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Hanover town clerk reminds residents of disabled voters law
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Hanover town clerk Catherine Harder-Bernier reminded registered Hanover voters and caregivers of registered Hanover voters that the Massachusetts legislature passed a bill in 2013 that amended election laws pertaining to permanently disabled voters.
Massachusetts General Laws Chapter 54, Section 86 reads in part, “A voter who will be unable by reason of permanent disability to cast his vote in person at the polling place may file once with the city or town clerk a certificate executed by a registered physician who is personally acquainted with the voter and aware of his permanent disability, stating that it is reasonably certain because of permanent physical disability that the voter will be unable to cast his vote in person at the polling place on the day of the election.”