It’s a question Skowhegan voters have been asked several times before. A date for a vote, and whether it will be at the ballot box or an open town meeting, remain to be determined. A vote would need to be held at least 90 days before the annual town meeting in June, Town Clerk and Treasurer Gail Pelotte said. Officials agreed they should start looking at scheduling a special town meeting. AdvertisementPelotte also recommended asking voters to change both positions to ones appointed by the select board.