TIVERTON - After counting in-person, emergency and mail-in ballots, the results were finally in for the Tiverton non-partisan election early Wednesday morning.
Out of the 16 candidates vying …
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TIVERTON - After counting in-person, emergency and mail-in ballots, the results were finally in for the Tiverton non-partisan election early Wednesday morning.
Out of the 16 candidates vying for seven Town Council seats, Denise deMedeiros -- the council's current Vice President -- lead the pack, receiving 3,671 votes. Also retaining their seats on the council were Joe Perry and Donna Cook, finishing fourth and sixth with 3,381 and 2,734 votes, respectively.
Challengers Deborah Janick, Jay Edwards, William Vieira and Michael Burk rounded out the top seven, unseating ninth-place finisher Nancy Driggs from the council. A breakdown of the results follows:
Denise M. deMedeiros: 3,671 votes, 9.2 percent
Deborah G. Janick: 3,388 votes, 8.5 percent
Jay P. Edwards: 3,382 votes, 8.4 percent
Joseph C. Perry, Jr.: 3,381 votes, 8.4 percent
William J. Vieira: 2,737 votes, 6.8 percent
Donna J. Cook: 2,734 votes, 6.8 percent
Michael S. Burk: 2,480 votes, 6.2 percent
J. Scott Burns: 2,362 votes, 5.9 percent
Nancy L. Driggs: 2,331 votes, 5.8 percent
Gavin Black: 2,307 votes, 5.8 percent
Joseph R. Sousa: 2,256 votes, 5.6 percent
David J. Paull: 2,060 votes, 5.1 percent
Sheri M. Aakre: 2,013 votes, 5.0 percent
Robert D. Coulter 1,781 votes, 4.4 percent
Joel A. Bishop 1,671 votes, 4.2 percent
Raymond D. Fougere: 1,366 votes, 3.4 percent
In other races
In the race for Town Clerk, Joan Chabot received 59.2 percent of the vote, winning over Thomas Buchanan. Longtime-clerk Nancy Mello is set to retire after the election's results are certified.