, or a United States citizen residing outside of the country and are not registered to vote in the United States, you are considered "specifically qualified" and are able to vote under UOCAVA (Uniformed and Overseas Citizens Absentee Voting Act). If you are overseas and a registered voter in the United States, you may simply vote by Absentee Ballot (see previous paragraph). For more information about voting by UOCAVA, visit the Massachusetts Secretary of State's website. You may also request an Absentee Ballot through the Federal Voting Assistance Program website.

More Voting Information

For general information and all questions regarding voting, registration and elections, visit the Secretary of State's website.

Policies

Your Current Elected Officials

  • Governor: Maura Healy
  • Lieutenant Governor: Kim Driscoll
  • Secretary: William Francis Galvin
    Phone: 617-727-7030
    Email William Galvin 
  • Auditor: Suzanne M. Bump
    Phone: 617-727-2075
    Email Suzanne Bump 
  • Treasurer: Deborah B. Goldberg
    Phone: 617-367-6900
  • Attorney General: Bessie Dewar
    Email Maura Healey
  • U.S. Senator: Elizabeth A. Warren
    Phone: 413-788-2690 (Springfield Office)
  • U.S. Senator: Edward J. Markey
    Phone: 617-565-8519

District Representatives

  • Congressional: James P. McGovern - Second District
    Phone: 413-341-8700 (Northampton Office)
  • State Senate: Joanne M. Comerford - Hampshire, Franklin and Worcester District
    Phone: 413-367-4656
    Email Joanne Comerford 
  • State Representative: Natalie M. Blais - First Franklin District
    Phone: 413-362-9453
    Email Natalie Blais 
  • Governor's Council:tara Jacobs - Eighth District
    Phone: 617-725-4016
  • District Attorney: David E. Sullivan - Northwestern District
    Phone: 413-774-3186