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2,919 voters cast ballots on May 20, which is a turnout of about 22%. This was a increase from last year’s turnout of 11%, and higher than any turnout in the last 15 years. Winners in the contested races were Joe Clark and Brian Herr …
Town Election 2024 • Meet the candidates for the contested select board race • Meet the candidates in uncontested and write-in races • UCTC completes revised charge draft as some members decry animosity toward committee • Trails Committee touts success of ‘Dogs on Trails?’ forum, …
Read “Annual Town Election: Candidate list, bios” in the Hopkinton Independent Video: Hopkinton Women’s Club Meet the Candidates Night 4/23/24
Vote for 2: Read “Select Board candidates dig into town’s issues at Meet the Candidates forum” by Mary Ellen Gambon in the Hopkinton Independent Read “Select Board race offers town mainstays, fresh faces” by Mary Ellen Gambon in the Hopkinton Independent
Ballot Questions: Question 1 Shall the Town of Hopkinton be allowed to exempt from the provisions of proposition two and one-half, so-called, the amounts required to pay for the bond issued in order to pay for the digitization of all Town paper records, including any …
This year there is one contested race, and there are eight ballot questions. eHop will publish more information as it becomes available. All candidates are encouraged to email eHop a candidate statement and headshot, which we will publish starting April 21 and after that on …
Last updated 03/29/24 As we head into election season, eHop would like to remind our readers of our candidate endorsement policy: The primary mission of eHop is community education on funding and policy issues pertaining to the Town of Hopkinton, Massachusetts including the Hopkinton Public Schools. …