by Sean Roche | Nov 2, 2021 | Newton
According to the city unofficial results page, incumbents John Oliver and Alison Leary have retained their seats with 11,699 and 10,433 votes respectively, defeating challenger and former Alderman Alan Ciccone, who won 3,730 votes. Councilor Oliver was also the top... by Sean Roche | Nov 2, 2021 | Newton |
According to the city unofficial results page, incumbent Ruthanne Fuller has defeated former City Councilor Amy Sangiolo to win a second term, 10,796 to 9,288 votes. by Sean Roche | Nov 2, 2021 | Newton |
According to the city unofficial results page, incumbent Maria Scibelli Greenberg has won re-election over challenger Kevin Riffe, 1164 to 935. by Sean Roche | Nov 2, 2021 | Newton
According to the city unofficial results page, incumbent Julia Malakie has won re-election to a second term over former City Councilor Jim Cote, 1513 to 1045 votes. by Sean Roche | Nov 2, 2021 | Newton
According to the city results web page, incumbent Councilor Brenda Noel has won re-election to a third term over challenger Barry Bergman 1613 to 1073 votes. by Sean Roche | Nov 2, 2021 | Newton |
Based on the city’s unofficial results, Ward 5 Ward Councilor Bill Humphrey has won re-election: 1534-893. by Sean Roche | Nov 2, 2021 | Newton |
Updated with direct link to the city results web page. Click through for information on how to get election results from the city home page, NewTV, and V14. by Sean Roche | Nov 2, 2021 | Newton |
With the polls closed, we at Village 14 are declaring the first eighteen winners in today’s election. Click through for our brave race calls. by Sean Roche | Nov 2, 2021 | Newton |
Here’s your chance to demonstrate your political acumen. Click through and tell us who the winners will be. by Sean Roche | Nov 1, 2021 | Newton
It might be too late to coordinate this, but every candidate should accept signs from all other candidates, sort them, and work among the campaigns to get them back to the right owners. by Sean Roche | Oct 30, 2021 | Newton |
The Globe’s Deputy Director for Editorials, Alan Wirzbicki, has a signed op-ed this morning with some powerful comment on zoning, Saving Nonantum, and Newton’s upcoming election. Here’s the key paragraph: There’s a very good case that Newton, of all... by Sean Roche | Oct 27, 2021 | Newton |
Save Nonantum is at it again. First, Commissioner of Inspectional Services John Lojeck made a comment about Spanish-speaking workers in last week’s Program and Services Committee that has no place in public or private discourse. The mayor should review the...
