Springfield, Massachusetts

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Springfield is the largest city in Western Massachusetts. Voter cynicism is high as a fiscal crisis continues to weigh on the city. This anti-establishment sentiment could provide opportunities for Libertarians who can successfully portray themselves as a viable outsider or "independent" option.

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[edit] 2005 Elections

2005-08-02: Registration deadline

2005-09-20: Preliminary Election for City Council (if necessary) -- top 18 finishers qualify for general

2005-11-08: General Election


Source: [1] - MIKE PLAISANCE, "Runoff election possible", May 15, 2005

[edit] Ballot access

2005 City Council
To appear on the ballot, a candidate must obtain 200 signatures from registered Springfield voters

[edit] Libertarian Candidates

[edit] Ward repesentation issue

See [2]

[edit] City Council

City Council Office: 787-6170 2004 Springfield City Councilors

  • William T. Foley 221 Wildwood Avenue, 01118
  • Daniel D. Kelly 145 Emerson Street, 01118
  • Rosemarie Mazza-Moriarty, Vice President 95 Osborne Terrace, 01104
  • Angelo J. Puppolo, Jr. 44 South Shore Drive, 01118
  • Timothy J. Rooke 50 Overlook Drive, 01118
  • Domenic J. Sarno, President 109 Carroll Street, 01108
  • Jose Tosado 22 Birch Glen Drive, 01129
  • Kateri Walsh 42 Magnolia Terrace, 01108
  • Bud L. Williams 71 Joanne Road, 01119

Source: Official site

[edit] School Committee

Springfield School Committee Members:

  • Honorable Mayor Charles V. Ryan - Chairman - ryanc@sps.springfield.ma.us
  • Thomas M. Ashe - Vice Chairperson - ashet@sps.springfield.ma.us
  • Marjorie J. Hurst, Esq. - hurstm@sps.springfield.ma.us
  • Jennifer Murphy - murphyjd@sps.springfield.ma.us
  • Antonette Pepe - pepea@sps.springfield.ma.us
  • Michael Rodgers - rodgersm@sps.springfield.ma.us
  • Kenneth E. Shea, Esq. - sheak@sps.springfield.ma.us
  • Patricia J. Walsh, Administrative Assistant to the School Committee - walshp@sps.springfield.ma.us - (413) 787-7874

Meeting schedule (obsolete)

Source: Official site

[edit] External Links


Image:100px-Massachusetts state flag.png

The Commonwealth of Massachusetts

Statewide orgs:

LP of Massachusetts (site) | Liberty for Massachusetts (site)

Regional orgs:

Pioneer Valley (site) | Worcester County (site) | Boston area

2005 local campaigns:

Cambridge | Springfield

Cities:

Boston | Brockton | Cambridge | Chicopee | Fall River | Fitchburg | Holyoke | Lawrence | Lowell | New Bedford | Pittsfield | Springfield | Worcester

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