Tuesday, Sept. 8, is Primary Day, with state, local and congressional races on both Democratic and Republican ballots. While towns and cities are required to provide in-person polling, thousands of voters have requested absentee ballots in the county, as anyone for any reason may use one this year due to COVID-19. Hundreds have already been returned. They also can be received by the Town Clerk by 5 p.m. the day of the election. Although Conway's drive-through format for town meeting in May was deemed a success, the Secretary of State has decreed the traditional walk-in format for the primary.

This week's Tele-Talk question: Will you be voting in person for the primary or did you use an absentee ballot, and why?

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