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2007 Quincy Election


A Catalyst Group Founded in 2000 Encourages Chinese Americans to
Participate in Politics

Mission:
League members are committed to provide necessary election information to Chinese voters for educated votes. 

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2011 Quincy Election Results
昆士市選舉結果
Mayor: 市長
*Thomas Koch 10510 
Anne Mahoney  8340
Councillor at large: 不分區市議員
* Joseph Finn 11007
* Michael McFarland 10143
* Douglas Gutro 10823
John Rodophele Sr. 5250
School Committee 校委會員:
* David McCarthy 10101
* Paul Bregoli 8800
James Davis 6585
* Kathryn Hubley 7212
Linda Perry 6257 
 Ward Councillors: 區市議員
Ward 1:   * Margaret Laforest 2691
Ward 2:   * Brad Croall 1428
                  Steven Perdios 1372
Ward 3:   * Kevin Coughlin 2367
                  John Cain Jr. 702
Ward 4:   * Brian Palmucci 2102
Ward 5:   * Kristen Hughes 1804
                  Neil McCole 1288
Ward 6:   * Brian McNamee 1864
                  Brian Radell 1587
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Turnout rate 出席率: 19,070 of 54,632  –  34.91%


State Primary 2010 Results - Quincy

Positions

DEMOCRACTIC Party Primary

9-14-2010

REPUBLICAN Party Primary

9-14-2010

The Democratic & Republican

primary winners will face a challenge by  the Independent and/or

Green party candidates

on Nov 2, the final election.

Governor

Deval Patrick

Charles Baker

Tim Cahill (I)

Jill Stein (Green)

Lieutenant Governor

Timothy Murray

Richard Tisei

Paul Loscocco (I)

Rick Purcell (Green)

Attorney General

Martha Coakley

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Secretary of State

William Galvin

William Campbell

James Henderson (I)

State Treasurer

Steve Grossman 241,162

Stephen Murphy 154,709

Karyn Polito

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State Auditor 

Suzanne Bump 195,914

Guy Glodis 123,754

Mike Lake 26,392

Mary Connaughton 171,664

Kamal Jain 26,392

Nathanael Fortune (Green)

Representative in Congress

(10th District)

William Keating 28,617

Robert O’Leary 27,817

Robert Hayden 2314

Raymond Kasperowicz 2101

Joseph Malone 14,875

Jeffrey Perry 31,361

James Sheets (I)

Maryanne Lewis (I)

Joe Van Ness (I)

Governor’s Councillor

(4th District)

Christopher Iannella 28,432

Stephen Flynn 23,333

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Senator in General Court

Norfolk & Plymouth District

John Keenan 9,535

Arthur Tobin 8,140

Daniel Dewey

Laura Innis (I)

Representative in General Court

(1st Norfolk District) *

Bruce Ayers

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Representative in General Court

(2nd Norfolk District) *

Tackey Chan 2684

Joseph Keegan 2572

John Iredale

Karl Roos (I)

Representative in General Court

(3rd Norfolk District) *

Ronald Mariano

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Gary Lowell (I)

District Attorney

(Norfolk District)

Michael Chinman 8632

Joseph Driscoll, Jr. 19,890

Michael Morrissey 25,388

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John Coffey (I)

Sheriff

Michael Bellotti

William Farretta

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County Commissioner

(Norfolk County)

Peter Collins

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Final Election DayTue.   11-02-2010           (Polls open: 7am – 8pm.)

* 1st Norfolk District:
(All Ward 6; Precincts 3, 4 in Ward 3; Precincts 1, 3 in Ward 4; Precincts 2, 5 in Ward 5)

* 2nd Norfolk District:
(All of Ward 1; Precincts 1,2 &5 in Ward 3; Precincts 2 &4 in Ward 4; Precincts 1,3 & 4 in Ward 5)

* 3rd Norfolk District: (All Ward 2; Precinct 5 in Ward 4)

Deadline to register to vote for final election: 10-13-2010

For changes or correction, please write an email to kfyau@aol.com

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Quotes from members:
  • "I want to contribute what I can by involving myself in the political process and encouraging others in the community to fulfill their civic duties," said Juliana Yu, a software engineer.
  • "It was a rewarding experience," said Eddie Mei, a QA engineer. "We received a strong response from the community, and they asked a lot of direct questions, although clearly language and cultural barriers make understanding the political system difficult for them."
  • "Voter turnout figures indicate that many registered Asian voters in Quincy particularly did vote  the last election*," said Betty Yau, a marketing consultant. "We also know that many more are eligible but have not registered."  (*1999)
  • "The Internet is an economical and interactive medium," said Allen Yau, a material controller. "Many of our members are IT professionals, and the website will be an effective way to get the word out and make an impact on city elections," he added.

To contact us:

LEAGUE OF CHINESE AMERICAN VOTERS
110 West Squantum Street
Quincy, MA 02171
(617) 770-3310
f(617) 472-2574
 
Office space donated by: C.J. Murphy Assoicates Inc. and Yau's Marketing Services; Media Consultancy: Yau's Marketing