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Warner election results: Allan N. Brown leads Selectman race; Raymond Martin elected moderator
Summary
Town of Warner’s March 11, 2014 official ballot shows Allan N. Brown as the top vote‑getter in the Selectman contest and Raymond Martin receiving the highest total for moderator; multiple trust and committee seats were filled and several zoning amendments and school measures also passed.
Allan N. Brown received the highest number of votes in the Selectman race on the Town of Warner’s official March 11, 2014 ballot, recording 441 votes; Kimberley Edelmann received 85 and Deborah Sharrio 27. Raymond Martin received 503 votes in the contest for moderator (two‑year term).
Voters also selected candidates for a range of municipal posts. For the Budget Committee (three‑year terms, vote for not more than two), Kimberley Edelmann tallied 343 votes and John Leavitt 346. Christine Perkins received 512 votes for Supervisor of the Checklist (six years). Gerald B. Courser got 516 votes for the Chandler Reservation (four years). Penny Sue Courser received 512 votes for Almoner of the Foster & Currier funds (three years). Jeanne Hand (375), Caroline Hatala (383) and Sara McNeil (434) were the listed vote totals for three available trustee seats at the Pillsbury Free Library (three years each). David Karrick received 469 votes for Trustee of Trust Funds (three years) and Kenneth W. Cogswell received 496 votes for Trustee of Town Cemeteries (three years).
Additional contests recorded on the ballot included Moderator for one year (Brackett Scheffy, 478 votes) and School Board tallies listing Janice L. Loz with 213 votes and Joseph Mendola with 292. A write‑in for the Municipal Budget Committee (Jim Hand) is shown with 30 votes.
These are the tallies as printed on the Town of Warner official ballot; the ballot lists candidates and vote totals but does not include post‑count certification, which is typically performed by town election officials following canvass procedures.
