MassLive 6/14/14: Massachusetts Democrats send 3 candidates to primary in race to become next state treasurer. At their election-year convention, delegates from across Massachusetts on…

Wayland Patch 1/9/14: Brian LeFort to Run for Wayland State Rep. Seat. Framingham Town Meeting member and a legislative staffer for Framingham State Rep. Chris…

Wayland Patch 9/7/12: How Wayland Voted in the Primary. Less than 10 percent of Wayland's 8,923 eligible voters headed to the polls Thursday to cast their ballots in the state primary. The 846 people who did vote, however, put their support behind the incumbent state representatives running on contested tickets in both the 13th Middlesex District, which encompasses Wayland precincts 1, 2, and 3 in addition to Sudbury and parts of Framingham and Marlborough, and the 14th Norfolk District, which is comprised of Wayland's precinct 4 as well as Weston and Wellesley. Complete Wayland voting results are available online here.

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  Having given the matter great deal of thought and consideration, I have come to the conclusion that I will withdraw from the race for…

  Wayland Democrats will hold Caucus to Select 2012 Convention Delegates on February 25 at 1:00 pm at The Wayland Public Safety Building  Democrats in Wayland…

Wayland Town Crier 2/15/12: Four residents return nomination papers for selectmen race . The following residents returned nomination papers on Tuesday to run for office in the annual Town Election on Tuesday, April 3. They will appear on the Town Election ballot unless they withdraw their nomination papers by Feb. 28. Positions in bold note a contested race.

• Board of Selectmen (two openings, three-year term) – Susan Pope, Christopher Brown, Douglas Leard, Edward Collins
• School Committee (two openings, three-year term) – Malcolm Astley, Ellen Grieco 
• Board of Assessors (two openings, three-year term) – Zachariah Ventress, Mary Upton
• Planning Board (one opening, five-year term) – Kevin Murphy 
• Board of Health (two openings, three-year term) – Michael James Bean, Cynthia Hill 
• Commissioner of Trust Funds (one opening, three-year term) – David D’Orlando
• Library Trustees (two openings, three-year term) – Sally Cartwright, Nancy Jahnke
• Board of Public Works (two openings, three-year term) – Jonathan Mishara, Robert Goldsmith
• Board of Public Works (one opening to fill a vacancy, one-year term) – Michael Lowery
• Recreation Commissioner (two openings, three-year term) – Mark Lucier, Thruston Wright III, Stas Gayshan, Gary Carvalho
• Housing Authority (one opening, five-year term) – Mary Antes
• Housing Authority (one opening to fill a vacancy, two-year term) – Kevin Goodwin
• Housing Authority (one opening to fill a vacancy, one-year term) – Jacqueline Ducharme, Laurie Hojlo