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  • Landslide Saves Town

    [photo[ Framingham Town Clerk, George King
    Framingham Town Clerk, George King, tallies final vote counts

    FRAMINGHAM, MA – Today was a historic day for the town of Framingham Massachusetts as voters cast more than twice as many votes to turn back a proposed charter that would have transformed the largest town in the state into just another medium sized city.

    Announcing the election results in a press conference held in the Ablondi Room of the Memorial Building, Town Clerk George King declared the charter ballot question had lost by a 30 percent to 70 percent margin. At 9:15pm, with all votes in, King’s unverified tally showed that 11,892 had voted on the ballot question, and that only 3647 were YES votes, while 8245 voters sent a loud and clear NO!

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    Randy Harris

    April 8, 1997
    Politics
    Charlie Sisitstky, charter commission, City or Town, framingham charter, George King, John Kanh, Russell Marcoux, Town Clerk George King, vote city

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