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Election Commission
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2026 Vote By Mail Application
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Important Upcoming Dates:
For further information contact the Newton Election Commission at (617) 796-1350 or by e-mail at elections@newtonma.gov
Voter Registration Status
Where Do I Vote?
Map of All Polling Locations
EARLY VOTING DATES for September 1, 2026 State Primary:
Saturday 8/22: 11am - 5pm
Sunday 8/23: 11am - 5pm
Monday 8/24: 8:30am - 5pm
Tuesday 8/25: 8:30am - 8pm
Wednesday 8/26: 8:30am - 5pm
Thursday 8/27: 8:30am - 5pm
Friday 8/28: 8:30am - 5pm
Important State Primary Dates to Remember:
Voter Registration Deadline (last day to register to vote): Saturday, August 22, 2026 at 5pm
Vote by Mail Application Deadline: Tuesday, August 25, 2026 at 5pm
Upcoming Election Races:
Link to Newton City Hall election page for detailed info.
Action: We have Contested Races for Newton 2026
Forum to meet the candidates coming later this summer/fall.
Incumbent
US Senate:
US Senator: Ed Markey
Congressman Seth Moulton
US Congress:
Congressman Jake Auchincloss
Jason Poulos
STATEHOUSE
** all 6 are incumbents
Gov: Maura Healey
Lt Gov: Kim Driscoll
Attorney General: Andrea Joy Campbell
Sec of State: William F Galvin
Treasurer: Deborah Goldberg
Auditor: Diana DiZoglio
Governor's Council
*Mara Dolan
Margie Palledino
District Attorney:
*DA Marian Ryan
David Solet
State Senator:
Senate Majority Leader -Senator Cindy Creem
State Reps :
St Rep Amy Sangiolo- 11th Middlesex Seat
St Rep Greg Schwartz- 12th Middlesex Seat
State Rep. 10th Middlesex seat
*State Rep John Lawn
Councilor Alison Leary
Ballot Questions
The final ballot questions for the 2026 Election are now available.
As you all know, the State Committee voted to oppose Question 3, "All Party Primary," which would replace separate Democratic and Republican primaries with a single primary for all candidates. In this, the top two finishers, regardless of party, would advance to the general election.
If passed, this would put smaller candidates at a significant disadvantage over those with more money and means.
The State Committee also voted to support Question 4, "Election Day Registration," to allow anyone to register and vote on the same day.
POLL OPEN 7:00 AM
POLLS CLOSE 8:00 PM
VOTED BALLOTS MUST BE RECEIVED IN THE CLERK'S OFFICE NO LATER THAN 8:00 PM ON ELECTION NIGHT.
U.S. House:
Governor:
Lt Governor:
Auditor:
Treasurer:
Attorney General:
Secretary of State:
State House Races:
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Sen. Cindy Creem
State Senator
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Rep. Greg Schwartz
State Representative
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Rep. Amy Sangiolo
State Representative
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Rep John Lawn
State Representative
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Elizabeth Warren
US Senator
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Ed Markey
US Senator
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Jake Auchincloss
US Congressman
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Bill Galvin
Secretary of the Commonwealth
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Andrea Campbell
Attorney General
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Deborah Goldberg
Treasurer and Receiver General
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Diana DiZoglio
Auditor
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Mara Dolan (3rd District)
Governor's Councillor
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Cindy Creem (1st Middlesex & Norfolk)
State Senator
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Greg Schwartz (12th Middlesex)
State Representative
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Amy Sangiolo (11th Middlesex)
State Representative
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John Lawn (10th Middlesex)
State Representative
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Peter Koutoujian
Middlesex County Sheriff
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Marian Ryan
Middlesex County District Attorney
City of Newton:
Newton School Committee Members
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Arrianna Proia
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Linda Swain
Ward 2-
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Jason Bhardwaj
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Tamika Olszewski
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Ben Schlesingler
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Jonathan A Greene
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Alicia Piedalue
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Victor Lee
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Mayor Marc Laredo
Newton City Councilors
The City Council, Newton's legislative branch of municipal government, is made up of 24 members - sixteen at-large Councilors and eight Ward Councilors. Councilors are elected every two years.
To learn more about the work of the City Council/City Clerk's Office please subscribe to the newsletter here.
Contacting the City Council
To send your comments to all of the City Councilors please use the e-mail citycouncil@newtonma.gov. Your e-mail will be delivered to each of the 24 Councilors.
To contact an individual Councilor, please see the Council Members page.
Additionally, a list of each Councilor and their contact information can be found here.
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President, John Oliver
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Alison Leary
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Maria Greenberg
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Susan Albright
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Tarik J. Lucas
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David Micley
Ward 2
617-413-6330
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Andrea W. Kelly
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Pam Wright
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Julia Malakie
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Cyrus P Dahmubed
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Josh Krintzman
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Randy Block
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Rena Getz
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Brittany Hume Charm
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Julie Irish
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Lisa Gordon
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Sean Roche
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Martha Bixby
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Becky Walker Grossman
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Brian Golden
Ward 7
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President Emeritus, R. Lisle Baker
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Vice President, David Kalis
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Jacob Silber
Ward 8
617-440-3643
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Stephen Farrell