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City Clerk releases names of those seeking positions for City Council, Mayor, School Board, Police Commission

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The filing period for the upcoming Municipal Election ended at 5:00 pm on Monday, September 25. The City Clerk encourages registered voters to participate in the election on November 7, 2023. To make a plan to vote, visit www.rochesternh.gov/vote.

Here is the official list of candidates for Mayor, City Council, School Board, and Police Commission:

Mayor:

Paul Callaghan (Incumbent) and Susan Rice

City Council:

Ward 1, Seat A: Patricia Turner and Joshua Guptel

Ward 1, Seat B: Tim Fontneau (incumbent)

Ward 2, Seat A: Daniel Fitzpatrick

Ward 2, Seat B: Amy Malone (incumbent)

Ward 3, Seat A: Bryan Karolian

Ward 3, Seat B: David Herman

Ward 4, Seat A: David E. Walker and Chuck Grassie

Ward 4, Seat B: Chuck Creteau and Keith Fitts

Ward 5, Seat A: Alex de Geofroy (incumbent)

Ward 5, Seat B: Donald Hamann (incumbent)

Ward 6, Seat A: Matthew Richardson

Ward 6, Seat B: Benjamin Pratt and Kevin Sullivan

School Board:

At Large: Matthew Beaulieu (incumbent), Tabatha Davis and Colleen Yasenchock

Ward 1, Seat A: Sarah Harrington (incumbent), Tracy Walbridge

Ward 1, Seat B: Nick Bellows and Diane Leveille

Ward 2, Seat A: David Camire (incumbent)

Ward 2, Seat B: Sandra B. Keans (incumbent)

Ward 3, Seat A: Shauni McGowan and Christine Gianotti

Ward 3, Seat B: Matt Pappas (incumbent) and Khristine Bibeau

Ward 4, Seat A: Shane Downs (incumbent) and Anne Grassie (incumbent, current in Seat B)

Ward 4, Seat B: Paul Cormier and James Connor

Ward 5, Seat A: Karen Stokes (incumbent)

Ward 5, Seat B: Erik S. White

Ward 6, Seat A: Steven Cusumano

Ward 6, Seat B: Donna R. Ellis (incumbent) and Kelli L. Allen

Police Commission:

Wards 1 and 2: David Stevens (incumbent)

Wards 3 and 4: David Winship Jr. (incumbent) and John Larochelle

Wards 5 and 6: Donna Bogan

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