This Saturday, February 24th, is the first day that Southborough voters can vote in-person for the 2024 Presidential Primary. Read the full article → from Early Voting opens Saturday (Updated)
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Southborough Democratic Caucus – Feb 29 (Updated)
Southborough Democrats are invited to attend the the party’s virtual caucus a week from today to help elect delegates to the state convention. Read the full article → from Southborough Democratic Caucus – Feb 29 (Updated)
Potential Select Board Race
Papers have been pulled by the incumbent Chair and a potential challenger
If you’re interested in running for Town Office, you can start the process tomorrow. Read the full article → from Potential Select Board Race
Town Election season opens Wednesday
If you’re interested in running for Town Office, you can start the process tomorrow. Read the full article → from Town Election season opens Wednesday
Voting in the Presidential Primary
Register (or update your party affiliation) by Feb 24th; Request your Mail in Ballot by Feb 27th; Early Voting options
The “Super Tuesday” Presidential Primary is just a month from today. The Town Clerk asked me to share important information on registration, voting by mail, and early voting options. Read the full article → from Voting in the Presidential Primary
Election Result Highlights
Here’s a look at how the candidates did in yesterday’s annual Town Election Read the full article → from Election Result Highlights
Election Results are in
Voters chose Landry, Hamilton, Braccio, Li, Malinowski, and Stivers
Who came out on top in the unofficial results of the contested races in the Town’s election Read the full article → from Election Results are in
Vote this Tuesday!
I now have statements from all 12 of the candidates running in contested races for the annual Town Election on Tuesday, May 9th. Read the full article → from Vote this Tuesday!
Town Election and Candidates at-a-Glance (Updated)
Candidate positions and other details about the races for Select Board, School Committee, Planning Board, and BCTF
This Tuesday, May 9th, is the Town Election. Here are the details you need, including links to information about the candidates running in the four contested races. Read the full article → from Town Election and Candidates at-a-Glance (Updated)
BCTF candidate at Candidates Night (Updated)
Here’s my final post about Thursday’s Candidates Night. Read the full article → from BCTF candidate at Candidates Night (Updated)
Candidates Night video
Southborough Access Media posted the video of Thursday night’s forum. Read the full article → from Candidates Night video
Update on May 4th Candidates’ Night
Q&A for candidates competing for School Committee and Select Board (and maybe Planning Board and Board of Commissioners of Trust Funds)
The annual night to get to know the candidates running for contested positions is Thursday, May 4th. With four contested races, you might want to take part in the job interview. Read the full article → from Update on May 4th Candidates’ Night
Candidates’ Night is May 4th
Q&A for candidates competing for Select Board, Planning Board, Board of Commissioners of Trust Funds, and the Southborough School Committee
The annual night to get to know the candidates running for contested positions is Thursday, May 4th. With four contested races, you might want to take part in the job interview. Read the full article → from Candidates’ Night is May 4th
Town Meeting’s vote to lower the voting age is just the first step (Updated)
A Citizen's Petition was supported by Town Meeting, but efforts by other towns haven't made it through the state legislature. Here's my recap of the TM discussion and the road ahead.
I’m writing up some highlights from the Annual Town Meeting discussion and potential implications of the Citizen’s Petition to lower the voting age in Town elections to 17 years old. I also followed up our Town’s representatives in the state legislature about their positions. Read the full article → from Town Meeting’s vote to lower the voting age is just the first step (Updated)