November 5, 2013

Election results... by the numbers

As a loudmouth freshman city councilor, people called Republican Ken Cockayne “Mad Dog” and he loved it.
Now they’re going to call a quieter, steadier Cockayne mayor.
Cockayne defeated Democrat Chris Wilson Tuesday after a low-key race to claim the city’s top job for the next two years.
Based on unofficial results, Cockayne won by a 52-48 margin in an election that drew more than 33 percent of registered voters to the polls, the most for a municipal race since 2007.
“Bristol’s in good hands,” said outgoing Democratic Mayor Art Ward, who opted to step down after three terms. Click here for mayoral race story/
Term limits approved.

These are still unofficial results and don't include about 20 votes cast at City Hall Tuesday. But they're pretty close to what will be the final numbers.

Mayor
Cockayne - 5,635
Wilson - 5,239

Treasurer
Barnes - 6,139
Stafford - 4,353

Council District 1
Brown - 2,304
Carlson - 2,170
Jeffries - 1,775
Hick - 1,757

Council District 2
Martin - 2,337
Miecznikowski - 2,221
Vojtek - 1,273
Marko - 1,023
Kramer - 325

Council District 3
Zoppo-Sassu - 1,630
Fortier - 1,555
Czenczelewski - 1,354
Albert - 1,335

Board of Assessment Appeals
Winners were Alford, Raymond, Salvatore


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