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A squeaker for Parks and Rec; LSSC race still awaiting Sudbury totals

March 27, 2018

Sarah Chester narrowly defeated Adam Hogue for a seat on the Parks and Recreation Commission, 296–288, while Rey Romero finished third with 204 votes, according to unofficial results from the town election on March 26. Chester won Precinct 2 by a single cote, but it wasn’t enough for s town-wide victory. (Click here to see a map of Lincoln’s two voting precincts.)

Carol Kasper and write-in candidate Ellen Joachim of Sudbury won the most Lincoln votes for the two openings on the Lincoln-Sudbury District School Committee, but the Sudbury vote totals were still unavailable as of 10:30 a.m. on Tuesday. Sudbury’s Siobhan Hullinger also campaigned as a write-in candidate but won only 15 Lincoln votes vs. 711 for Joachim.

Check the Lincoln Squirrel later on Tuesday for final results of the L-S  race once Sudbury totals become available.

Unofficial results for the March 24, 2018 town election (click to enlarge).

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    March 27, 2018 at 5:19 pm

    […] official results also correct an error in the unofficial results posted earlier today in the Squirrel, which mistakenly listed 366 write-in votes for Lincoln School Committee in Precinct 1 (they were […]

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