Town Clerk/Tax CollectorKitty Kerner, Town Clerk / Tax Collector
Kasha Ramirez, Assistant Town Clerk /Tax Collector 603-922-5546 email: tctc@stratfordnh.town Fuller Town Hall
1956 US Route 3 PO Box 366 Stratford, NH 03590 Office hours:
Due to staff training Tuesday, SEP 29, we will be open later: from 1:15 to 6 pm. Monday Closed Tuesday 12:00 noon to 6:00 pm Wednesday 1:00 pm to 7:00 pm 1st Saturday of the month 9:30 am to 12:00 noon Town Forms |
Office Open to Public Again
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We also do boat registrations at the Town Office
Voter Registration:
See below for more information Town Clerk's Office: You must bring ID.
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Election Information for Town of Stratford 2020
Upcoming elections for 2020:
November 3: General Election
For the safety of election officials and voters, masks will be required of everyone entering Town Hall on election day. We will provide masks for those who don't bring their own. Voters who cannot wear a mask (for medical or other reasons) will have the option to vote outside. Please contact an election official for assistance.
Polling Place: Polls are open from 10 am to 7 pm.
Fuller Town Hall
1956 US Rt. 3
Stratford, NH 03590
You can register to vote at the Town Clerk’s office.
Need photo ID, proof of residence (could be same), proof of citizenship (if never registered to vote in NH before).
Last day to register in person at the Town Clerk is OCT 21. The Supervisors of the Checklist will hold their last public session before the General Election on OCT 22 at 11 am. You can also register there. in person at the Town Clerk is OCT 21.
NH allows voters to register to vote on Election Day.
Must bring proofs listed above.
Absentee Voting Under COVID-19:
The State of NH is allowing anyone who is concerned about coming to the polls this fall due to the COVID-19 pandemic to vote absentee.
If you are a registered voter in this town, you can apply for an absentee ballot right now.
You can request an Absentee Ballot Application from the Town Clerk’s office or download the application here.
You now have to option to check COVID-19 as a reason to vote absentee. Ballots will be mailed to you as soon as we receive them from the State Office.
You can also register to vote together with your absentee ballot request if you have not been registered yet. Please request a separate package. However, I would advise to come in to the Clerk’s office to register in person, if at all possible, as that process is much easier! You can still vote by absentee ballot once you’re registered, of course.
The polls will still be open as usual and we will provide as safe and healthy an environment for both our voters and election staff as possible.
Please contact the Town Clerk for more information or if you’re unsure about what you need.
Check out your voter information (including party affiliation) online here.
Secretary of State information on voting during COVID-19 Emergency - click here.
Election Information for Town of Stratford 2020
Upcoming elections for 2020:
November 3: General Election
For the safety of election officials and voters, masks will be required of everyone entering Town Hall on election day. We will provide masks for those who don't bring their own. Voters who cannot wear a mask (for medical or other reasons) will have the option to vote outside. Please contact an election official for assistance.
Polling Place: Polls are open from 10 am to 7 pm.
Fuller Town Hall
1956 US Rt. 3
Stratford, NH 03590
You can register to vote at the Town Clerk’s office.
Need photo ID, proof of residence (could be same), proof of citizenship (if never registered to vote in NH before).
Last day to register in person at the Town Clerk is OCT 21. The Supervisors of the Checklist will hold their last public session before the General Election on OCT 22 at 11 am. You can also register there. in person at the Town Clerk is OCT 21.
NH allows voters to register to vote on Election Day.
Must bring proofs listed above.
Absentee Voting Under COVID-19:
The State of NH is allowing anyone who is concerned about coming to the polls this fall due to the COVID-19 pandemic to vote absentee.
If you are a registered voter in this town, you can apply for an absentee ballot right now.
You can request an Absentee Ballot Application from the Town Clerk’s office or download the application here.
You now have to option to check COVID-19 as a reason to vote absentee. Ballots will be mailed to you as soon as we receive them from the State Office.
You can also register to vote together with your absentee ballot request if you have not been registered yet. Please request a separate package. However, I would advise to come in to the Clerk’s office to register in person, if at all possible, as that process is much easier! You can still vote by absentee ballot once you’re registered, of course.
The polls will still be open as usual and we will provide as safe and healthy an environment for both our voters and election staff as possible.
Please contact the Town Clerk for more information or if you’re unsure about what you need.
Check out your voter information (including party affiliation) online here.
Secretary of State information on voting during COVID-19 Emergency - click here.