Voter Registrar

All elections within the Town of Gouldsboro are managed by the Town Office.

Polls will be open from 8AM-8PM located at the Gouldsboro Rec Center, 679 Pond Road in Gouldsboro.

Election Results will be posted here as soon as they are available.

πŸ—³οΈ Click here to view the results of the November 4, 2025 election.
πŸ—³οΈ Click here to view the results of the June 9, 2026 election.

How do I register to vote?
You can register to vote at the Town Office during normal office hours or at the polls on election day. The Registrar of Voters will be available at the polls. Please bring with you:
β€’ Proof of identification
β€’ Proof of Gouldsboro residency (utility bill, lease agreement, vehicle registration, bank statement)

If your Maine Driver’s License shows the correct physical address, that will satisfy proof of identification, and residency. IF you do not have a driver’s license, Maine allows you to use any of the following for identification to register to vote:

Government-issued photograph identification document or credential:
β€’ Current and valid United States Passport
β€’ Military Identification

Government-issued identification document without a photograph:
β€’ Certified Birth Certificate
β€’ Signed Social Security Card

Or other official documents:
β€’ Document confirming eligibility determinations for public benefits
β€’ Utility Bill
β€’ Bank Statement
β€’ Government Check
β€’ Paycheck or other government document that shows the name and address of voter
β€’ Maine ID or Driver’s License number
β€’ Last four of your social security number

If you are currently registered to vote and wish to change any information pertinent to your voting record, such as your name or address, visit the Town Clerk’s office.

Mail in registrations must be received by the Registrar of Voters, with required documentation. Please send to:
Town of Gouldsboro
Attn: Registrar of Voters
Po Box 68
Prospect Harbor, ME 04669

Where do I vote?
Voting in Gouldsboro is held on election day at the Gouldsboro Rec Center 679 Pond Road.

The Town of Gouldsboro is a part of the following State of Maine Legislative Districts:
Congressional – District 2
State Senate – District 6
State House of Representatives – District 12
County Commissioner Hancock – District 1

Municipal Elections
The Town of Gouldsboro Municipal Elections are held every June. Special elections may be called throughout the year.

Downloads:
Voter Registration Card

Gouldsboro Voters can obtain an absentee ballot 3 ways:
1) Click here to request an absentee ballot via online.
2) Deliver or mail an absentee request form to the Town Office.
3) Call the Town Office (207) 963-5589 to request. We need to speak to each voter individually for this method.
Fell free to call the Town Office with any questions!

Helpful links:
Online Voter Registration
Your Right to Vote in ME
Voter Eligibility in Maine
State Election Information Secretary of State

πŸ‚ Click here to view the Special Town Meeting warrant for the meeting to be held September 24, 2026 starting at 5PM at the Town Office.

πŸ‚ Click here to view the full-time Deputy Clerk job description!

πŸ‚ VOLUNTEERS SOUGHT FOR EDUCATION FINANCE COMMITTEE: The Town of Gouldsboro is seeking residents interested in serving on its newly established Education Finance Committee. The committee will help the Town better understand and plan for the financial impact of education costs, including reviewing trends, examining budget and funding issues, and helping the Select Board and community consider the long-term implications for Gouldsboro taxpayers. Residents with an interest in education, municipal finance, budgeting, or simply the future of our community are encouraged to volunteer. No particular professional background is requiredβ€”we are looking for thoughtful residents willing to learn, ask questions, and contribute to the discussion. Anyone interested in serving should send an email to town.manager@gouldsborotown.com.

πŸ‚ Click here to view the revised Comprehensive Plan draft dated June 30, 2026 to include required and recommended changes identified in the January Review by State Agencies. Click here to view the Guide to Reading Gouldsboro’s New Comprehensive Plan. The 2025Β Comprehensive Plan was approved by the Town December 18, 2025. The State Review sent it back to the Town for a reformatting update.Β The Planning Board will be holding a public hearing on Tuesday, September 15, 2026 starting at 6PM at the Town Office to hear public comment. The Select Board will then hold a Special Town Meeting on Thursday, September 24, 2026 starting at 5PM at the Town Office to approve the reformatted version, no substantive changes were made.

πŸ‚ 2025-2026 Gouldsboro Town Report

πŸ‚ September 2026 Newsletter