Tuesday is primary day in the state’s largest city featuring Mayor Bill Finch and challenger Mary-Jane Foster. Most polling precincts are traditional locations except for voters who generally cast a ballot at Wilbur Cross in the 135th District. They will vote at Park City Magnet School on Chopsey Hill. Voters for the traditional precinct Columbus School in the 136th District will go to Geraldine Johnson School on Lexington Avenue off North Avenue. Not sure where you vote? Call the Registrar’s Office at 203-576-7281.
Districts and voting locations
130-01, Black Rock School, 545 Brewster Street
130-02, Longfellow School, 139 Ocean Terrace
131-01, City Hall, 45 Lyon Terrace
131-02, Roosevelt School, 680 Park Avenue
132-01, Bassick High School, 1181 Fairfield Avenue
132-02, Central High School, 1 Lincoln Boulevard
133-01, Central High School, 1 Lincoln Boulevard
133-02, Blackham School, 425 Thorme Street
134-01, John Wintrop School, 85 Eckart Street
134-02, Blackham School, 425 Thorme Street
135-01, Park City Magnet, 1526 Chopsey Hill Road
135-02, Park City Magnet, 1526 Chopsey Hill Road
135-03, Hallen School, 51 Omega Avenue
135-04 Read Middle School, 130 Ezra Street
136-01 Beardsley School, 500 Huntington Road
136-02, Geraldine Johnson School, 475 Lexington Avenue
136-03, Read Middle School, 130 Ezra
137-01, Luis Muñoz Marin School, 479 Helen Street
137-02, The Bridge Academy, 401 Kossuth Street
138-01, JFK Campus, 700 Palisade Avenue
138-02, Thomas Hooker School, 138 Roger Williams Road
139-01, Harding High School, 1734 Central Avenue
139-02, Dunbar School, 445 Union Avenue
We can only hope,Kid.It’s a shame the voters here keep re-electing these guys even though they do nothing(except grab $$$$ for themselves,and cronies)If Newton and Ganim weren’t jailed,those 2 would likely still be in office.Looks like the only way we will get rid of Finch is when they snap the handcuffs on him.That day can’t come soon enough.
There is absolutely NO COMPELLING REASON TO VOTE FOR BILL FINCH. He is under investigation by the State Elections Enforcement Commission for campaign finance irregularities that look suspiciously like money laundering and mail fraud. Even if he wins the primary (which is becoming more and more doubtful by the day), he will most likely be forced to resign from office to avoid criminal proceedings.