Windham 2022 Town, School Election Results

WINDHAM, NH — Here are the unofficial results from the March 8, 2022, town and school elections in Windham.

Town Races

Board of Selectmen (one)

• Heath Partington: 1,316
• James Curtin: 924

Town Moderator (one)

• Peter Griffin: 1,670
• Thomas Murray Jr.: 725

Planning Board (two)

• Thomas Early: 1,612
• Jeannean Mason: 1,496

Planning Board (one-year seat)

• Alan Carpenter: 1,878

Zoning Board of Adjustment

• Elizabeth Dunn: 1,736
• Neelima Gogumalla: 1,457

Supervisor of the Checklist (one)

• Jamison Tomasek: 1,104
• Richard Parow: 811

Trustee of the Library (three)

• Karen Moltenbrey: 1,487
• Theresa Abbamondi: 1,180
• James Murphy: 1,079
• Alphonse Marcil Jr.: 744

Trustee of the Trust Fund (one-year seat)

• Daniel Spalinger: 1,136
• Alphonse Marcil Jr.: 638

Trustee of the Trust Fund (one)

• Jacob Cross: 1,776

Trustee of the Cemetery

• Wendi Devlin: 1,908

Town Articles

Article 4: $6.2 million for conservation land, approved

Article 5: $50,000 for property maintenance expendable trust fund, approved

Article 6: $32,500 for Searles special revenue fund, approved

Article 7: Searles Building roof repair, approved

Article 8: New full-time police officer, approved

Article 9: $20,000 for town hall renovations, approved

Article 10: $100,000 for highway department excavator, approved

Article 11: $185,000 for highway department plow, approved

Article 12: $50,000 for updated master plan, rejected.

Article 13: $7,500 for McIlvaine Town Forest improvement, approved

Article 14: Easement at Shamrock Road and Anderson Road, approved

Article 15: Allow public charter schools to lease or rent buildings, approved

Article 16: Requirement of estimated tax impact to be included on future budget and special warrant articles, approved

Article 17: $9,500 for stonework at Gov. Dinsmore Wall, approved

Article 18: Hand count all paper ballots, rejected

Article 19: $17.6 million town operating budget, approved

Zoning Articles

Article 2: Planning Board amendments: No. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 8, approved; Nov. 7 rejected.

Article 3: Citizen Petition No. 1, 2, both rejected.

School Races

School Articles

Editor’s note: The Windham school election results were not available at post time. Patch will update this post when they are available.

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