Bristol's only contested primary was to decide which of 6 democrats — 5 officially endorsed by the town party, one not — would represent the ticket in November.
When all votes were …
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Bristol's only contested primary was to decide which of six democrats — five officially endorsed by the town party, one not — would represent the ticket in November.
When all votes were counted (which for the first time in memory included more mail-in ballots than in person), Aaron Ley collected the most votes, with 1,285, with the lone unendorsed democrat, Joseph DeMelo, out of the running.
The final results are as follows (Note: "Emergency ballots" refers to those cast early at the Town Hall):
Aaron Ley 1,285
Timothy Sweeney 1,240
Adam Ramos 1,115
Nathan Calouro 1,069
Joseph DeMelo 699