Glackin odd man out for council

As ballots continue to trickle into the state’s Board of Elections, the leading candidates for town council remain the same as on election night. The lone incumbent, Democrat Mary Glackin, is currently on the outside looking in. Although the state has not yet certified the election, it appears she will not be re-elected to her second term, as canvassing clerk Keith Ford said he only has five pending overseas ballots. Three of those ballots, moreover, are qualified for federal offices only. Glackin is 37 votes behind the fifth-place candidate, Democrat Kirstin Reveron, who has 1,825 votes. Reveron is 10 votes behind independent Bob Bailey for fourth place. Democrat Marisa Quinn has the most votes with 2,226. She is followed by fellow Democrats Nick Insana (2,126) and Richard Smith (2,020).

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