Politics & Government
Evans Tops Ticket In Natick Select Board Race
Bruce Evans won the race with 38.11%, while Kathryn Coughlin also earned a seat with 34.88%.

NATICK, MA - Natick elected two new members to the Select Board Tuesday, Bruce Evans and Kathryn Coughlin, in a three-person race.
Longtime Select Board members Sue Salamoff and Richard Jennett did not seek reelection this year, creating a unique opportunity for Natick to elect two new members simultaneously.
Evans bested Coughlin by 175 votes, garnering 2,064 of the 3,276 ballots cast, equaling 38.11%. Coughlin earned 1,889 votes, or 34.88%. Cody Jacobs came in third and failed to win a seat, receiving 1,446 votes, or 26.7%.
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Unofficial town result show that 13.63% of registered voters turned out for the spring election.
In other election news, voters overwhelmingly approved a charter amendment concerning how members of the Natick Housing Authority are elected by a nearly 94.5% margin. The amendment, which was proposed at the Natick 2021 Fall Annual Town Meeting, stated that there should be five members serving for five-year terms and elected in a staggered fashion so that one member's term shall expire each year. The vote was 2,799-164.
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