As the March 22 municipal election approaches, Winchester News — an independent nonprofit news organization covering the town of Winchester — has published its first comprehensive candidate guide, offering voters a detailed, nonpartisan resource to make informed decisions at the polls. The new digital guide, available on the Winchester News website, is
The following was submitted by the League of Women Voters of Winchester: The League of Women Voters of Winchester is sponsoring two candidate forums before the March 22, 2025 town election. Election Day voting will be at Winchester High School for all precincts. The debates will be preceded by informal
This guide is designed to inform Winchester voters and encourage civic participation. Stay engaged, ask questions and make your voice heard in the March 22 municipal election. Feel free to return to this space as it will serve as a living resource for voters, providing details on candidates, voting logistics,
-Precinct 1- Anthea Brady (*) Prassede Calabi (*) Timothy Matthews (*) Deborah Jones Melkonian (*) Eric Shediac (*) Hilary Eaton Joshua Ehrke Matthew Eaton John Richard Darrell Holigan -Precinct 2- Catherine Curtis (*) Jeffrey Dean (*) Martha Hoyt (*) Edward Levesque (*) Jian Liu (*) Shukong Ou (*) Stephanie Zaremba (*) Terence Tirella -Precinct 3- Samantha Allison (*) Janet Boswell (*) Ruthie Gagne (*) Sarah
Attorney Melissa Mathis has withdrawn her candidacy for an open Planning Board seat in Winchester’s March municipal election ballot, leaving the race for the seat wide open. The withdrawal comes as Winchester prepares for an election that will bring significant changes to town leadership. Six current office-holders are choosing
As far as elected officer positions go, Winchester’s 2025 municipal election is set to bring a mix of continuity and change, with several new faces stepping up for leadership roles and multiple incumbents opting not to seek re-election. According to the Town Clerk’s Office, a pair of competitive
Hi Precinct 8 neighbors! My name is Kathryn Mostow and I've been a Winchester resident for almost 10 years, first as a renter in Precinct 6 and for the past 5+ years as a homeowner in Precinct 8. My Bio I’m a single parent of 2 kids
Biographical questions — How many years have you lived in Winchester? — Please describe your professional background and education. — What Winchester town positions (appointed or elected) have you held, and for how long? — — What volunteer roles have you done that made a difference in Winchester? — Why should I vote for you? I
Candidate responses will be posted here when received. Return to list of Town Meeting Candidates
Candidate responses will be posted here when received. Return to list of Town Meeting Candidates
My name is Emily Shield. I have lived in Precinct 8 in Winchester since 2012. I have worked for state and local government in Massachusetts for over 20 years in a variety of legislative, budget, and advocacy roles. My experience includes policy work, fiscal management, and social and economic program
Candidate responses will be posted here when received. Return to list of Town Meeting Candidates
Candidate responses will be posted here when received. Return to list of Town Meeting Candidates
Candidate responses will be posted here when received. Return to list of Town Meeting Candidates
Thank you for considering me to continue to represent Precinct 8 at Winchester Town Meeting. I have lived in Winchester since 2009. I am an attorney and have been practicing law at a small firm in the North End of Boston for 15 years. I served on the Finance Committee
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