Where to Vote In Berkshire County

It's Primary Election Day in Massachusetts and for Berkshire County it marks some of the most hotly contested primary races in recent memory.

Certainly in The Berkshires, the race for District Attorney has been highly publicized, but the three way contest between sitting D.A. Paul Caccaviello, and local attorneys Andrea Harrington and Judith Knight, is not the only one on the ballot. Overshadowed by the publicity of the race for the County's top prosecutor, equally as important is the race for State Senate, between incumbent Adam Hinds, and Lee Selectman Thomas Wickham. In addition, voters in the Commonwealth will select Democratic and Republican candidates for Governor. On the Republic side, incumbent Charlie Baker will face off against Springfield Minister Scott Lively. In the Democratic primary, Jay Gonzalez and Robert Massie will be competing for a spot on the ballot in November.

In state and federal elections, polls are open from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. Municipal elections times may vary.

Where to Vote In The Berkshires

Adams: Deparment of Public Works Garage, North Summer Street

Becket: Town Hall, Main Street

Chesire: Community Senior Center, 119 School Street

Clarksburg: Senior Center, Cross Road

Dalton: Community Center, Main Street

Egremont: Fire Station, Egremont Plain Road

Florida: Town Offices, 379 Mohawk Trail

Great Barrington: Precincts A, C, D - Fire Station, 27 State Road, Precinct B - Housatonic Community Center, Main Street

Hancock: Hancock School, Route 43

Hinsdale: Town Hall, South Street