Medford election update
There are just under 200 ballots left to be counted for the Medford 2025 municipal election.
Election 2025
Candidates guide for 2025 Medford election.
Medford unofficial election results
These are the unofficial results released by the Medford Elections Commission.
Medford voters rally around zoning, better help in schools
Gotta Know Medford intern Daisy Levine spoke with voters at the polls tonight to find out what was important to them and their families. Here is her report. The local election can be generally split into two groups — one calling themselves Our Revolution Medford, boasting membership of five incumbents, and
Election Day: Reports from the polls
The polls are open until 8pm tonight. You still have plenty of time to have your say.
10 Medford City Council candidates have their say
Election Day is Tuesday, Nov. 4 so see what your candidates had to say on a wide variety of topics.
School Committee candidates have their say in Medford
Early voting has already started but Election Day is Nov. 4. Find out where your School Committee candidates stand on a variety of issues.
New Medford charter will be on the ballot
If enacted, the new Charter will change the makeup of the City Council and the role of the mayor on the School Committee and will create term limits for the position of mayor.
Medford Dems hosting candidate nights Oct. 16 and 23
All candidates running for mayor, the School Committee and the City Council have been invited to participate.
Medford preliminary election knocks out Buldini, Schiapelli, and McDonald
The unofficial results from the Sept. 16 Preliminary Election are in.
Meet School Committee candidate Michael Mastrubouni
How many years have you lived in Medford? My family moved to Fulton Heights in 2021 after eight years in Somerville and nearly a decade in Boston. My wife and I both came to the area for college in 2004 and chose to raise our family here. Our son Lincoln
Meet School Committee candidate Dr. Lisa Kingsley
How many years have you lived in Medford? I’ve lived in Medford for 12 years with my husband, David, and our three children, all of whom attend Medford Public Schools. Please describe your professional background and education. I began my career as a special education teacher in New York
