Nomination period opens for Cambridge byelection
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The city of Cambridge says that nomination packages for the upcoming byelection are now available at city hall and will need to be filed by September 29.
For those seeking to fill the vacant position on Cambridge council, the nomination period is now open.
The city sys that nomination packages are now available at city hall and will need to be filed by Sept. 29.
Cambridge will hold a byelection on Nov. 13 as it looks to fill the seat of former Ward 1 councillor Donna Reid, who died on Aug. 13.
In order to run for office, candidates must meet the following requirements:
Prospective candidates will also need to file a nomination paper, provide proof of address and pay a filing fee.
They must also get at least 25 endorsements with legal signatures.
Candidates cannot raise or spend money on their campaign until they have filed the appropriate paperwork.
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