Thursday, September 6, 2012
Breakdown of the November Primary ballot, and more information on how voting works. Polls open from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m.
The polls are open from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. today for voting on the 2011 Town Election. Mouse over the map for more information on the polling locations indicated by pins. If you're not sure which precinct you are in, check the "Where do I vote, MA" site and input your address. To cast your votes, go to the check-in table at your polling place and tell the poll worker your street, house number and then name (in that order). They will hand you a ballot and provide you with your instructions. If you are not listed but should be, you need to fill in a "Provisional Ballot." Poll workers will have more information. Scroll down to find each candidate listed on the ballot. Selectmen first, then Trustees of the Public Library, School Committee, …
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190 Harvard St, Brookline, MA
Precinct 10 – John W. Kickham Apartments
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90 Longwood Ave, Brookline, MA
Precinct 3 - Theresa Morse Apts.
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Brookline Senior Center
93 Winchester St, Brookline, MA
Precinct 9
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Coolidge Corner Branch Library
31 Pleasant St, Brookline, MA
Precinct 2
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Hammond Street Fire Station
962 Hammond St, Chestnut Hill, MA
Precinct 15 – Fire Station #6, 962 Hammond Street
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Putterham Branch Library
959 W Roxbury Pky, Chestnut Hill, MA
Precinct 16
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43 Hawes St, Brookline, MA
Precinct 1 - Wheelock College (Monmouth St. entrance)
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61 Park St, Brookline, MA
Precinct 7 – Arthur A. O'Shea House
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Driscoll School
64 Westbourne Ter, Brookline, MA
Precinct 11 – Driscoll School, New Gymnasium, Washington Street Entrance
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Brookline High School
115 Greenough St, Brookline, MA
Precinct 6, Precinct 11 (Temporary location) – Shluntz Gym
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Newbury College
129 Fisher Ave, Brookline, MA
Precinct 13 (Temporary Location) – Newbury College Auditorium, 129 Fisher Avenue
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Brookline Town Hall
333 Washington St, Brookline, MA
Precinct 4 - Room 103
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Devotion School
345 Harvard St, Brookline, MA
Precinct 8 – Devotion School Gymnasium, Stedman Street Entrance
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Heath Elementary School
100 Eliot St, Chestnut Hill, MA
Precinct 14 – Heath School Gymnasium, 100 Eliot Street
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Lincoln School
19 Kennard Rd, Brookline, MA
Precinct 5
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Wednesday, September 5, 2012
Brown, who is running on the Lyndon LaRouche Democratic slate, ran against Barney Frank in the 2010 primary election.
As we gear up for Thursday's primary, Patch wants readers to stay informed as they head to the voting booths. We recently sent out questionnaires to all the Fourth Congressional District candidates. Below are responses from Democratic candidate Rachel Brown: Name : Ms. Rachel Elizabeth Brown Age : 31 Place of residence : Quincy, MA Attended college : Yes College : Edmonds Community College Degree : none Year of graduation : Didn't graduate Job titles held : N/A Employers : N/A Party affiliation : Democrat Running for a: Federal office Running for position: Representative in Congress Chamber/district: 4th Congressional District Incumbent: No Previous elective offices : Precinct Committee Officer Unsuccessful bids for elective offices : …
Friday, August 17, 2012
The Democrats, who will face off in the Sept. 6 state primary, participated in an NECN debate last night.
As the clock ticks down to the Sept. 6 state primary, Fourth Congressional District candidates squared off for a third time this week in a debate held last night at New England Cable News in Newton. Joe Kennedy III, Herb Robinson and Rachel Brown sat down with NECN's Jim Braude, who hosts the news network's "Broadside with Jim Braude". The 30-minute debate included topics around deficit spending, medical marijuana and what qualifications the candidates brought to the table. To view last night's debate, visit the NECN website. The subject of Kennedy's experience came up in a debate on "Broadside" last month with the Fourth District Republican candidates. David Steinhof, Elizabeth Childs and Sean Bielat argued that Kennedy has not spent …
A roundup of endorsements (so far) in the race for Barney Frank's seat.
With less than three weeks to go before the state primary, Fourth Congressional District candidates are touting each endorsement they get in hopes of winning over voters. The Fourth District seat, which stretches from Brookline all the way down to Fall River, will be open at the end of this term following the retirement from 16-term Congressman Barney Frank. Newton Patch reached out to the campaigns for all six candidates vying for a shot at the Fourth District seat to see where they stand with endorsements so far. Below is a round-up of who is supporting who: Elizabeth Childs In her recent debate appearance on New England Cable News, Brookline resident Elizabeth Childs noted her recent endorsements from former Massachusetts Governors …
Wednesday, August 15, 2012
Joseph Kennedy III, Herb Robinson, Rachel Brown, Sean Bielat, Elizabeth Childs and David Steinhof were on hand to discuss jobs, the economy, health care and taxes.
Voters heard a variety of different views from both sides of the political isle Tuesday night at Stonehill College in Easton when Democratic and Republican candidates for the 4th Congressional District squared off in seperate debate forums. Editor-in-Chief of The Herald News and Taunton Daily Gazette Lisa Strattanand moderated the event, which was hosted by the Martin Institute at Stonehill. Questions came from a panel made up of WGBH Boston political reporter Adam Reilly, WCVB-TV political reporter Sean Kelly and Herald News editorial page editor Aaron Frechette. Chloe Gotsis of the Newton Tab stepped in for Frechette during the later Republican debate. In the first round, Democrats Rachel Brown, Joseph Kennedy III and Herb Robinson …
Friday, June 29, 2012
What do you think about the Supreme Court's decision? See what some local pols, who are running for Barney Frank's seat, had to say.
With so many names vying for the Fourth Congressional District seat, there is likely to be a variety of candidate opinions when it comes to the U.S. Supreme Court's (SCOTUS) health care ruling yesterday. On June 28, the court decided 5-4 to uphold the mandate for individuals to purchase health insurance, the most controversial component of the Affordable Care Act. We heard what Senate candidate Elizabeth Warren and U.S. Sen. Scott Brown had to say, but what about the Massachusetts politicos running for Barney Frank's seat? Here are statements from some of the Fourth District candidates: Brookline resident and Democrat Joe Kennedy III called the decision "a victory for this country", noting in his statement that his uncle (Sen. Ted …
Monday, February 13, 2012
Rachel Brown announced her candidacy on Friday, Feb. 10.
North Quincy Democrat and former Barney Frank challenger Rachel Brown announced late last week she plans to run again for the Fourth Congressional District seat. Brown, 30, announced her candidacy on Feb. 10 and is part of the national slate of candidates for Lyndon Larouche's Political Action Committee (LaRouche PAC). In a press release issued by her campaign, Brown not only challenges Republicans, but also fellow Democrats, saying the country faces "abominable unemployment, dire budget problems, an imminent threat of war, and a clinically insane president." When Brown faced Frank in the 2010 Democratic primary, she received more than 10,000 votes in the district, or roughly 20 percent of the total votes cast. Along with Brown, …
MoonBeamWatcher
8:43 pm on Wednesday, August 22, 2012
IF the Democrats are so demanding to see Mitts Tax Returns why not DEMAND BHO or is it Barrack Soeto unSEAL all the Records regular folks must show for employment? Courses taken Financial Compensation received (Foreign Student, aid) Did he commit FRAUD since he wan't Foreign Born or because he said he NEVER was know by any other name then Barry H. Obamma. more ›