Politics & Government

Medfield 2012 Election Guide

The candidates, incumbents and issues that will be affecting Medfield and Norfolk County.

As we look ahead to November’s elections, Medfield Patch is devoted to bring you the information you need about every race in town. Here's our start on the candidates and issues we'll be covering as November draws near. Bookmark this page for updates.

President Barack Obama: Obama was at the height of discussion in early May 2011, when the . 

GOP Presidential Nominee Mitt Romney: Massachusetts Governor's Council Candidate Patrick McCabe  an article in the Washington Post that criticized Romney for his handling of judicial appointments.

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The Scott Brown vs. Elizabeth Warren Senate race. The latest news from this race is that both candidates have . 

Patrick McCabe is looking to fill a vacant seat for , which covers several towns, including Medfield. McCabe has been submitting blogs to Patch.com explaining why he's a solid choice for a successor to Governor's Council member .

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Massachusetts State Senator James Timilty is up for re-election this fall. , saying he won't rest until the town of Medfield gets what it deserves – full and unrestricted use of the site. . 

State Rep. Dan Winslow (R-Norfolk)  that he would be seeking re-election in November 2012 to serve as the State Representative for Medfield.

, opening the door for a new Congressman to represent Medfield in the newly realigned Fourth District. are: Joseph Kennedy III (D-Brookline), Sean Bielat (R-Norfolk), Rachel Brown (D-North Quincy), Paul Heroux (D-Attleboro), Marty Farren (D-Sharon), Jules Levine (D-Brookline), Michael Burstein (D-Brookline) and Elizabeth Childs (R-Brookline). 


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