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Source
YouTube / WACA-TV Ashland
Date
2025-05-21
Location
Middlesex County, MA
Material
Transcript
Extent
300 words · about 2 min
Collected
2026-06-05

Transcript

Verbatim source text

001Okay, we are rolling and we are live. Hi there. I'm Cindy Livingstone, town clerk. Uh coming to you at 7:46 with the results from the election today. Um we finished up at 7:00 and we've been hustling to get these numbers to you. So, I'll start with um the moderator. We had Adam Schustster running and he won with 446 votes. Uh for the assessor, we had Samuel Thomas. um did not write his proposals down, but he was unopposed, so he did win. A school committee, Marcy Cobwell and Paul Kendall. Um both Marcy with 451, Paul with 410, but that was for two seats, so they are both in. Uh for the library trustees, um we had one seat and Bonnie Mitchell, she got that with 475 votes. Um we had a board of health seat for

002a three-year term and Jay Burns was unopposed and had 460 votes. Uh we had a 2-year border health seat um with one um one seat and Maurice Fraser was the only one running and he got 444 votes. Uh the planning board 5-year seat. Uh we had one also running on oppose and Camilo Espa and I don't have those numbers. I apologize. Um and then we also had two contested races. We had one that was a a write in. Um, we had two writeins for one two-year planning board seat. Uh, we had Scott Pelier, um, he came in with 125 votes and Sam Pamaraju, uh, with 87 votes. So, congratulations, Scott Peller. Uh, you did win that seat. And if you could just check in with my office before your first meeting so you could get

003sworn in, that would be great. Um, and select board, we had three running for two seats. Uh, we had Brandy Kinsman and she came in with 407 votes. Joe Minani with 345 and Carlton Phelps with 221. Um so Randy and Joe did um get reelected to their seats, but thank you all for running. Um it makes it a lot better for the town when we have a little competition. So thank you, Carl. Um and I also want to thank my pole workers who are still frantically trying to get out of here and um everybody that just came out and vote. I really appreciate it. It's um it's really the most important election that we have ever had. So, I hope to see you out next day.

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