Marlborough Election Results 2019: Vigeant Re-Elected

MARLBOROUGH, MA — Unofficial results from Tuesday's municipal election show incumbent Mayor Arthur Vigeant easily winning re-election over challenger David Garceau, as did incumbents in most other races on the ballot.

The 2019 Marlborough election featured contested races for both at-large and district seats on City Council and for the Assabet and Marlborough school committees as well as for mayor. There were also four uncontested City Council races in wards 3, 4, 5, and 7.

Nearly 5,700 people voted in Tuesday's election, about 25 percent of the nearly 23,000 registered voters. That turnout is better than usual in off-year elections.

Here are the preliminary results released by the city clerk's office on Tuesday night:

Marlborough Mayor

• (i) Arthur Vigeant 3,527
• David Garceau 2,050

At-large City Council (four elected)

• (i) Peter Juaire 2,416
• (i) Mark Oram 2,663
• (i) Michael Ossing 2,621
• (i) Kathleen Robey 2,642
• Paul Ferro 2,067
• James Jumonville 701
• Samantha Perlman 3,331

City Council Ward 1

• Bhaskar Purimetla 405
• Laura Wagner 510

City Council Ward 2

• (i) David Doucette 508
• Kenneth Vigeant 393

City Council Ward 6

• Michael Cabral 222
• Sean Navin 619

Marlborough School Committee

• (i) Katherine Hennessy 3,723
• (i) Heidi Adler Matthews 3,013
• Daniel Caruso 2,772
• Mark Dexter 2,003

Assabet Valley School Committee

• Peggy Margaret Ayres 2,955
• Mark E. Snyder 1,832