Barnstable Town Election Ballot

Voters in Barnstable will head to the polls on Tuesday, Nov. 5, for the fall Town Election.

All voters will be asked to consider a non-binding question to close Pilgrim Nuclear Power Station in Plymouth due to public safety concerns.

There will be contested races for Town Council seats in Precincts 2, 5, 9, 11 and 12.

Below is the ballot in full, including uncontested races.

PRECINCT 1 – Vote for 1

Ann B. Canedy, 70 Van Duzer Rd., Cummaquid – INCUMBENT;

PRECINCT 2 – Vote for 1

Eric R. Steinhilber, 399 Bishops Ter., Hyannis
Thomas R. Rugo, 19 Pondside Cir., Centerville - INCUMBENT;

PRECINCT 3 – Vote for 1

Paul E. Hebert, 142 Strawberry Hill Rd., Centerville

PRECINCT 4 – Vote for 1

Frederick Chirigotis, 58 Waterside Dr., Centerville - INCUMBENT;

PRECINCT 5 – Vote for 1

Antonia Bellanca, 121East Bay Rd., Osterville

James H. Crocker, Jr., 108 Sylvan Ln., Osterville

PRECINCT 6 – Vote for 1

William L. Crocker, Jr., 50 Birchill Rd., Centerville Deborah G. Converse, 558 Lumbert Mill Rd., Centerville

PRECINCT 7 – Vote for 1

Jessica Rapp Grassetti, 1611 Main St., Cotuit - INCUMBENT;

PRECINCT 8 – Vote for 1

Debra S. Dagwan, 278 Mitchells Ln., Hyannis - INCUMBENT;

PRECINCT 9 – Vote for 1

James M. Tinsley, Jr., 12 Grove St., Hyannis – INCUMBENT

Timothy J. Ferreira, 80 Quaker Rd., Hyannis

PRECINCT 10 – Vote for 1

Sara Spurr Cushing, 128 Bridle Path, Marstons Mills

PRECINCT 11 – Vote for 1
June M. Daley, 11 Little Pond Rd., Marstons Mills - INCUMBENT

Philip N. Wallace, 530 Parker Rd., West Barnstable

PRECINCT 12 – Vote for 1

Donald C. Lynde, 126 Lake Shore Dr., Marstons Mills
John T. Norman, 1625 Old Post Rd., Marstons Mills - INCUMBENT;

PRECINCT 13 – Vote for 1

Jennifer L. Cullum, 231 Sea St., Hyannis – INCUMBENT

SCHOOL COMMITTEE – Vote for 2

Margaret M. Weber, 364 Main St., Centerville – INCUMBENT

Stephanie L. Ellis, 18 Agawam Rd., Marstons Mills – INCUMBENT

HOUSING AUTHORITY – Vote for 2

Richard A. Cross, Jr., 85 White Oak Tr., Centerville – INCUMBENT

TOWN CLERK – Vote for 1

Ann M. Quirk, 179 Walnut St., Marstons Mills

QUESTION NO. 1
This Question is Not Binding

"Whereas, Massachusetts Emergency Management Agency (MEMA) Director Kurt Schwartz has acknowledged that Cape residents and visitors are "in harm's way" in the event of a radiological accident at the Pilgrim Nuclear;

Whereas, MEMA has determined that Cape residents and visitors will not be evacuated but plans to relocate Cape citizens after exposure to dangerous radioactive materials released in an accident;

Whereas, citizens of the Town of Barnstable find this State response to Pilgrim's threat to our health and safety unacceptable and in violation of the public trust;

Therefore, we the people of the Town of Barnstablerespectfully request Governor Deval Patrick to call upon the Nuclear Regulatory Commission to uphold their mandate to shut Entergy’s Pilgrim Nuclear Power Station in Plymouth because the public safety, particularly Cape and Islands residents and Power Station in Plymouth; visitors, cannot be assured.

Yes _____ No _____