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Braintree Election 2021: 18 Candidates Signal Intention To Run
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Mia Bonta Leads State Assembly Special Election
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Louis Gitto was the choice of Stoughton voters defeating Mark Zamanian 702-506. (courtesy of Louis Gitto)
STOUGHTON, MA Stoughton residents elected a familiar face to the select board in Tuesday s special town election.
Louis Gitto will return to the select board after defeating Mark Zamanian 702 votes to 506, according to unofficial results. Gitto has served in town government in several roles over nearly 50 years. That experience includes three terms as a selectman and also serving as a member of the redevelopment authority, finance committee, planning board and master planning committee.
Gitto in his campaign identified getting a new fire station as the town s most important issue. He said the current station on Central Street has been In deplorable shape for a decade or more.
Greenburgh Voters Deciding Democratic Candidate For Supervisor
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In an interview, Braintree Town Councilor Steve Sciascia said he was proud of the progress the town made on its affordable housing plan during his two years in office. (Patch Graphics)
BRAINTREE, MA District 2 Town Councilor Steven Sciascia will not seek re-election in the November town election.
Sciascia announced his decision not to run in a Facebook post on June 9. I believe that District 2 residents will always be served better by a resident and neighbor they trust than by somebody with political experience, so it was never my intention to run for office again and again, Sciascia said in his post. Refusing campaign contributions and not having to worry about re-election campaigns has helped me stay focused on listening to the residents.