The Candidates – Cambridge MA – 2005

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In the Cambridge elections, you may vote for as many candidates as you please, but you must rank your choices. Give a #1 rank to your top choice, a #2 rank for your next choice, etc. Ranking additional candidates will never hurt your top choice(s). If you assign the same rank to more than one candidate, none of those candidates will receive your vote. However, beginning this year, incorrectly cast ballots will be rejected and returned to voters for correction. This way every vote will count as intended. Please read as much as you can about all of the candidates and make an informed choice.

Election Day was Tues, Nov 8, 2005.

Candidates for Cambridge City Council (2005)

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Lawrence Adkins
Lawrence Adkins
James Condit
James Condit
Henrietta Davis
Henrietta Davis

ELECTED
Marjorie Decker
Marjorie Decker

ELECTED

Anthony Galluccio
Anthony Galluccio
ELECTED

Jesse Gordon
Jesse Gordon
Andre Green
Andre Green
Robert Hall
Robert Hall, Sr.
Bill Hees
Bill Hees
Craig Kelley
Craig Kelley

ELECTED
Robert LaTrémouille
Robert LaTrémouille
David Maher
David Maher
Brian Murphy
Brian Murphy

ELECTED
Ken Reeves
Kenneth E. Reeves

ELECTED
Sam Seidel
Sam Seidel
Denise Simmons
Denise Simmons

ELECTED
Michael Sullivan
Michael A. Sullivan

ELECTED
Tim Toomey
Tim Toomey

ELECTED
   

Candidates for Cambridge School Committee (2005)

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Fred Fantini
Fred Fantini

ELECTED
Joe Grassi
Joseph Grassi

ELECTED
Richard Harding
Richard Harding

ELECTED
Ben Lummis
Ben Lummis
Marc McGovern
Marc McGovern
Patty Nolan
Patty Nolan

ELECTED
Luc Schuster
Luc Schuster

ELECTED
Nancy Walser
Nancy Walser

ELECTED
Cambridge Election Calendar - 2005
Tues, Nov 8, 2005 Municipal Election Day. Polls open from 7am until 8pm. Preliminary results (not including auxiliary ballots) will be released that evening as soon as all 33 precincts have reported.
Wed, Nov 9, 2005 Tallying of ballots is completed, unofficial results are released. However, recent changes in federal law now mandate that up to 10 days must pass to allow for any overseas absentee ballots to arrive. At the end of 10 days (or sooner if all overseas ballots have been returned), the official election tally will take place including any additional ballots. This will take place no later than November 18. Though improbable, it is possible that these official results could differ from the unofficial results in a close election.

Cambridge Civic Journal

Boston Globe - City Weekly 

CCTV candidate videos 

Cambridge Chronicle

Candidates: Send all updates (photos, statements, contact information, etc.) to Robert@rwinters.com.

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