Politics & Government
Burlington 2022 Election Results: School, Health Board Incumbents Back
Both contested races saw a newcomer win and incumbents keeping their seats.

BURLINGTON, MA — Burlington voters elected a new member to both the school committee and Board of Health and also kept an incumbent on both boards.
In the school committee race, Melissa Anne Massardo finished with the most votes, garnering 1,592, according to unofficial results. Incumbent Christine Monaco was also able to hold on, getting the support of 1,456 voters.
In the Board of Health race, Incumbent Edward Weiner and Gayle Damore were the winners, according to unofficial results. Weiner got the most votes, finishing with 1,691.
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Unofficial Election Results
Voter turnout: 15.24 percent
Numbers represent vote totals.
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Select Board — 2 seats, 3-year term
- Nicholas Christopher Priest (inc.):1,730
- Michael Espejo: 1,719
School Committee — 2 seats, 3-year term
- Christine Monaco (inc.): 1,456
Jeremy Paul Brooks: 1,212- Melissa Anne Massardo: 1,592
Board of Health — 2 seats, 3-year term
- Edward Weiner (inc.):1,691
Janice Cohen: 1,118- Gayle Damore: 1,314
Moderator — 1 seat, 1-year term
- William Beyer (inc.): 1,828
Assessor — 1seat, 3-year term
- Catherine O'Neil (inc.): 1,764
Library Trustee — 2 seats, 3-year term
- Robert Neufield (inc.): 1,783
Planning Board — 2 seats, 5-year term
- Barbara L'Heureux (inc.): 1,572
- Brenda Rappaport (inc.):1,612
Constable — 2 seats, 3-year term
- William Pepicelli (inc.): 1,591
- Dennis Otis: 1,467
Recreation Commission, 1 seat, 3-year term
- Stephen Nelson (inc.): 1,801
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