Category Archives: Elections

Election this Monday, June 8, on Override

Posted on June 5, 2026 | Comments Off on Election this Monday, June 8, on Override

THE ELECTION ON THE OVERRIDE PASSED AT TOWN MEETING TAKES PLACE ON MONDAY, JUNE 8

For further information click here –

FY2027 Budget Override Page

Latest Update: June 5, 2026 1:46 PM Reminder: The Special Election for the Proposition 2 1/2 Budget Override is Monday, June 8, 2026, from 6 AM to 8 PM. All voting takes place at the CENTER at Medfield, 1 Icehouse Road. For more information, please visit the FY2027 Budget Override Page. https://www.town.medfield.net/2452/FY2027-Budget-Override Prior Updates May 11, 2026 4:28 PM On Monday, May 4, 2026, the Annual Town Meeting approved Article 15. Operating Override Budget. The next step in the override process is a Special Election to be held on Monday, June 8, 2026, from 6 AM to 8 PM. The total amount of the override has been reduced to $1.5 Million.

Comments Off on Election this Monday, June 8, on Override

Posted in Budgets, Elections, Financial

7 Democratic DA Candidates Debate – 7PM, 6/17 at MHS

Posted on May 8, 2026 | Comments Off on 7 Democratic DA Candidates Debate – 7PM, 6/17 at MHS

From the Democratic Town Committee chair, Becca Kornet –

Good morning and happy Friday to all!

The Democratic Town Committees of Bellingham, Dover, Franklin, Medfield, Medway, Norfolk, Plainville, and Wrentham are co-sponsoring a debate for the 7 Democratic candidates for Norfolk County DA on June 17 from 7-9PM at Medfield High School (88R South St Medfield). The debate moderator will be Kevin Kalkut.

Click here to RSVP: https://www.mobilize.us/massdems/event/916954/

Our planning committee (which may expand, and which will primarily focus on logistics and not on question content) currently includes Mendy Tarkowski, Candice Sullivan, Bruce Sawayer, Zac Calvano, and me. See attached flyer for more info, and feel free to share with your networks.

Hope to see you there!

Comments Off on 7 Democratic DA Candidates Debate – 7PM, 6/17 at MHS

Posted in Elections, Information

The Dignity Index

Posted on March 29, 2026 | Comments Off on The Dignity Index

The Massachusetts Municipal Association had Tim Shriver speak to everyone at the opening of the Massachusetts Municipal Association annual convention this year in January about his Dignity Index, a way to lower the tone of disagreements in our political discourse. At first I discounted the value of the presentation, but after listening to him I think we all could do better by following his suggestions to measure our conversations against the Dignity Index and try to get ourselves to the Dignity Index 7 & 8 levels in our discussions with others:

Building Skills for Dignified Disagreement Honoring someone’s dignity can be difficult, especially when situations get heated. Follow these steps when stress rises – and join the movement with others working to ease divisions, prevent violence, and solve problems by choosing dignity over contempt. Be curious, not furious When there is a disagreement, approach it with curiosity, using language that invites dialogue. Regulate then debate When you start to get upset, pause and take a breath before speaking. Challenge ideas, don’t attack people Speak your truth but do it with dignity. Acknowledge knowledge When someone else makes a logical or interesting point, acknowledge their point. Build up rather than tear down Advocate, explain, and build up your idea rather than just attacking others’ ideas and/or dehumanizing people. Listen to understand, not to respond Really listen to the other person and consider summarizing briefly what you heard. Credit: R. Keeth Matheny Each one of us is born with inherent worth, so we treat everyone with dignity—no matter what.” “ We fully engage with the other side, discussing even values and interests we don’t share, open to admitting mistakes or changing our minds.” “ We always talk to the other side, searching for the values and interests we share.” “ The other side has a right to be here and a right to be heard. They belong here too.” “ We’re better than those people. They don’t really belong. They’re not one of us.” “ We’re the good people and they’re the bad people. It’s us vs. them.” “ Those people are evil and they’re going to ruin everything if we let them. It’s us or them.” “ They’re not even human. It’s our moral duty to destroy them before they destroy us.” “ Lea rn mo re at dignity.us Ease Divisions. Prevent Violence. Solve Problems. Each one of us is born with inherent worth, so we treat everyone with dignity—no matter what.” “ We fully engage with the other side, discussing even values and interests we don’t share, open to admitting mistakes or changing our minds.” “ We always talk to the other side, searching for the values and interests we share.” “ The other side has a right to be here and a right to be heard. They belong here too.” “ We’re better than those people. They don’t really belong. They’re not one of us.” “ We’re the good people and they’re the bad people. It’s us vs. them.” “ Those people are evil and they’re going to ruin everything if we let them. It’s us or them.” “ They’re not even human. It’s our moral duty to destroy them before they destroy us.” “ Lea rn mo re at dignity.us Ease Divisions. Prevent Violence. Solve Problems. Learn more at dignity.us

Comments Off on The Dignity Index

Posted in Elections, Information, Massachusetts Municipal Association, Political

TOWN ELECTION – MONDAY – 6AM-8PM

Posted on March 28, 2026 | Comments Off on TOWN ELECTION – MONDAY – 6AM-8PM

Vote on Monday at The Center from 6 AM to 8 PM.

Community Corner

Medfield TV to Host Candidate Forums

Two Contested Elections Spark Interest; Forums Set for March 11 and 13.

Comments Off on TOWN ELECTION – MONDAY – 6AM-8PM

Posted in Elections

Image

Election Results

Comments Off on Election Results

Posted on April 1, 2025 in Elections

Town Election Monday

Posted on March 30, 2025 | Comments Off on Town Election Monday

TOWN ELECTION MONDAY

Polls at The Center are open from 6AM to 8PM.

Comments Off on Town Election Monday

Posted in Elections

Town Election Monday

Posted on March 27, 2025 | Comments Off on Town Election Monday

Specimen ballot –

Comments Off on Town Election Monday

Posted in Elections

Election results

Posted on November 6, 2024 | Comments Off on Election results

Town supported Harris 2-1 over Trump, Warren by a substantial but lesser margin, Rausch, Civil, Vaughn and Tarsky.

Both Marcus Vaughn and Josh Tarsky won their state representative races by wide margins.

November 05, 2024

Town Clerk posts unofficial election results

https://www.town.medfield.net/2036/Election-Results
View it on website

Comments Off on Election results

Posted in Elections

1/3 have already voted

Posted on October 31, 2024 | 1 comment

Email from Town Administrator, Kristine Trierweiler this morning –

+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++

Medfield Registered Voters: 9,927

As of 10AM 10/31: 3,322 Ballots Cast (includes vote by mail and early voting)

1,030 Vote by Mail Ballots have not been returned yet. 

1 Comment

Posted in Elections

Tarsky & Kalkut for State Reps.

Posted on October 31, 2024 | 1 comment

Please vote for the only two candidates who will work FULL TIME as Medfield’s state representatives. Both are also the only Democrats running.

KEVIN KALKUT

JOSH TARSKY – VETERAN, TEACHER, ATTORNEY, FATHER

1 Comment

Posted in Elections