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Nov 1, 2024 · Sena and Eldridge discuss accomplishments, ballot questions, and what makes them proud. by the staff of the Harvard Press. Harvard’s delegates to the Legislature, Rep. Dan Sena and Sen. Jamie Eldridge, are unopposed in this year’s state election. Nevertheless, the Press invited them to respond to seven questions on the minds of Harvard ...
How Harvard voted on the candidates - The Harvard Press
4 days ago · Harvard voters largely agreed with those across Massachusetts in the presidential and senatorial races. Of Harvard's 4,800 registered voters, 4,042 (84.2%) case ballots. Here are the preliminary results from Harvard's Town Clerk. Electors of President and Vice President Ayyadurai and Ellis (Independent), 18 De La Cruz and Garcia (Socialism and Liberation), 3 Harris and Walz (Democratic), 2,975 ...
How Harvard voted on the ballot questions
4 days ago · While Harvard voters largely agreed with those across Massachusetts in the presidential and senatorial races, the five ballot questions followed a slightly different pattern. Harvard voters agreed with the state on Questions 1, 4, and 5, but differed on Question 2. For each question, a number of Harvard voters left their ballots blank, taking no position. Question 1: Specifies the State ...
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Harvard, Massachusetts, independent source for news. Gov. Maura Healey traveled to Ayer Town Hall Tuesday morning to attend a meeting of the group tasked by her administration with rebuilding the emergency services and regional health care …
Editorial & Press Opinion - The Harvard Press
4 days ago · Breathe. Friday, November 8, 2024. The voters have spoken. In a decisive victory Tuesday night, former President Donald J. Trump won both the popular vote, a first in 20 years for a Republican, and more than enough electoral votes to return him to office as the 47th president of the United States. Harvard and Massachusetts voted otherwise, but ...
Harvard voters back Harris and Warren, vote to keep MCAS as a ...
4 days ago · Harvard voters turned out in substantial, though not record-breaking, numbers for this 2024 presidential election. Overall, 84% of the town’s 4,800 registered voters cast ballots. That’s down slightly from the 91% turnout rate in 2020, but still impressive compared to this year’s statewide turnout of 67%. Election Day went smoothly in the Hildreth Elementary School gym. Except for the 18 ...
Heard at the polls | The Harvard Press | Features | Feature Articles ...
4 days ago · Heard at the polls. Friday, November 8, 2024. compiled by Joan Eliyesil, Marty Green, John Osborn, and Hannah Taylor. The Press asked voters exiting the polls how they planned to spend election night and what their hopes and anxieties were as they awaited results. Here are some of their responses.
Youth survey finds less stress and substance abuse; more bullying ...
4 days ago · Last spring, more than 400 Bromfield students answered a broad range of questions as part of the Youth Risk Behavior Survey, sponsored by Emerson Hospital. The questions dealt with stress, depression, sexual activity, drug and alcohol use, self-harm, and more. Results of the survey were presented to the School Committee this week, and those results showed both some encouraging changes from ...
Editorial & Press Opinion - The Harvard Press
Friday, November 1, 2024. With candidates of every persuasion telling voters the stakes in this year’s election couldn’t be higher, the Press has one word of advice: Vote! Four years ago in the 2020 presidential election, Harvard’s turnout reached 91%, among the highest in the state or country. That’s a level of civic engagement to be ...
The Harvard Press | Harvard's independent weekly newspaper
Nov 1, 2024 · Sena and Eldridge discuss accomplishments, ballot questions, and what makes them proud. by the staff of the Harvard Press. Harvard’s delegates to the Legislature, Rep. Dan Sena and Sen. Jamie Eldridge, are unopposed in this year’s state election. Nevertheless, the Press invited them to respond to seven questions on the minds of Harvard ...