| Town of Lisbon State Referendum Annual Candidate & Municipal Referendum |
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| November 3, 2016 | ||||||||
| Results for Federal & State Candidates | Results for State Referendum Questions | |||||||
| For President | Total | Question 1: Legalize Marijuana | ||||||
| Clinton, Hillary & Kaine, Timothy | D | 1697 | YES | 2423 | ||||
| Johnson, Gary & Weld, Bill | L | 281 | NO | 2456 | ||||
| Stein, Jill & Garaka, Ajamu | G | 83 | Blanks | 66 | ||||
| Trump, Donald & Pence, Michael | R | 2749 | ||||||
| Declared Write-ins | 17 | |||||||
| Blanks | 119 | Question 2: Public Education Fund | ||||||
| YES | 2363 | |||||||
| For Rep To Congress | NO | 2416 | ||||||
| Cain, Emily | D | 1998 | Blanks | 66 | ||||
| Poliquin, Bruce | R | 2759 | ||||||
| Blanks | 172 | |||||||
| Question 3: Guns/Require Background Checks | ||||||||
| For State Senator | YES | 1826 | ||||||
| District 22 | NO | 3072 | ||||||
| Fochtmann, Richard | D | 1269 | Blanks | 47 | ||||
| Mason, Garrett | R | 3463 | ||||||
| Blanks | 214 | |||||||
| Questions 4: Raise Minimum Wage | ||||||||
| For Rep To the Legislature | YES | 2250 | ||||||
| District 56 | NO | 2625 | ||||||
| Gaison, Scott | D | 1978 | Blanks | 70 | ||||
| Mason, Gina | R | 2731 | ||||||
| Blanks | 237 | |||||||
| Question 5: Ranked Choice Voting | ||||||||
| For Register Of Probate | YES | 2344 | ||||||
| Androscoggin County | NO | 2479 | ||||||
| Reynolds, Thomas | D | 2087 | Blanks | 122 | ||||
| Said, Joanna | R | 2427 | ||||||
| Blanks | 432 | |||||||
| Question 6: Transportation Bond | ||||||||
| For County Commissioner | YES | 2647 | ||||||
| District 4 | NO | 2170 | ||||||
| Lary, Isaiah | R | 3988 | Blanks | 128 | ||||
| Blanks | 958 | |||||||
| Results for Municipal Candidates | Results for Municipal Referendum Questions | |||||||
| For Council At Large | Total | Question 1: Bond Front End Loader | ||||||
| Donald Russell Fellows | 2077 | YES | 2240 | |||||
| Christopher Brunelle | 2109 | NO | 2332 | |||||
| For Council District 1 | Question 2: Bond Paving Projects | |||||||
| Eric Glen Metivier | 755 | YES | 2586 | |||||
| James Jay Harriman | 464 | NO | 1978 | |||||
| Mark Curtis Lunt | 858 | |||||||
| For Council District 2 | Queston 3: Charter Amdt School Capital Equip | |||||||
| Kris Allen Crawford | 1164 | YES | 2635 | |||||
| Michael Ray Hebert | 898 | NO | 2063 | |||||
| For School Committee 3 Year | ||||||||
| Paula Jean Jefferies | 2221 | Queston 4: Charter Amdt Planning Bd Review | ||||||
| Traci Jo Austin | 3017 | YES | 3310 | |||||
| NO | 1381 | |||||||
| (Note: Vote Two Number s/b double) | ||||||||
| For Water Commission | Question 5: Charter Amdt Muni. Capital Equip | |||||||
| William Alex Bauer | 4613 | YES | 2797 | |||||
| NO | 1819 | |||||||
| State & Municipal Ballots Cast: | 4946 | |||||||
| Registered Voters: | 6522 | |||||||
| Warden: Rick Roberts | Election Clerks | Election Clerks | ||||||
| Deputy Warden: Jeannie Fournier | Phyllis Greim | Andrea Metayer | ||||||
| Dot Smith | Peggy Ganong | |||||||
| Registrars | Jo-Jean Keller | Karen Hanlon | ||||||
| Richard Main | Camille Booker | Lorraine Dunn | ||||||
| Gwen Michel | Ginny Barden | Monique Gayton | ||||||
| Dan Michel | Mary DeGroft | Liz Sawyer | ||||||
| Jody Durisko | Addie Yenco | Pat Tardiff | ||||||
| Victoria Baldwin-Wilson | Ora Madden | Cindy Roberts | ||||||
| Katie Church | Julie Ann Baumer | William Twigg | ||||||
| Marie Hale | Bertrand Levesque | Rick Rioux | ||||||
| Sandy Pomerleau | Donna Stewart | Linda Douglass | ||||||
| Sheila Gray | Robert Jordan | |||||||
| Laura Jones | Mary Ann Adams | |||||||
| Respectfully Submitted, | ||||||||
| Attest: | ||||||||
| Twila Lycette, CMC/CCM/MMC | ||||||||
| Lisbon Town Clerk | ||||||||
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Wednesday, November 9, 2016
Election Results for November 8, 2016
Tuesday, November 8, 2016
GOPDD: Anonymous FBI Sources: FBI Agents Just Surprised Comey With New Hillary Crimes
by Harry Hibbs
FBI agents say the bureau is alarmed over Director James Comey deciding not to suggest that the Justice Department prosecute Hillary Clinton over her mishandling of classified information.
According to Angrypatriotmovement:
Clinton didn’t want the FBI to be the center of attention on election day. However, more agents are speaking out.
A MUST READ: http://gopthedailydose.com/2016/11/08/anonymous-fbi-sources-fbi-agents-just-surprised-comey-new-hillary-crimes/
Monday, November 7, 2016
Sunday, November 6, 2016
GOPDD: Criminal President Obama Encourages Illegal Aliens to Vote – Promises No Repercussions (VIDEO)
by Clyde
When readers first sent this to us we thought, no way, not even Obama would be this lawless.
But we were wrong.
Barack Obama openly called on illegal aliens to vote in Tuesday’s election.
This whole administration is lawless!
They lie at every turn.
They lied to get Obamacare passed.
They lied about Benghazi.
They lied about Hillary’s private server and emails.
And now they are calling on illegal aliens to vote.
The video comes from Cavuto.
TO WATCH VIDEO: http://gopthedailydose.com/2016/11/06/criminal-president-obama-encourages-illegal-aliens-vote-promises-no-repercussions-video/
MONKEY SEE MONKEY DO!!!!!!!
It is time for the people to
look at how the Town Council votes. This
should provide facts for the people to see which Councilors are putting the
best interest of the community first when they vote on agenda items.
Please think about this when
you vote on Tuesday, November 8th.
But wait a minute; this
cannot be done because the Town Council’s votes are, for the majority of the
time, unanimous. In the last year, only
two Councilors voted against an agenda item.
Councilor Klobe and Councilor Crafts did not vote with the group only once
in a year.
This is an indication that
everyone is playing well together. But
is this true? Councilor Cote voted
against the group close to 90% of the time.
Councilor Cote ALWAYS put the best interest of the town ahead of
everything where other Councilors put their personal agenda before the
community.
We need Councilors who are
not afraid to vote for the community first and friendships second. This should always be the measuring stick for
a Councilor and not if he plays well with others. When considering how good a Council is; a
review of his voting record should be the only yardstick. Today, it cannot be done because they ALWAYS
vote unanimous and therefore there is no way to measure which Councilors puts the
community first.
We need to vote for the
Councilors that will ALWAYS put the best interest of our community first. Currently, we know that Councilors Meteiver
and Brunelle vote personal agenda and NOT what are in the best interest of the
town.
VOTE
Larry Fillmore
THE HEIGHT OF STUPIDITY!!!
At Tuesday night’s Town Council meeting, I witness the
height of stupidity. Our previous
Finance Director, Mr. Edward Karass, briefed the Town Council on what are good financial
practices and what are financial bad practices. He was trying to explain how our town got into
the financial fix the town was in and what can be done to get the town out of
debit. One of the areas to correct was to eliminate the practice of lease
to purchase Police cruisers.
The Town Council does a decent job when it comes to
allocating funding for Police cruisers in the town budget. The
funds to purchase these vehicles are allocated in the approved budget. The old process was twofold. Part one is to get a bid for the purchase and
then to borrow funds to pay for the lease to purchase of the cruisers. This adds to the cost of the cruiser and requires the
taxpayer to pay additional fees for leasing. Mr. Karass and I agree that if you allocate
the funding for these vehicles in the budget the town should pay OUTRIGHT for
the purchase of the vehicles. This saves the taxpayers the cost of
leasing and does not increase the town’s debit.
However, Mr. Karass has been gone about a month now and on
Tuesday night the old procedure was back in place by lease to purchase a Police
cruiser. There was no need to go lease
to purchase because the funding had already been approved in the budget. The police budget is roughly two million tax
dollars so there should be sufficient funds to purchase the cruiser OUTRIGHT
and save the town leasing fees.
According to the Town Manager, this is the way it always has been done.
Doing things because we have always done it that way is about
as dump as it comes. Especially after our previous Finance
Director explained why this is a bad practice.
Vice-Chair Metivier stated
that the Town Council would look into the area next year. This is the same answer we have gotten for
the past three years, with no results. It is terrible to have the right
information and then ignore it.
This cruiser has
to be retrofitted with the communication equipment in the vehicle. However, the equipment is for a Crown
Vic and not the SUV the town purchased so there is going to be an additional
cost to transfer the equipment into the new cruiser. The Town Council added an additional cost of
roughly $7,625 to the cost of purchasing the cruiser, which was $25,375.00 to
make it an even $33,000.00. The Town Council
could have used $7,625.00 of forfeiture funds to cover this additional
cost. This is what the forfeiture funds
are designed to be utilized for but none of our Councilors thought of it.
This is the problem with the Council Working Rules. The Council Working Rules eliminate a chance of having a
discussion or dialogue on issues with the Public. Apparently,
the Town Council believes they are smarter than everyone else in town and
therefore does not need to get additional help.
Think about what would happen
if everyone could input data into a problem so that the Town Council had all
the facts in order to make an intelligent decision.
Larry Fillmore
Please call the Town Manager and your Councilors and voice your
concerns about spending your tax dollars when there is no need.
GOPDD: James Comey Drops New Stunning Statement in Regards to Clinton Emails
by Harry Hibbs
With speculation rabidly circling around if Hillary Clinton had new emails that may be damaging, all conjecture can now be laid to rest.
TO READ MORE: http://gopthedailydose.com/2016/11/06/james-comey-drops-new-stunning-statement-regards-clinton-emails/
Rep. Jason Chaffetz (R-UT), who is the Chairman of the House Oversight and Government Reform committee, has just released the following statement that he received from FBI Director James Comey:
TO READ MORE: http://gopthedailydose.com/2016/11/06/james-comey-drops-new-stunning-statement-regards-clinton-emails/
GOPDD: Tim Kaine Doesn’t Think Congress Has the Power to Impeach Hillary Clinton
by Harry Hibbs
Hillary Clinton’s illegal private e-mail server containing classified material was hacked at least 5 times by foreign agents. The FBI has reopened its investigation into her criminal mishandling of government secrets and a separate investigation into her family’s crooked “charity” organization promises an indictment soon. Should Hillary win the presidential election she would almost certainly be impeached, maybe even before she took office.
Her running mate Time Kaine isn’t worried though, he doesn’t believe Congress has the power to impeach a president.
TO READ MORE: http://gopthedailydose.com/2016/11/06/tim-kaine-doesnt-think-congress-power-impeach-hillary-clinton/
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