Republican State Committee candidates Randal Cabral and Anne Wolf, both from Rochester, are candidates for state committeeman and -woman. Democrats can choose from Al Gore, Lyndon H. LaRouche Jr., Bill Bradley, or indicate no preference. Sen. Marc R. Pacheco, D-Taunton, threw his hat in for state committeeman, and Mary Wasylk, also of Taunton, has done so for the State Democratic Committeewoman. There are no names printed on the ballot for Democratic Town Committee. Massachusetts also offers a Libertarian primary ballot for 2000.
Libertarians have no candidates on the ballot for committeeman and -woman or town committee.
Voters can write in their choices. The Libertarian ballot also does not require connecting arrows but does require marking an X by any candidate, including write-ins. Voters can cast their ballots from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. tomorrow at the Ted Williams Camp on Precinct Street. Town Clerk Sandra Horton suggested that voters cast their ballots early and also make a dry run to the camp to familiarize themselves with parking as well as the entrance and exit roads, which are one-way.