A cloudy but temperate spring day greeted voters at the polls throughout the morning and afternoon. Tables were set up by political parties, the Easton 175th Committee and others. As of 4 p.m. 1,205 votes had been cast, including 41 absentee ballots, according to Jim Bromer, assistant to the registrars.
Polls close at 8 p.m. Voters will have their say on the town and school budgets and the Easton Resolution on Racism and Public Heath. You can read more about the issues here:
Proposed 2021-22 Budget Heads to Annual Town Meeting
Easton Voters Head to Polls on May 4
The breakdown of voters according to political parties is as follows:
Democrats: 1,611
Republicans: 1,597
Unaffiliated: 2,287
Other Parties: 80
Greeting voters inside the polls at the May 4 referendum. — Jane Paley Photo 
A friendly dog greets an Easton officer at the May 4 referendum. — Jane Paley Photo 
Student choice table at the May 4 referendum. — Jane Paley Photo 
Devon Wible, Lila Estime and Tracy Carlucci greet voters in the Easton Democrats’ tent at the May 4 referendum. — Jane Paley Photo 
Republican Town Committee Chair Wendy Bowditch greets voters at the Mary referendum. — Jane Paley Photo 
A voter chats with Jeff Parker, Easton Board of Education member, at the May 4 referendum. — Jane Paley Photo 
Easton Scouts are represented at the May 4 referendum. — Jane Paley Photo
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