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City of Malden
200 Pleasant Street
Malden, MA 02148
(781) 397-7000

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Election Resources

Karen Anderson - City Clerk
200 Pleasant St., Room 323
Malden, MA 02148
E-mail: kanderson@cityofmalden.org
Telephone: (781) 397-7116
Fax: (781) 388-0610 

Voting

Registration:  To participate in an election in Malden, you must be registered to vote in the city.  Anyone who meets three basic criteria can register.  The criteria are:

  1. You are a citizen of the United States;
  2. You wll be 18 years old on or before election day; and
  3. You are a Malden resident.

You can register in person or by mail.  Mail-in voter registration forms are available at a variety of public agencies, including the Registry of Motor Vehicles and  the Department of Transitional Assistance.  Please note that, to vote in a particular election, you must be registered at least 20 days prior to the election.

Once you are registered, you will remain registered as long as you continue to vote and/or return the annual street listing form sent to you by the Registrar of Voters.  If you move, you may need to reregister.  Contact the City Clerk's Office for additional information.

Where to vote:  The city is divided into 16 precincts, each with a specific voting location, or polling place.  To determine where you should go to vote, click here. 

If you can't go to the polls: If you will be out of town on election day, if you are physically disabled or if your religous beliefs prevent you from voting in person on election day, you may want to vote by absentee ballot. 

To apply for an absentee ballot, click here to download an application.  Please note that an application for an absentee ballot cannot be made online.  The application must be completed and mailed or delivered to our office. 

Election Results

To see how Malden voted in a particular election, click on the corresponding link below:

Presidential Primary - March 6, 2012

City Election - November 8, 2011

City Preliminary - September 13, 2011

State Election - November 2, 2010

State Primary - September 14, 2010

City Election - November 3, 2009

City Preliminary - September 15, 2009

Presidential Election - November 4, 2008

State Primary - September 16, 2008

Presidential Primary - February 5, 2008

Campaign Finance

Financing of political campaigns is governed by Chapter 55 of the Massachusetts General Laws.  The statute imposes limitations and restrictions on contributions to candidates, and governs the ways in which campaign funds can be spent.  It also requires that candidates disclose, on a regular schedule, all contributions received and expenditures made.  Effective January 1, 2010, the law requires that candidate's statements be available to the public on-line.

Below are campaign finance statements for candidates for all municipal office, except Mayor.  Statements for Mayoral candidates are filed with the state Office of Campaign and Political Finance. 

Candidates are listed alphabetically.  To view a particular statement, locate the candidate by name and click on the link for the appropriate reporting period.

Neal Anderson

Andrew Brown

Judith Bucci

Robert G. Buckley

Jennyfer Cabral

Kevin Casucci

Gary Christenson

Paul Condon

Kenneth A. Coye

Peg Crowe

David D'Arcangelo

Robert DeBerardinis

Deborah A. DeMaria

Paul DiPietro

Jeffrey A. Donahue

Maria Doucette

Michael Drummey

Kevin Duffy

Deborah Fallon

John H. Froio

Leonard V. Iovino

Neil Kinnon

Nekita Lamour

Gregory Lucey

John P. Matheson

Robert S. McCarthy Jr.

Barbara Murphy

James M. Nestor

Brian O'Boyle

Augustine Paolini

Andrew M. Pepoli

Eugene Pinkham

John P. Robillard

William J. Roderick

Gladys Rivera Rogers

Christopher P. Simonelli

Craig Spadafora

Steven Ultrino

Adam Weldai

Stephen Winslow

Andrew H. Zeiberg

Candidates should familiarize themselves with campaign finance requirements before they begin to raise or expend money.  For further information, contact the City Clerk's Office or click on the link below.

Municipal Campaign Finance Guide