Important Upcoming Dates:

Early Voting Dates at City Hall:

Saturday October 25, 2025 11 am-5pm

Sunday October 26, 2025 11 am-5pm

Monday October 27, 2025 8:30 am-8pm

Tuesday October 28, 2025 8:30 am-5pm

Wednesday October 29 8:30 am-5pm

The last day to register to vote is at 5 pm on October 25th. 

The last day to request a vote by mail application by 5 pm on October 28th. 

For more information regarding the ballot question, please click here.

For further information contact the Newton Election Commission at (617) 796-1350 or by e-mail at elections@newtonma.govMarch 18 Special Election

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November 4, 2025 – State Election

District:
Statewide 

Offices on Ballot:

• Mayor

• U.S. Senator -Ed Markey

• City Councilor

• School Committee

• Ballot Question

Mayor (elected city-wide)

Albert Cecchinelli, Marc Laredo

At-Large Councilors (2 per ward, elected city-wide)

1: John R. Oliver, Alison Margaret Leary
2: Tarik Jamal Lucas, Susan S. Albright
3: Pamela A. Wright, Andrea W. Kelley
4: Cyrus Dahmubed, John Chaimanis, Joshua Barrett Krintzman
5: Rena L. Getz, Brittany Hume Charm
6: Lisa Rachelle Teusch Gordon, Theodore Noel Gross, Sean ND Roche
7: Brian Paul Golden, Becky Grossman  
8: David Alan Kalis, Jacob Silber

Ward Councilors (1 per ward, elected by ward)

1: Jonathon C. Kazakoff-Eigen(*), Maria S. Greenberg
2: David Micley
3: Julia A. Malakie
4: Randall Steven Block
5: K. Garrett Miller, Julie T. Irish
6: Martha H. Bixby
7: R. Lisle Baker
8: Stephen Farrell

School Committee (1 per ward, elected city-wide)

1: Christie Lee Gibson(*), Arrianna Nicole Proia
2: Christine Fisher, Linda D. Swain
3: Jason Venkat Bhardwaj
4: Tamika Olszewski
5: Jenna Lauter Miara, Benjamin I. Schlesinger
6: Jonathan A. Greene, Mali Lipchik Brodt
7: Alicia Piedalue
8: Victor Lee, Jim Murphy

(*) Christie Lee Gibson announced on September 7 that she has withdrawn from the Ward 1 School Committee race. Jonathon C. Kazakoff-Eigen announced on September 15 that he has suspended his campaign for Ward 1 Councilor. Since these announcements were after the August 7 deadline for withdrawal, their names will remain on the ballot.

Ballot Question

There will be one Ballot Question this year, regarding the potential repeal of what is commonly known as the winter overnight parking ban. (Fig City News article: Hot issue on the ballot: Repeal the Winter Parking Ban?) Here is the text of the ballot question:

Shall the following measure which was proposed by an initiative petition addressed to the City Council take effect?

Repeal Section 19-174(b) of the Revised Ordinances of 2017, commonly known as the winter overnight parking ban, which states: “From December 1st through March 31st, it shall be unlawful for any vehicle, other than one acting in an emergency, to be parked on any street, way, highway, road parkway, or private way dedicated or open to the use of the public for a period of time longer than one hour between the hours of 2:00 a.m. and 6:00 a.m.”

City of Newton’s official information about the ballot question, including statements For and Against.

Group supporting a YES vote: Repeal Parking Ban

Group supporting a NO vote: Keep Our Overnight Winter Parking Ban

League of Women Voters / Newton topic meeting on October 7 at 7PM with a moderated panel with representatives of both sides.

Newtonville Area Council meeting on October 9 at 7PM will feature Q&A with representatives of both sides of the ballot question.

POLL OPEN 7:00 AM
POLLS CLOSE 8:00 PM

 VOTED BALLOTS MUST BE RECEIVED IN THE CLERK'S OFFICE NO LATER THAN 8:00 PM ON ELECTION NIGHT.

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*William Galvin