Politics & Government
ICYMI: Tabenki, Brand Win School Comm: Natick Election Results
There were three contested races in 2018 in Natick. Find the election results here.

NATICK, MA — Natick voters headed to the polls this year on Tuesday, March 27, for the annual town election, casting their votes in several categories for town positions.
This year, there were three contested races, for Morse Institute Trustees, School Committee, Constable.
There were 5,685 ballots cast out of 22,680 registered voters, making that 25.1 percent of the voters.
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Below, find the winners (marked with a "W") and voter numbers:
Board of Selectmen (1 three-year term):
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Jonathan H. Freedman: 4,022 votes (W)
School Committee (2 three year terms):
Lisa S. Tabenki : 2,813 votes (W)
Matthew Brand: 3,255 votes (W)
James P. Hannon: 1,719 votes
Planning Board (1 Five Year Term):
Teresa M. Evans: 3,843 votes (W)
Board of Assessors (1 Three Year Term):
Molly K. Reed: 3,763 votes (W)
Board of Health (1 Three Year Term):
Peter A. Delli Colli : 3,911 votes (W)
Recreation and Parks (Two Three Year Terms):
Kelly L. McPherson: 3,901 votes (W)
Morse Institute Trustees (Five Five Year Terms):
Kathleen Donovan: 3,097 votes (W)
Elliot M. Goodman: 2,916 votes (W)
Joesph A. Keefe: 3,274 votes (W)
Gerald Mazor: 2,539 votes (W)
Sally L. McCoubrey: 2,878 votes (W)
Saul S. Beaumont: 1,454 votes
Constable (One One Year Term):
Todd M. Gillenwater: 2,147 votes (W)
Jere Munro : 1,142 votes
Question 1 (KMS Bldg):
Yes: 4,830 votes (85 percent) - WINNER
No: 811 votes (20.1 percent)
Question 2 (Charter):
Yes: 3,803 votes (66.9 percent) - WINNER
No: 723 votes (12.7 percent)
Question 4 (Charter):
Yes: 3,358 votes (59.1 percent) - WINNER
No: 891 votes (14.2 percent)
Question 5 (Charter):
Yes: 3,467 votes (61 percent) - WINNER
No: 947 votes
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