Supervisors of the Checklist

Town of Amherst

Public Notice

The Amherst Supervisors of the Checklist will be in session at the Town Clerk’s Office at the Amherst Town Hall on Monday, April 14, 2025 from 3:00 to 4:00 pm. New voter registrations, additions and corrections to the checklist, and party changes may be made at this session.

If registering to vote in Amherst for the first time, please be advised of the importance of bringing the required documents to prove age, identity, domicile (resident of Amherst) and US citizenship. In addition, a new law requires anyone making a name change to supply supporting documents.

Find details at:  https://www.sos.nh.gov/elections/register-vote  

  New voters are always welcome to register during business hours at the Town Hall up until 10 days prior to Election Day or at the polls on Election Day. 

Please address any questions about voter registration and absentee ballots to the Town Clerk by calling 673-6041, Ext. 208. Go online at www.amherstnh.gov/town-clerk.

If you’re unsure of your current voter registration status*, you may review the checklist posted at the Town Hall or go online to check at: https://app.sos.nh.gov/public/partyinfo.aspx 

*(Changes requested by voters at the recent Town Election are still being made but will be completed by April 14)

Amherst Supervisors of the Checklist

Donni Hodgkins

Sydney Irving

Jeanne Ludt

Absentee Registration – You may register by mail using the absentee process if you cannot apply in person because you are temporarily out of town or have a disability that prevents you from applying in person.  Contact the Town Clerk about how to secure a registration form and ballot.

Already registered but need an Absentee Ballot?

If you meet the qualifications for getting an absentee ballot, you can secure one by stopping by the Town Clerk’s office or call the Town Clerk’s office to find out how to get a ballot.  Supervisors of the Checklist cannot hand out absentee ballots.

*Note: Registering your car in NH does not mean you are automatically registered to vote.  It is a separate process in the state of NH.