Barbara Lawlor, Nederland. In spite of the gravelly snow that pelted the town on Tuesday, voters dribbled into the Nederland Town Hall to drop off their mail-in ballot. By noon, 300 people had
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Barbara Lawlor, Nederland. In spite of the gravelly snow that pelted the town on Tuesday, voters dribbled into the Nederland Town Hall to drop off their mail-in ballot. By noon, 300 people had voted, a better than usual turnout.
In 2014, a total of 316 people showed up to vote for mayor and town trustees.
As Kelly Ashworth dropped her ballot into the box at town hall, she said, “This is an important election. I have been frustrated for the last several year so I hope we get the right group of people in here.”
Kat Barr said that voting in local elections makes a big difference in people’s lives.
Nederland Town Administrator Alisha Reis said she was looking forward to moving forward, “with cohesion and visionary thinking. The candidates are the best group we have had from the community and I have great hope they will smoothly configure with the existing incumbents.”
Mayor:
Kris Larsen 273
Chris Perret 181
Trustees:
Stephanie Miller 233
Roger Cornell 143
Eugene Smith 125
Topher Donahue 195
Dallas Masters 253
Julie Gustafson 251
Ballot Question #1 was voted YES 331, NO 118
The NDDA Ballot Question #2 was voted YES 29, NO 33
