Saturday, May 18, Plympton, Halifax, and Kingston will all open their polling places for locals to cast their ballots.
Plympton residents will vote at The Town House, 5 Palmer Rd., Rte. 58, Plympton Center, from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. There is only one contest on the ballot, incumbent Selectman Christine Joy is being challenged by Dana S. Smith.
Halifax residents will vote at the Halifax Elementary School, Plymouth St., Route 106, from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. to mark their choice. Amy L. Troup, candidate for re-election to the Planning Board 5-year term is being challenged by Robert J. Piccirilli; Selectman Naja Robert Nessralla is being challenged by Thomas Jared Pratt for the 3-year term.
Kingston residents will cast their ballots at the Kingston Elementary School cafeteria from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Incumbents for the 3-year term for Selectman Kimberley A. .Emberg and Sheila Vaughn are being challenged by Melissa A. Bateman.
Incumbent Mark Guidoboni is being challenged by Megan Garrity Cannon for the 3-year term on the Silver Lake Regional School Committee. For the Kingston School Committee, Megan Garrity Cannon, incumbent, is being challenged by Laurie A Casna.
For the Kingston Board of Health, Sheryl A. Antoine and Patricia Iafrate are candidates for the one 3-year term.
There are no candidates on the ballot for the 5-year position on the Planning Board, the 5-year position on the Housing Authority, and one 3-year term on the Board of Library Trustees.