Politics & Government
Braintree Election 2021: Another Candidate Joins Town Council Race
As of Wednesday, 28 candidates, have indicated they will run for office in the Braintree town election.

BRAINTREE, MA — Another town council hopeful has put her hat in the ring for the Braintree town election this November.
Carol-ann Ricardo took out nomination papers to run in District 2, and open race that will see her, former Councilor John Mullaney and Joseph Reynold square off.
"The residents of Braintree need a voice and an advocate to address the real issues in our community," Ricardo said in a Facebook post. "We need to continue the momentum for change that we fought so hard to initiate two years ago."
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As of Wednesday, 28 candidates told Town Clerk Jim Casey they intend to run in the town election on Nov. 2. Among those candidates are two former town councilors vying to get a seat again: Thomas Bowes in District 3 and Mullaney in District 2.
The school committee term is for four years, and town council seats are for two years.
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Candidates include:
Town Council
Councilor At-large (three win)
- Shannon Hume (inc.)
- David Ringius (inc.)
- Charles Ryan (inc.)
District 1 (all districts pick one)
- Julia Flaherty (inc.)
- Jodi Walorz-Killeffer
District 2
- John Mullaney
- Joseph Reynolds
- Carol-ann Ricardo
District 3
- Thomas Bowes
- Elizabeth Maglio
District 4
- Stephen O'Brien (inc.)
District 5
- Meredith Boericke (inc.)
District 6
- Larry Mackin (inc.)
School Committee
- Lisa Fiske-Heger
- Treacy Lewald
- Stephanie Burrell
- Argyro Armstrong
- Thomas Thackeray
- Kathleen Tuffy
- Matthew Lynch
Library Trustee
- Timothy Carey (inc.)
- Margaret Morton (inc.)
- Jeffrey Kunz (inc.)
- Rachel Duffy
Electric Light Board
- James Regan (inc.)
- Thomas Reynolds (inc.)
- John McKinley
Housing Authority
- Albion Fletcher
Candidates have until 5 p.m. Sept. 10 to get nomination papers from the town clerk's office and have until 5 p.m., Sept. 14 to bring them back with the required number of signatures.
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