Salem 2021 Election: Candidate Profiles, Where To Vote, More

SALEM, MA — Salem voters will go to the polls to choose the city's next mayor, city councilors and school committee members in the municipal election on Nov. 2.

Here's what you need to know if you are headed to the polls in Salem on Tuesday.

Who's running?

The following races are contested.

Mayor

Kim Driscoll

Steve Dibble

(Coverage of the 2 mayoral debates can be found here and here.)

City Council At-Large

(Vote for not more than 4; two-year term)

Alice Rose Merkl

Conrad Prosniewski

Juana Fernandez

Melissa Faulkner

Stacia Kraft

Ty Hapworth

Domingo Dominguez

Frederic Norton Jr.

Ward 1 City Council

Robert McCarthy

Belle Steadman

Ward 2 City Council

Caroline Watson-Felt

James Zavaglia

Ward 3 City Council

David Freni

Patricia Morsillo

Ward 4 City Council

Lev McClain

Stephanie Rodriguez

Ward 5 City Council

Jeffrey Cohen

Stephen Kapantais

Ward 6 City Council

George O'Brine

Megan Riccardi

Ward 7 City Council

Andrew Varela

Francis Riggieri

School Committee

(Vote for not more than three; two-year term)

Zachary Hall

Beth Cornell

Amanda Campbell

Armerys Suarez

Manny Cruz

Election Day voting

Voting for the Nov. 2 general election will be held at these locations from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m.:

Ward 1

1-1 Bentley Academy Gymnasium, 25 Memorial Drive

1-2 Community Room, 165 Lafayette Street

Ward 2

Community Life Building, 401 Bridge Street

Ward 3

Salem High School Auditorium, 77 Wilson Street

Ward 4

Witchcraft Heights School Gymnasium, 1 Frederick Street

Ward 5

Saltonstall School Auditorium, 211 Lafayette Street

Ward 6

Bates School, Liberty Hill Avenue

Click here to find your polling location.

Election Night results

Check back with Salem Patch often on Election Night for updated results as soon as they are available. Results will be posted on the Salem Patch Facebook page here.

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