Windham 2022 Town, School Election Voter's Guide

WINDHAM, NH — Voters in Windham go to the polls on March 8 to make decisions about town and school budgets as well as political positions, warrant articles, and more.

Here is everything you need to know.

Voting

Voters will cast ballots from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. on Tuesday, March 8, 2022, at Windham High School, 64 London Bridge Road.

Town Races, Info

Windham voters have a number of competitive races this year.

James Curtin and Heath Partington are competing for a single 3-year Board of Selectmen’s seat.

The 2-year town moderator position also has two candidates: Peter Griffin and Thomas Murray Jr.

Four candidates are seeking three 3-year Trustee of the Library seats: James Murphy, Theresa Abbamondi, Alphonse Marcil Jr., and Karen Moltenbrey.

A single one-year Trust of the Trust Fund seat has two candidates: Alphonse Marcil Jr. and Daniel Spalinger.

The single 6-year Supervisor of the Checklist position also has two candidates: Richard Parow and Jamison Tomasek.

Voters will also decide whether to spend $6.2 million on conservation land and a $17.6 million town budget (with a default budget set at $17.1 million).

The sample town ballot can be found here in PDF format. The zoning ballot is linked here in PDF. The full town warrant and budget information can be found here.

School Info, Races

School district voters have a single competitive race: Orsolya Gall and Dennis Senibaldi are seeking a single 3-year school board seat.

Voters will also decide whether to spend $59.9 million on schools for an operating budget or a default budget of $59.1 million.

The complete 2022 school district voter guide is linked here.

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