"One of Russellville’s greatest challenges is creating a clear path for sustainable growth. Economic development, housing, infrastructure, and opportunities for our young people are all connected. "My approach would begin with listening to citizens, local businesses, city employees, and community…
(Alaska Beacon) — If Republican U.S. Sen. Dan Sullivan wins re-election, Alaska’s ranked choice runoff system may deserve part of the credit. Early Wednesday morning results published by the Alaska Division of Elections show Democratic challenger Mary Peltola leading Sullivan by…
In November, Yountville voters will choose between incumbents and several candidates new to politics in a heated election that will determine the future direction of the Town Council. Alongside them on the Nov. 3 ballot are Joe Tagliaboschi, Mohler’s only challenger,…
OXFORD, CT — Oxford voters will choose state and federal officials Tuesday, Nov. 3, and decide whether to adopt a proposed town charter revision. Candidates and party lines below appear on the Oxford sample ballot. Click linked names to read completed Patch…
Two Watsonville City Council races remained too close to call Tuesday night, with incumbent Casey Clark holding a narrow lead in District 5 and Ed Acosta ahead of former Councilwoman Nancy Bilicich in District 7. The winner of the District 5 race will…
Bob Inglis wins a ninth term, a tight three-way battle decides Ward 3 and a newcomer vaults into regional seat Jason Brass celebrated his mayoral win with his supporters at the The Red Harp Pub in Acton on Oct. 26. Halton Hills…
Editor's note: This is one in a series of articles previewing key contested City of Charleston races in the 2026 general election. Below are details about a contested race for the Charleston City Council seat for Ward 18. More information about the…
WINDSOR LOCKS/EAST WINDSOR, CT — Election Day is only one of the votes ahead this week. East Windsor holds a town meeting on road funding, while Windsor Locks prepares to change Town Hall hours. Here are five things to know…
DARIEN, CT — On Nov. 3, residents cast their votes for several key federal and state positions, including the office of governor, Congress, state senate and state representative. Here's all the information you need to know: Polls will be open from 6 a.m.
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