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Farmington's registrars plan to hold the spring budget referendum at Town Hall only. The Town Council also passed a veterans' tax break and approved the school administrators' contract Oct. 13.
Jack Beckett·Oct 24, 2026
Your neighborhood polling place opens only on Election Day, and you can register and vote in the same visit during early voting hours.
Jack Beckett·Oct 19, 2026
At their League of Women Voters forum, Rep. Jahana Hayes and Republican Chris Shea disagreed on the tax law, tariffs, military action in Iran and health care, and on how to change immigration policy.
Jack Beckett·Oct 16, 2026
Three Farmington precincts vote in races the rest of town doesn't see: the 22nd House District, Rebecca Martinez vs. Richard Mette, and the 6th Senate District, Rick Lopes vs. Tremell Collins.
Jack Beckett·Oct 16, 2026
The last two offices on Farmington's Nov. 3 ballot are settled by the ballot itself: state law seats both registrar candidates, and the probate judge is unopposed. Here is what each office does.
Jack Beckett·Oct 16, 2026
Five of Farmington's seven precincts choose a state representative between Mike Demicco, the Democrat first elected in 2012, and Gary Palumbo, a Republican and former Town Council member.
Jack Beckett·Oct 16, 2026
Friday, Oct. 16, is the regular deadline to register for Farmington's Nov. 3 election. Early voting runs Oct. 19 through Nov.
Jack Beckett·Oct 15, 2026
Early voting for the August 11 primary runs Monday through Sunday in the third-floor training room at Farmington's new Town Hall. Democrats vote in one race, governor.
Jack Beckett·Aug 2, 2026
