State elections are held on the first Tuesday, following the first Monday, each November and on the second Tuesday in June in even-numbered years for the Primary Election.  Referenda and bond issues are sometimes sent to the voters in June or November.  For more information on state elections, visit the Secretary of State’s website.

POLLS ARE OPEN FROM 8 A.M. TO 8 P.M. for State & Federal Elections

(Anyone in line by 8 p.m. will be allowed to vote).

Polling Location

Besse Building

22 Main Street, Albion ME

Upcoming 2025 Elections

November 4, 2025

VOTING DISTRICTS

Congressional District 1

State Senate District 16

State House District 63

County Commissioner District 3

Municipal Clerk & Registrar of Voters

Jeanie A. Doore
22 Main St
Albion, ME 04910
Phone: (207) 437-2900
Fax: (207) 437-2903

Elected Officials Information.

Maine Senate

• Scott Wynn Cyrway (Republican-Albion)
  District 16
  463 Benton Rd
  Albion, ME 004910
  207-485-1308
  Scott.Cyrway@legislature.maine.gov

Maine House of Representatives

• Paul R. Flynn (Republican-Albion)
  District 63
  78 Bessey Ridge Rd
  Albion, ME 004910
  (207) 314-5525
  Paul.Flynn@legislature.maine.gov

County Judge of Probate

• Elizabeth H. Mitchell (D-Vassalboro)
  277 Cushnoc Road
  Vassalboro, ME 04989

County Register of Probate

• Abigail St. Valle (D-Augusta)
  39 Hospital St.
  Augusta, ME 04330

County Treasurer

• Thomas F. Doore (D-Augusta)
  49 Pleasant Hill Road
  Augusta, ME 04330

County Register of Deeds

• Matthew James Boucher (R-Oakland)
  41 Church Street
  Oakland, ME 04963

County Sheriff

• Kenneth L. Mason III (U-Readfield)
  501 Gorden Road
  Readfield, ME 04355

County District Attorney

• Maeghan Maloney (D-Augusta)
  4 Drew Street
  Augusta, ME 04330

County Commissioner

• George M. Jabar II (D-Waterville)
  District 3
  One Center Street
  Waterville, ME 04901

Absentee Ballot applications are now available for the November 5, 2024 General and Referendum Election

You can request your ballot online here:

apps.web.maine.gov/cgi-bin/online/AbsenteeBallot/index.pl

or by contacting the town office at 437-2900. 

You may also vote in-person by absentee ballot during town office hours. M-W 10-4, THUR 12-6.

***Beginning February 1, 2024, voters who will be at least 65 years of age by the next election or who self-identify as having a disability may apply for ongoing absentee voter status: PDF | Word.

A voter who qualifies will automatically receive an absentee ballot for each statewide election, municipal election and any other election for which the voter is eligible to vote and need not submit a request for each election. Voters must return completed form to their municipal clerk.  Please let us know when you are requesting your application if you qualify.