Election 2014

Submitted by State Representative Ken Gordon Editor’s Note: With apologies from The Bedford Citizen for our delay in posting this message Thank

By Julie McCay Turner You are quite possibly one of Bedford’s 5,664 voters who participated in Tuesday’s election, but the election didn’t

With thanks to Bedford’s Town Clerk Doreen Tremblay, and the scores of election workers who helped make today’s election possible.

Compiled by The Bedford Citizen Whether it’s today’s mild sunshine, an important race, a closely-watched ballot question, or simply the vaunted “ground

By Meredith McCulloch Voters are starting to see advertising on either side of the ballot questions on this year’s November 4 ballot.

Compiled by The Bedford Citizen Sharing information about candidates and issues is central to the mission of The Bedford Citizen. Democracy is

Submitted by the Committee to Re-elect Representative Ken Gordon State Representative Ken Gordon (D-Bedford) opened his re-election campaign at the Burlington American

Submitted by the Committee to Elect Ken Gordon The Committee to Elect Ken Gordon invites voters from Bedford and Burlington to help

Compiled by The Bedford Citizen Of Bedford’s 9,585 registered voters, 1,828 (19.07%)  took part in Tuesday’s Massachusetts Primary election.

By Julie McCay Turner Candidates and campaigners gathered outside John Glenn Middle School earlier today to greet voters and friends, and perhaps

Compiled by The Bedford Citizen The Citizen greatly appreciates the support of Bedford’s Democratic and Republican Town Committees in bringing forward information

By Joy Kennen, Member Bedford Republican Town Committee The following candidates will be elected in the 2014 REPUBLICAN PRIMARY on September 9.

By Doris Smith, Member Bedford Democratic Town Committee A debate among four of the five Democratic Primary candidates running for the US

Compiled by The Bedford Citizen A debate among Democratic candidates for the 6th Congressional seat will be held On Thursday August 14,

Compiled by The Bedford Citizen Because there were no contested races, there were no surprise winners among the 299 votes cast in

Voting in Bedford’s 2014 Town Election: It’s fun, it’s free and it’s important!

The Bedford Citizen is proud to continue its tradition of presenting information about candidates running for office in this year’s Town Election

Compiled by The Bedford Citizen The Bedford Citizen is proud to continue its tradition of presenting information about candidates running for office

By Meredith McCulloch Friday, February 14 is the last day for residents to register to vote in the Town Election on March

Compiled by The Bedford Citizen Town Clerk Doreen Tremblay has released the final list of candidates who will appear on the March

By Meredith McCulloch On January 7 about fifty citizens braved 13-degree weather and stiff winds to nominate candidates at the Town Caucus

By Meredith McCulloch Two long-term board members will be stepping down from elected boards when their terms expire in March. John Linz

By  Meredith McCulloch Two Selectmen whose terms expire in March will seek another term. At the December 2 Selectmen’s meeting Mike Rosenberg

By Meredith McCulloch Citizens interested in running for office next March will find two ways to place their name on the ballot.