Special State Rep Election Tuesday
On Tuesday, March 4, voters in Arlington and West Medford will cast ballots for a new state representative. Only voters who vote at Temple Shalom (3-2), the Brooks Elementary School (6-1), and Walking Court (6-2) can vote in this special election.
Former Arlingon Town Moderator John Worden is the Republican candidate, Arlington School Committee member Sean Garballey is running as a Democrat, and Arlington business owner Robert Valeri is running independently. See below for more information on each of these candidates.
InsideMedford.com has compiled all the information voters need to make an informed decision- see below for recent headlines, candidates statements, results from the primary election last month, and more.
Polls are open from 7AM to 8PM. Special Notice to Brooks Elementary School Voters: School Superintendent Belson said Room 114, an empty Kindergarten classroom with direct access to the street, will be set up as a polling location. The city is setting aside some parking on Allston Street to accommodate voters. Voters are asked to not park in the school parking lot or drive through the lot or driveway.
Candidate Statements
John Worden- A Vote for Qualifications and Experience
Sean Garballey- “An Unabiding Passion for Public Service”
Robert Valeri- More Local Aid without Raising Taxes
Latest Headlines for the March 4 Special Election:
Candidates Gear up for Election Tuesday, February 28, 2008
Notes from the Campaign Trail, February 22, 2008
State Rep Candidates Hit the Campaign Trail, February 13, 2008
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