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2020 Absentee Ballot Request Forms

Any Nashua voter wishing to complete an absentee ballot application, please print off the above application and either mail to the City Clerk’s Office, 229 Main Street, Nashua, NH 03060 or hand deliver. You can also fax the application to 603-589-3029 or you scan and email cityclerkdept@nashuanh.gov.

Please make sure you sign the application before submitting it to our office as well as completing Section III as to which ballot you are requesting or you are eligible for. Any incomplete applications will be rejected. If you have any questions, please contact our office at 603-589-3010.

Rides to Polls

The City Clerk’s Office is pleased to announce that the Nashua Transit System provides voters free rides on Election Day to the polls on the fixed route system. Please check back soon to access a flyer to learn more about this program, especially if you are not on a fixed route.

Voting Locations Map  

Use this Alphabetical Street List  as well as the GIS Voting Locations Map to find the ward you live in. Use the "keyword" search feature of Adobe Reader to find your street name quickly. For a list of the ward’s polling locations, go to Polling Locations and Wards.

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Municipal Campaign Receipt & Expenditure Reports

Listed below are the reports for campaign receipts and expenditures for the first and second reporting.  The first report is due on Wednesday, October 16, 2019, and the second report will be due on Monday, December 2, 2019.   Forms are also available in the City Clerk’s Office.  Candidates can either mail, fax to 603-589-3029 or email to cityclerkdept@nashuanh.gov their completed reports. 

2019 Municipal General Election - First Report Campaign Receipts

2019 Municipal General Election - First Report Campaign Expenditures

2019 Municipal General Election - Second Report Campaign Receipts

2019 Municipal General Election - Second Report Campaign Expenditures

Incumbent Filings: June 1 & December 1

City ordinances require that "any officeholder" shall inform the City Clerk of any position as a board trustee or like that he or she is involved in on June 1st of each calendar year (NRO 5-98.c.5). In addition, holders of the offices of Mayor, Alderman at Large, Ward Alderman, Board of Education, Fire Commissioner, and Public Works Commission shall file a statement semiannually "showing any income...received from testimonials, gifts, honorariums, donations, or any other source, when the receipt of such income is attributable to the office held by the official. This report shall not include campaign contributions, income received by the official in his regular course of employment or business or salary, mileage, or expense payments made to the official by the City for performance of official duties for the calendar year." For testimonials, each elected official shall disclose the total amount of income received, the expenses of holding the testimonial, and the testimonial net income raised after paying those expenses (NRO 23-22 through 23-24).

As a result of December 1st falling on a Sunday this year, the deadline for submittal is Monday, December 2, 2019.  Below are forms that may be used for filing: 

If the information requested in the body of the report form does not apply, denote: “$0,” “Not Applicable,” or “N/A.”  

Campaign Finance Ordinance

Access city election campaign finance reports from 2005 to present

Additional Voter & Election Information

The conservation of the City's oldest voter checklists was made possible through funds received from the sale of the New Hampshire Moose Conservation License Plate and administered by the New Hampshire State Library, a Division of the New Hampshire Department of Cultural Resources. The original manuscripts are maintained by the Nashua City Clerk. Microfilm and digitized copies of these checklists have been provided to the Nashua Public Library, New Hampshire State Library, and New Hampshire Division of Archives and Records Management. These checklists pre-date the adoption of the 19th Amendment to the Constitution (1920) which gave women the right to vote, nationally, and the 1915 City Charter provision which gave women the right to vote in elections for the Board of Education.

Voter Information Lookup - Office of the Secretary of State

If you want to track your absentee ballot, check your party affiliation, check your polling place, you can visit the State of New Hampshire Voter Information Look-Up Tool. This information is refreshed nightly.