Who Has Pulled Nomination Papers To Run For Office in Framingham?

Last updated at 6:30 p.m. on July 12

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FRAMINGHAM – SOURCE will publish a running list of individuals who have pulled nomination papers to be on the ballot later this year.

Today, June 1 was the first day to pull papers.

Framingham will elect Mayor, the entire School Committee, 9 District City Councilors, half the Library Trustees and three of the five Cemetery Trustees in November.

Mayor

• Charlie Sisitsky
• Mayor Yvonne Spicer
• Rick McKenna
• Carlos Valadares

If all four return the nomination papers and they are certified, there will be a preliminary election in September. The top two candidates in September will appear on the November ballot.

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CITY COUNCIL

District 1- Christine Long

District 2 – Cesar Stewart-Morales, Jake Binnall

District 3 – Mary Kate Feeney, Adam Steiner

District 4 – Michael Cannon, Stephanie Deeley, James Pillsbury

District 5 – Noval Alexander, Cheryl Gordon

District 6 – Phil Ottaviani Jr.

District 7 – Magdalena Janus, Eugene Grzywna, Joseph Hansberry, Leora Rose Mallach

District 8 – John Stefanini

District 9 – Edgardo Torres and Tracey Bryant

SCHOOL COMMITTEE

District 1 – Beverly Hugo

District 2 – Ricky Finlay

District 3 – Jennifer Moshe

District 4 – Adam Freudberg

District 5 – Priscila Sousa

District 6 – Valerie V. Ottaviani 

District 7 – Tiffanie Maskell

District 8 – Jessica Barnhill

District 9 – William LaBarge

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LIBRARY TRUSTEE

There are six 4-year term seats available. Thus far, seven individuals have pulled papers.

• Ruth Winett
• Steven Malchman
• Heather Klish
• Isabella Petroni
• Andrew I. Machkasov
• Trent Matthew Fortner
• Jenny Dimouro Dearcangeus
• Heather E.E. Woods
• Leslie White Harvey

CEMETERY TRUSTEE

There are three 4-year term seats available. Thus far, one person has pulled papers.

• Dennis Cardiff
• Nick Paganella
• Julie Ann Dickson-Ferrari

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SOURCE has published its election guide.

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SOURCE also launches a political discussion group on Facebook today.

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