elections 2022 - Town of Cape Elizabeth, Maine

elections 2022

GOVERNOR STATEWIDE Vote for ONE		STATE SENATOR DISCTRICT 29 Vote for ONE
HUNKLER, SAM Beals Independent Unenrolled	75	CARNEY, ANNE M. Cape Elizabeth Democratic	4615
LEPAGE, PAUL R. Edgecomb Republican	1288	LEWIS, JOHN WESLEY Cape Elizabeth Republican	1590
MILLS, JANET T. Farmington Democratic	4884	Blanks	74
Blanks	32

REPRESENTATIVE TO THE LEGISLATURE - DISTRICT 121 Vote for ONE		REPRESENTATIVE TO THE LEGISLATURE - DISTRICT 123 Vote for ONE
KESSLER, CHRISTOPHER J. South Portland Democratic	89	CHRISTY, ANNIE Cape Elizabeth Democratic	1561
WALTER, TAMMY Cape Elizabeth Republican	53	MILLETT, REBECCA J. Cape Elizabeth Democratic	4462
Blanks	3	Blanks	111

JUDGE PROBATE Cumberland County Vote for ONE		SHERIFF Cumberland County Vote for ONE
ARANSON, PAUL Scarborough Democratic	5031	JOYCE, KEVIN JAY Standish Democratic	5006
Blanks	1248	Blanks	1273

DISTRICT ATTORNEY District 2 Vote for ONE		COUNTY COMMISSIONER Cumberland District 4 Vote for ONE
SARTORIS, JACQUELINE ANNE Brunswick Democratic	4741	SMITH, PATRICIA A. South Portland Democratic	4907
Blanks	1538	Blanks	1372

REPRESENTATIVE TO CONGRESS District 1 Vote for ONE
PINGREE, CHELLIE M. North Haven Democratic	4730
THELANDER, EDWIN Bristol Republican	1440
Write-In: Alan H. MacDonald	1
Blanks	108

LOCAL ELECTIONS

QUESTION 1: ELEMENTARY/MIDDLE SCHOOL/HIGH SCHOOL SCHOOL PROJECT
Shall the Town Council Vote Authorizing Expenditures of up to $115,943,324 to Design, Construct and Equip a New Elementary School and a New Middle School and to Renovate Cape Elizabeth High School and issuance of the Town's General Obligation Bonds Therefor be Approved? The Town Council recommends that the school construction question be approved. The School Board recommends that the school construction question be approved.
YES	2337
NO	3817
BLANKS	131

QUESTION 2: ELEMENTARY/MIDDLE SCHOOL SCHOOL FUNDRAISING QUESTIONS
If the foregoing question is approved by the voters, shall the Town Council Vote Authorizing Expenditures of up to $5,000,000 in the form of Gifts and Grants to pay for Additional Auditorium Seating, Solar Panels and Other Miscellaneous Improvements to Enhance the New Elementary and New Middle School be Approved?
YES	3041
NO	2999
BLANKS	245

QUESTION 3: TOWN CENTER AND AFFORDABLE HOUSING ZONING ORDINANCE AMENDMENTS REFERENDUM

Shall the Zoning Ordinance of the Town of Cape Elizabeth, Maine in Sec. 19-1-3 (Definitions), Sec. 19-6-4 (Town Center District), and Sec. 19-7-8 (Off-Street Parking) be amended, in accordance with the Ordinance adopted by the Town Council on October 13, 2021 to allow: 1) new definitions of "Affordable Housing" and "Mixed Use Building" if a Site Plan Review application includes a building with at least ten (10) dwelling units, and a minimum of seventy percent (70%) of the dwelling units are affordable to low-income households; 2) affordable housing in "mixed use" buildings in the Town Center District that: a. requires low income affordability to be maintained for a minimum of forty-five (45) years; b. increases the density or maximum number of dwelling units per area from 3,000 square feet to 1,500 square feet; c. increases the maximum building footprint for an affordable housing building from 5,000 square feet to 12,000 square feet; d. increases the maximum building height from 35 feet to 45 feet; and e. eliminates the commercial use requirement on the first floor; and 3) a reduced number of off-street parking spaces required for an affordable housing development in the Town Center District provided the Planning Board determines that the proposed parking is sufficient to address the parking needs?
YES	2888
NO	3090
BLANKS	307

TOWN COUNCIL
For a three-year term until December 8, 2025
Vote for up to TWO (2)

SCHOOL BOARD

For a three-year term until December 8, 2025

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