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Your 2023 Natick town-wide election candidates

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Those seeking town-wide office in Natick had until Jan. 10  to collect 25 signatures of registered Natick voters in support of their candidacy and turn in their nomination papers to the Town Clerk.

Below is the list of those willing to contribute their time and talents to the town’s local government. Incumbents are listed first in alphabetical order, and then new candidates are listed in alphabetical order.

The election will take place on Tuesday, March 28.

There will be vote by mail/absentee voting and election day voting, but no in-person early voting. Vote by mail applications are available.

Select Board (2 for 3-year terms)
  • Richard Sidney (candidate for re-election)
  • Kat Monahan
  • Kristen Pope
  • Roger Scott

School Committee (2 for 3-year terms)

  • Donna McKenzie  (candidate for re-election)
  • Matthew Brand
  • Kate Flathers
  • Leigh Preston Hallisey

Planning Board (1 for 5-year term)

  • Teresa Evans  (candidate for re-election)

Board of Assessors (1 for 3-year term)

  • Wendy J. Curran-Elassy

Board of Health (1 for 3-year term)

  • Karla Hope Sangrey  (candidate for re-election)

Recreation and Parks Commission (2 for 3-year terms)

  • Barbara Fahey Sanchez  (candidate for re-election)

Morse Institute Library Trustees (5 for 5-year terms)

  • Kathleen Donovan  (candidate for re-election)
  • Carol Gloff  (candidate for re-election)
  • Gerald Mazor  (candidate for re-election)
  • Sally McCoubrey  (candidate for re-election)
  • Thomas Hourihan
  • Anna McMahan

Natick Housing Authority (1 for 5-year term)

  • David Ciminelli

Natick Housing Authority (1 for 3-year term)

Constable (2 for 2-year terms)

Natick Town Meeting

Natick Town Meeting has 180 members—18 from each of the 10 precincts. Every year one-third of the Town Meeting members are up for re-election and if there are vacancies those will also be on the ballot. Incumbents must file an intent to run in the Town Clerk’s office by Tuesday, Jan. 31. New candidates need to take out nomination papers in the Town Clerk’s office. Nomination papers for new candidates require 10 signatures from registered voters in their precinct. Nomination papers are available now and are due back to the by Tuesday, Feb 7.

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