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I’ve been following Teddy’s initiative with great interest. Looks like it’s going to be lots of fun and informative for the audience. I am grateful for the work he did promoting UMass Lowell during my tenure, and he was a terrific radio host for the Rowdy’s. Best of luck to all involved. I’ll be following their progress and what I know will be a great success.
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Just an FYI to ALL: To find out exactly how long ANY and ALL potential candidates have lived in ANY district or city wide, all one has to do is to request official voting history and registration timeline from the Lowell Election and Census Department at City Hall (Room 5). The Lowell City Charter mandates that you must have legally and continuously lived in a District for a year. The only database that carries legal weight for the election is the city’s official voter registry at Lowell City Hall, which documents exactly when ANYONE’s residency occurred. The Records Access Officer (RAO) is Mr. John Pyers Direct Email Address: RAO@LowellMA.gov Mailing Address: City Hall Law Department, Attn: RAO, 375 Merrimack Street 3rd Floor, Lowell, MA 01852 Phone Number: 978-674-4050 The official Lowell Public Records Portal explicitly notes that emailing the RAO is the most efficient way to submit a request and receive electronic records directly. Just state: A Public Records Request – Voter Registration History & Domicile Timeline of WHOMEVER you want to verify, to the Records Access Officer / Election Commission. Because under the Massachusetts Public Records Law (G.L. c. 66, section 10) copies of public records are maintained by the City of Lowell Election and Census Department. ANYONE can request the official voter registration history, internal voter file log, and certificate of residency timeline for ANY individual, who is a declared candidate in city elections.
- Jeanne Balkas