Town Meeting Electronic Voting Committee

Burlington's Electronic Voting Committee approved prior meeting minutes and viewed an electronic voting system demonstration from Option Technologies representative Mark Fite at an April 29 meeting chaired by Kevin Spielberger. The five-member panel, along with Town Clerk Florence Leone and outside

Electronic Voting Committee postpones presentation to 2027. Acting Chair Florence Leone, along with members Gary Kasky, Jose Sousa, Joe Bongiorno, and Roger Riggs, unanimously approved prior minutes and agreed to delay the committee's Town Meeting presentation until January or May 2027, after Town

Electronic Voting Committee advances town meeting modernization planning. The committee reviewed electronic voting procedures from Andover and examined By-Laws from Lexington, Natick, Winchester, South Hadley, and Norwood to inform Burlington's adoption framework. Town Clerk Jennifer Priest

Electronic Voting Committee defers warrant article to January 2027. Chair Kevin Spielberger and members reviewed three electronic voting systems, with Meridia — costing approximately $5,000 per meeting or $7,000 to purchase — identified as a leading candidate featuring clickers with Yes, No, and

Burlington's newly renamed Electronic Voting Committee unanimously elected Kevin Spielberger as Chairperson and adopted a charter focused on evaluating whether electronic voting should replace current Town Meeting procedures. The seven-member committee, chaired by Spielberger with Florence Leone as