St. Thomas in the lead

June 28, 2016 Ken Cashman

After the first seven hours of today’s primary, St. Thomas of Canterbury School had seen the most voters.

There were 16 people who cast ballots there (just over two per hour); 15 had voted at the Highland Engine Company Fire House, and seven at Munger Cottage.

Kenneth Del Vecchio is running against Phil Oliva. The winner will receive the Republican nomination for the 18th Congressional District.

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