ICYMI: Grenzeback, Errico take Winchester Selectmen Seats

WINCHESTER, MA—Over 2,000 residents took to the polls Tuesday to elect their Winchester town officials.

Incumbent Lance Grenzeback and newcomer David Errico took the Selectmen seats in Tuesday's election, edging out James Johnson for the two open seats. In total 2,407 or 16.9 percent of Winchester residents hit the polls Tuesday.

Johnson served on the Winchester Board of Selectmen for 18 years.

Errico took the open Winchester seat despite what could be described as bumpy campaign. Half of his campaign signs had been removed from private property and his vehicle was egged. On March 11, he also found two deliberately killed birds on his property.

He reportedly considered dropping out of the campaign, but announced that his campaign would continue on March 14.

Grenzeback received the most votes with 1,556, followed by Errico with 1,241 and Johnson with 1,158. Grenzeback and Errico were not immediately available for comment.