Voters across western Massachusetts will cast ballots on Tuesday, Nov. 7 for a range of local offices. Seven cities in the region are holding contested elections for mayor.
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In Springfield, a five-candidate preliminary on Sept. 12 ended with incumbent Domenic Sarno and City Councilor Justin Hurst advancing the general.
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In Pittsfield, incumbent Mayor Linda Tyer is stepping down after two terms. City Council President Peter Marchetti and former City Councilor John Krol will face off in November, after finishing first and second, respectively, in the city's Sept. 19 preliminary.
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In Agawam, preliminary election voters gave mayoral candidate and City Council President Christopher Johnson more than 50% of the vote, setting up a November contest against the runner-up, City Councilor Cecilia Calabrese.
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- Results: Agawam voters advance Johnson, Calabrese to general election for mayor
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