
878 Tim Knight
769 Michelle Kirkby
632 Flavia Benson
451 Lauren Liljegren
50 signatures of Medfield registered voters makes you a Medfield candidate.
From the Town Clerk –
ELECTION WILL BE MARCH 28
Posted on: December 7, 2021
The Annual Town Election will be held on Monday, March 28, 2022
The following positions are open for nomination:
One Selectman for a term of three years
A Moderator for a term of one year
One Assessor for a term of three years
Two School Committee members for a term of three years
Two Library Trustees for a term of three years
One Planning Board member for a term of five years
Two Park Commissioners for a term of three years
One Housing Authority member for a term of five years
One Trust Fund Commissioner for a term of three years
Nomination papers are available at the Town Clerk’s Office (1st floor of Town Hall). Nomination papers require 50 signatures of Medfield registered voters per candidate and are due back to the Town Clerk’s office by February 7, 2022 at 4:30 pm.
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Voting was heavy when I was there at 8:30AM.
Nice to see that MEDFLD turned out to vote –
Vehicle was still next to me when I left, so I am guessing a poll worker.
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Newly elected Town Clerk, Marion Bonoldi, in her first act as our Town Clerk reported yesterday’s election results as follows:
A huge thank you from this candidate to all the residents who voted for him. Please know both that it is humbling to receive your votes, and that I will continue my most diligent efforts to deserve the trust you have placed in me.
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Polls at The Center are open until 8PM.
When I voted I was #75 if Precinct 1, so maybe about 300 total so far.
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From the Massachusetts Municipal Association –
![]() Breaking News from the MMA |
![]() A law signed by Gov. Charlie Baker today provides a three-month extension for a number of changes to voting procedures that were enacted last spring due to the COVID-19 pandemic, including early voting by mail. The new law does the following: • Allows a city or town with a municipal caucus or annual or special municipal election scheduled before June 30, 2021, to postpone such municipal caucus or municipal election to a date certain not later than Aug. 1, 2021 • Allows the select board, board of selectmen, town council or board of registrars to vote to eliminate a municipal caucus scheduled to occur before July 31, 2021, and, in the alternative, use nomination papers to nominate candidates … |
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Email from Town Administrator Kristine Trierweiler this morning forwarding the email below.
To the extent that no one contesting my re-election is an expression of contentment with the job I have been doing, I thank you.
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From: Marion Bonoldi
Date: Tue, Feb 9, 2021 at 8:56 AM
Subject: Ballot for March 29, 2021 Election-signatures verified
To: Kristine Trierweiler
Only contested race is the School Committee. There will be a drawing on Friday, February 12 at 9:00 to determine how the school committee names will appear on the ballot per Town Charter. Candidates have been notified.
Selectmen
Osler Peterson
Town Clerk
Marion Bonoldi
Moderator
Scott McDermott
Assessor
Michael Rose
School Committee
Leo Brehm
Robert Worth
Lauren Liljegren
Library Trustee – Vote for two
Jessica Razza
Kiersten Cole
Park Commissioner
Robert Tatro
Housing Authority
Lisa Donovan
Planning Board – 5 year
Sarah Lemke
Planning Board – 2 year
Seth Meehan
Trust Fund Commissioner
Michael Pastore
Hope this helps.
Marion Bonoldi
Assistant Town Clerk – Medfield
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Assistant Town Clerk, Marion Bonoldi, reports that Medfield has 9,369 registered voters, and that this election 90.5 percent of the voters cast a ballot.
Congratulations both to the 90.5% for voting and to the Town Clerk’s office for making our election work so well in such difficult circumstances.
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