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June 2022 Election Results

School Budget Passed - Termath Elected to City Council - McAdam will Face Lanigan for District 141 Seat School Budget Referendum Sanford and Springvale voters officially adopted the 2022/23 school budget on Tuesday, by a vote of 1,020 to 321. Almost as many voted to continue the school budget referendum process for another three years. The tally was 985 to 345. City Council Michael W. Termath has been elected to fill the vacant seat on the City Council left by…
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John “Jack” McAdam: Democratic Primary Candidate for State Representative, District 141

The two candidates running in the June 14, 2022, Democratic Party primary for State Representative, District 141, were asked to submit up to 300 words on their background and qualifications, and up to 500 words on their legislative priorities, and how they would work to achieve them if elected. District 141 includes most (but not all) of Springvale, and part of Sanford. See the map at the bottom of the page. The winner of the primary will face off against…
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Patty (Plumber) Kidder: Democratic Primary Candidate for State Representative, District 141

The two candidates running in the June 14, 2022, Democratic Party primary for State Representative, District 141, were asked to submit up to 300 words on their background and qualifications, and up to 500 words on their legislative priorities, and how they would work to achieve them if elected. District 141 includes most (but not all) of Springvale, and part of Sanford. See the map at the bottom of the page. The winner of the primary will face off against…
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Dennis Woodruff: Candidate for City Council

The three candidates to fill the vacant seat on the City Council were asked to submit a statement of 500 words or less on what they think are the three greatest challenges facing Sanford and how they would address those challenges as a member of the City Council. They were asked to be as specific as possible. As a candidate for a position on the City Council, I have been asked to provide a statement relating to what issues I…
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Nathan Hitchcock: Candidate for City Council

The three candidates to fill the vacant seat on the City Council were asked to submit a statement of 500 words or less on what they think are the three greatest challenges facing Sanford and how they would address those challenges as a member of the City Council. They were asked to be as specific as possible. While I think our city is well on its way to success, I think we can make more progress by focusing on our key challenges.…
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