These folks voted and so should you.

While the Governor’s race is uncontested at the party level there are other races that matter and a number have Milton residents hoping to will voter approval and move on to the general election in November. Richard Livingston of Milton is running against Bob Burr of Canton for State Senate on the Republican ticket. Michael Chinman of Milton is taking on Michael Morissey (Quincy) and Joe Driscoll (Braintree for Norfolk DA on the Democratic ticket and in what is becoming a very interesting contest Miltonian Mac D’Alessandro is challenging incumbent Stephen Lynch for the US Congress from the 9th MA district. (Candidates names are linked to their web sites.)

You can find complete election coverage and candidate information on the following sites:

• 2010 State Primary Candidates (Mass.gov)
• WBUR election wire
• Campaign 2010 – Boston.com
• Boston Herald Local Politics
• MassBeacon.com – good blog on state politics (Note: Editor Conor Yunits works for the Stephen Lynch campaign)

Polls will be open from 7:00am until 8:00pm. You can find a map of Milton Polling places by precinct here.

Precincts 1 and 11: Tucker School, 181 Blue Hills Parkway.
Precinct 2: St. Mary of the Hills School, 250 Brook Road.
Precinct 3: Glover School, 255 Canton Ave.
Precinct 4: Milton Senior Center, 10 Walnut St.
Precincts 5 and 9: Copeland Field House, Milton High School, 25 Gile Road.
Precincts 6 and 8: Cunningham School gym, 44 Edge Hill Road.
Precincts 7 and 10: Cunningham Park Community Center, 75 Edge Hill Road.

Don’t know your precinct? You can find that here.