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Showing posts with label Election Results. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Election Results. Show all posts
Tuesday, March 26, 2013
Northern Maine Scenes-Amazing Grace
Thursday, November 8, 2012
Mr. Doughty Wins For Water Commission Write In
Lisbon town hall had such a difficult time with all the write in names that they did not finish it til Wednesday Morning. What a dedicated crew Thank You
Doughty re-elected with write-in votes in Lisbon
LISBON — Incumbent water commissioner Stan "Chip" Doughty was re-elected to another term with 130 write-in votes in Tuesday's election.
Doughty did not seek re-election and no one else filed for the position, leaving it up to voters to write in their choice. Because of the number of write-in ballots that had to be counted, election workers did not complete the final tally until Wednesday. In addition to Doughty's 130 votes, there were 320 scattered write-ins, Town Clerk Twila Lycette said.
As the referendum question asking voters if they wanted to "dissolve the water department" and have "all functions assumed by the town" was advisory only, the town council will now review the results and hear feedback from residents before making a decision on how to proceed.
Voters narrowly favored the change by a slim 35-vote margin, 2,247-2,212, Lycette said. A total of 4,833 votes were cast. There are 6,512 registered voters in Lisbon.
Wednesday, November 7, 2012
Not Complete; Lisbon Election Results
LISBON — The following results were recorded:
Change elected Budget Advisory Board and replace with appointed Finance Committee
Yes: 2,122
No: 2,053
Androscoggin County Charter
Yes: 2,306
No: 1,842
Dissolve Water Department
Yes: 2,247
No: 2,212
Elected to Town Council, at large, three-year term
Gregg Garrison: 2,174
Eric Metivier: 1,593
Town Council District 1
Mark Lunt: 1,781
Town Council District 2
Dillon Pesce: 1,388
Tyler Golletti: 681
Budget Advisory Board
Dorothy Fitzgerald: 3,713
School Committee
Herbert Reed: 2,134
Kathi Yergin: 2,620
Yes: 2,122
No: 2,053
Androscoggin County Charter
Yes: 2,306
No: 1,842
Dissolve Water Department
Yes: 2,247
No: 2,212
Elected to Town Council, at large, three-year term
Gregg Garrison: 2,174
Eric Metivier: 1,593
Town Council District 1
Mark Lunt: 1,781
Town Council District 2
Dillon Pesce: 1,388
Tyler Golletti: 681
Budget Advisory Board
Dorothy Fitzgerald: 3,713
School Committee
Herbert Reed: 2,134
Kathi Yergin: 2,620
Tuesday, April 10, 2012
Register Today For MHPC's April Luncheon Events - "Getting To Zero"
Please Reserve Your Space Today
If You Have Not Already Registered
The Maine Heritage Policy Center
invites you to attend
“Getting To Zero:
Beginning The Discussion On
Eliminating Maine’s Income Tax”
with
The Honorable H. Sawin Millett, Jr.
Commissioner
Department of Administrative and Financial Services
State of Maine
Mr. J. Scott Moody
Chief Economist
The Maine Heritage Policy Center
Portland
● 12:00 p.m. to 1:30 p.m. ●
Thursday, April 26, 2012
DiMillo’s On the Water
25 Long Wharf, Portland
MHPC Member: $17 per person, inclusive of tax and gratuity.
Non-Member: $22
Non-Member: $22
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● 12:00 p.m. to 1:30 p.m. ●
Friday, April 27, 2012
Sea Dog Brewing Company
Banquet Center
26 Front Street, Bangor
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Non-Member: $22
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For more information, please contact Amanda Clark at aclark@mainepolicy.org
or by phone at 207-321-2550.
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Friday, November 11, 2011
Nasty Norma Is Back In Play
Norma Wells a write in candidate, is the only person willing enough to accept the position vacated on the Budget Advisory Board in Lisbon District Ward 2 with a grand total for four valid votes.
Oh praise Allah for the Eye Rolling Show We All Will See Now...the players are coming to the front!!!
Tuesday, June 14, 2011
Voting Results for Special Referendum & School Budget Validation
Appears MTM will get a new roof but not windows.
Bridge will be repaired on Fisher Road.
Fire Department can do repairs on building.
School budget passes.
With only 10% of the voters casting ballots.
TOWN OF LISBON
SPECIAL
MUNICIPAL REFERENDUM
&
SCHOOL BUDGET VALIDATION REFERENDUM
JUNE
14, 2011
MUNICIPAL
REFERENDUM RESULTS
Ward/Dist
1 Ward/Dist 2 Total
QUESTION
1: MTM Roof Repairs
NO 120 103 223
BLANKS 1 6 7
QUESTION
2: MTM Window Repairs
YES 102 196 298
NO 163 166 329
BLANKS 8 8 16
QUESTION
3 Fisher Road Bridge Repair
YES 165 254 419
NO 104 114 218
BLANKS 4 2 6
QUESTION
4 ET Smith Fire House Siding & Electrical Work
YES 131 203 334
NO 137 162 299
BLANKS 5 5 10
SCHOOL
REFERENDUM RESULTS
QUESTION
1 School Budget
YES 163 248 411
NO 109 120 229
BLANKS 1 2 3
Ballots
Cast: 273 370 643
Registered
Voters: 3170 3293 6463
Ward/District
1 Ward/District 2
Registrar: Margaret
Ganong, Dep.Reg Gwendolyn Michel, Dep. Registrar
Warden:
Sheila Gray, Warden Monique Gayton, Warden
Election
Clerks: Camille Booker Helen Baumer
Karen
Hanlon Dorothy Smith
Robert
Jordan Dona Stewart
Elizabeth
Sawyer Phyllis Greim
Lorraine
Dunn
Tuesday, January 4, 2011
Lisbon Recall Election Vote
District
2 Election Results:
Ballots
Required to be cast to be a valid Election: 607
Ballots
Cast Today: 257
Recall
Bowie Question: YES: 160 NO:
96 Blank: 1
Wednesday, November 3, 2010
Lisbon Election Results November 2, 2010
Lisbon Voting Results
- Total Registered Voters: 6,872*
- Participating Voters: 3,762**
- Total Precincts: 2
- Precincts Reported: 2
| Governor | |||
| Governor | |||
| Eliot R. Cutler (U) | 1,195 | 31.77% | |
| Paul R. LePage (R) | 1,819 | 48.35% | |
| Elizabeth Libby Mitchell (D) | 521 | 13.85% | |
| Shawn H. Moody (U) | 152 | 4.04% | |
| Kevin L. Scott (U) | 75 | 1.99% | |
| Referendum/Bond Issues | |||
| Citizen's Initiative - Oxford County casino | |||
| Yes | 2,211 | 56.93% | |
| No | 1,673 | 43.07% | |
| Bond Question - Increase access to dental care | |||
| Yes | 1,632 | 42.50% | |
| No | 2,208 | 57.50% | |
| Bond Question - Land conservation/working waterfront | |||
| Yes | 1,983 | 51.59% | |
| No | 1,861 | 48.41% | |
| U S Representative 2nd District | |||
| US Representative, 2nd District | |||
| Jason J. Levesque (R) | 1,931 | 50.60% | |
| Michael H. Michaud (D) | 1,885 | 49.40% | |
| Register of Probate | |||
| Androscoggin County Register of Probate | |||
| Joshua Klein-Golden (D) | 1,528 | 42.97% | |
| Wendy S. Sanborn (R) | 2,028 | 57.03% | |
| State Representative | |||
| House District 104 | |||
| Janice Comber (D) | 1,148 | 31.03% | |
| Dale J. Crafts (R) | 2,552 | 68.97% | |
| House District 105 | |||
| Eleanor M. Espling (R) | 63 | 49.61% | |
| David A. Van Wie (D) | 64 | 50.39% | |
| State Senate | |||
| Senate District 17 | |||
| Garrett Paul Mason (R) | 2,406 | 62.87% | |
| John M. Nutting (D) | 1,421 | 37.13% | |
** Number of participating voters is calculated based on the number of people
http://maineelections.bangordailynews.com/?County=A&Town=A_Lisbon
For more detailed election results please click here.
Tuesday, June 8, 2010
Lisbon Voting Results (Preliminary)
Results from Balloting - Lisbon, Maine
District 1 District 2 Total
Governor
McGowan, Patrick K. D 72 82 154
Mitchell, Elizabeth H. D 159 135 294
Richardson, John G. D 15 16 31
Rowe, G. Steven D 40 54 94
Scarcelli, Rosa W. D 83 114 197
Abbott, Steven W. R 30 20 50
Beardsley, William C. R 37 24 61
Jacobson, Matthew C. R 14 11 25
LePage, Paul R. R 227 259 486
Mills, S. Peter R 40 52 92
Otten, Leslie B. R 86 121 207
Poliquin, Bruce R 21 31 52
Representative to Congress
District 2
Michaud, Michael H. D 318 352 670
Levesque, Jason J. R 307 351 658
State Senator
District 17
Nutting, John M. D 325 360 685
Mason, Garrett Paul R 401 466 867
Pack, Russell W. R 28 23 51
Representative to the Legislature
District 104
Comber, Janice D 333 318 651
Crafts, Dale J. R 417 457 874
Representataive to the Legislature
District 105
Van Wie, David A. D 21 21
Espling, Eleanor M. R 12 12
Judge of Probate
Couturier, Robert L. D 186 181 367
Raymond, Laurier T., Jr. R 148 169 317
County Treasurer
Poulin, Robert F. D 320 336 656
Register of Deeds
Chouinard, Tina M. D 319 338 657
Sheriff
Desjardins, Guy P. D 224 222 446
Samson, Eric G. D 132 151 283
District Attorney
District 3
Croteau, Norman R. D 334 343 677
Question #1 Municipal Referendum: "Do you favor approving the Town of Lisbon School Budget
for the upcoming school year that was adopted at the Town Council meeting, May 25, 2010?"
YES 744 744 1,488
NO 369 477 846
Question #2 Municipal Referendum: "If you voted NO, was it because the budget was"
Too High 373 391 764
Too Low 114 164 278
Question #3 Municipal Referendum: "Do you wish to continue t he budget validation referendum
process in the Town of lisbon for an additional three years?"
YES 869 942 1,811
NO 222 245 467
Question #1 State Referendum/People's Veto - Tax Reform
YES 825 907 1732
NO 318 338 656
Question #2 State Referendum/Bond - Invest In Energy Efficiency
YES 605 677 1282
NO 528 560 1088
Question #3 State Referendum/Bond - Transportation Projects
YES 558 647 1205
NO 576 592 1168
Question #4 State Referendum/Bond - Stimulate Economic Development
YES 472 585 1057
NO 656 647 1303
Question #5 State Referendum/Bond - Improve Water Quality
YES 560 618 1178
NO 571 617 1188
Ballots Cast 1,251 1,141 2,392 Lisbon, Me (35%)
District 1 District 2 Total
Registered Voters: 3,367 3,477 6,844
| |||
|---|---|---|---|
Tuesday, April 6, 2010
School Bond Passes
Yes 754
No 120
874 Votes cast
6800 Registered voters
12.8 %
http://lisbonme.org/vertical/Sites/%7B23BCC392-4131-4737-99E0-6C6FCE7FB2A2%7D/uploads/%7BB76608C5-4D2F-4C06-AAC6-7A1ABDC48BF8%7D.PDF
Scroll down a little to view the results, what is said at the top is kind of out dated.
Update 4/8/10
They got it corrected now, click here to VIEW.
Monday, February 1, 2010
Lisbon Elected Officials
Article and photo by Paula Caron
Philip W. Sugg Middle School
Student Media Group Reporter.
Pictured (l-r) George Caron, Kathi Yergin and Pete Reed.
“I am thankful for being elected to the School Board, shared Kathi Yergin. "Due to budget cuts, the School Committee will be to working very hard to keep staff and programs up and running in the schools. I am fortunate to be working with a Superintendent who's beliefs are the same as mine. I hope to work with other committees in the Town of Lisbon in an effort to better understand the issues of the Town as a whole. My concern is for the current students of Lisbon, and the future of students, who will someday attend the Lisbon School System.”
Wednesday, November 4, 2009
Tuesday, November 3, 2009
Preliminary Results
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