Politics & Government
Special Town Election Results
Here are how local residents voted Precinct-by-Precinct.
The results are in and Marblehead voters have spoken. Voters approved the capping of the current landfill, the construction of a new transfer station and the reconstruction of Glover School. A project that aimed to make the Old Town House universally accessible, however, was shot down.
Questions:
1. Residents will be asked to approve a question that calls for a renovation project that would make the town's Old Town House universally accessible to all visitors.
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2. : Residents will be asked to approve a question that calls for the capping of the town's old landfill. If the landfill is not capped, the town can expect to be fined for non-compliance.
3. : Residents will be asked to approve a project that would call for the construction of a new, more modern local transfer station.
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4. : Residents will be asked to approve a multi-million dollar project that calls for the reconstruction of The Glover School.
Here are the unofficial results, posted at Abbot Hall:
Question 1 - Old Town House renovations:
Precinct P1 P2 P3 P4 P5 P6 P7 TOTAL Yes 476 269 255 365 413 439 313 2,530 No 426 449 399 551 525 576 641 3,567Question 2 - Landfill Cap:
Question 3 - Transfer Station:
Precinct P1 P2 P3 P4 P5 P6 P7 TOTAL Yes 481 371 350 500 596 646 472 3,416 No 410 352 296 417 323 327 475 2,600Question 4 - Glover School project:
Precinct P1 P2 P3 P4 P5 P6 P7 TOTAL Yes 429 312 313 511 716 729 384 3,394 No 475 412 348 411 238 295 573 2,752
Marblehead Patch would like to thank all of the town residents who made it out to the polls today.
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