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Chelmsford Patch Election Guide 2012

The candidates, voting information and issues that will be affecting Chelmsford

 

As we look ahead to November’s elections, Chelmsford Patch is devoted to bring you the information you need about every race in town.

Also make sure to check out sample ballots attached to this page for various precincts throughout town

Races (Incumbents in Italics)

Sherriff (Koutoujian appointed, election to fill vacancy)

Peter Koutoujian (D-Waltham) vs. Ernesto Petrone (I-Everett) 

Clerk of Courts

Michael Sullivan (D-Cambridge)

Registrar of Deeds

Richard Howe Jr. (D-Lowell)

State House of Representatives

Second Middlesex: Jim Arciero (D-Westford) vs. Val Wormell (R-Westford)

Fourteenth Middlesex: Cory Atkins (D-Concord) vs. Michael Benn (R-Concord)

Sixteenth Middlesex: Thomas Golden (D-Lowell)

Seventeenth Middlesex: David Nangle (D-Lowell) vs. Martin Burke (R-Lowell)

State Senate

Third Middlesex: Sandi Martinez (R-Chelmsford) vs. Michael Barrett (D-Lexington)

Governor's Council

Third District: Marilyn Devaney (D-Watertown) vs. Tom Sheff (I-Newton)

U.S. House of Representatives

Third District: Niki Tsongas (D-Lowell) vs. Jon Golnik (R-Carlisle) 

U.S Senate

Scott Brown (R-Wrentham) vs. Elizabeth Warren (D-Cambridge)

U.S. President and Vice President

 

Ballot Issues

Ballot Question 1: Right to Repair Initiative

Ballot Question 2: Death with Dignity Initiative

Ballot Question 3: Medical Marijuana Initiative 

Ballot Question 4: Corporate Personhood/Political Spending Initiative (non-binding, not statewide)

Related Topics: 2012 Election Guide

Jody Hensley

10:05 pm on Monday, November 5, 2012

Take 3 Minutes to Learn More about Question 3 at:
http://mavotenoonquestion3.com/question-3-in-3-minutes/

Question 3 is a "Wolf in Sheep's Clothing" warn citizens in California and Colorado where pot stores have proliferated under a law similar to the one proposed here. The language in this 6-page law includes "other conditions" which allows virtually anyone to get a marijuana recommendation for any reason. There can be 35 pot stores in the first year, but there is no upper limit in the law. This is the LEAST RESTRICTIVE marijuana law in New England. With an undefined 60-day supply, amounting to hundreds of joints, allowed on a person or in a car, theft and diversion to black market sales are inevitable. Home grow sites are already subject to criminal break-ins in neighborhoods as close as Rhode Island. And even the Obama administration has called rising levels of youth use and addiction a legitimate public health issue. There has to be a better way to be compassionate.
Please get the details before you vote. To learn about Question 3 go to: www.MaVoteNoOnQuestion3.com

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