By Celia Nolan, Director

League of Women Voters of Massachusetts

The Hull members of the League of Women Voters invite the public to this year’s Hull Candidates Night on Thursday, May 1, at 7 p.m. in the Exhibition Room of Hull High School, 180 Main St.

All candidates on the ballot are invited to participate and will be contacted individually with details on the format. There is no charge to attend or participate.
The format follows the standard set by the League of Women Voters, designed to give candidates equal time and an opportunity to present themselves, while giving the public substantive information, and in the case of contested seats, direct comparisons.
At the forum, each candidate is invited to make a two-minute statement, beginning with
candidates for offices that are uncontested. Candidates in contested races will have the additional opportunity to answer questions posed by the moderator, so long as at least two candidates in the race appear at the forum. All candidates for a contested seat will be asked the same questions, rotating turns and limited to one minute. Questions are vetted and selected by a League-trained moderator who is not a resident of the town. Our moderator this year is Elizabeth Foster-Nolan, immediate past president of the LWV of Massachusetts (no relation to the author of this article). Send your questions by April 22 to HullCandidatesNight2025@gmail.com.
The forum will be livestreamed and rebroadcast on HullTV and available for on-demand viewing at https://hulltv.net.
The League of Women Voters is a non-partisan political organization; it does not support or oppose candidates or political parties. The League encourages informed and active participation in government, works to increase understanding of major public policy issues, and influences public policy through education and advocacy. Through study and consensus around issues, we advocate for change. Our core mission is to empower voters and defend democracy.
We are a three-tier organization, National, State, and our local League, which serves Hull and other South Shore towns under the name the LWV of Hingham. We hold candidate forums, town meeting warrant reviews, register voters, meet with our legislators, and hold a variety of public education forums as well as member events, to encourage all to have a voice in their government. For more information, visit https://my.lwv.org/massachusetts/hingham.

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