Campaign Finance Reports

The primary purpose of the campaign finance law is to provide public disclosure of money raised and expenditures made to influence Massachusetts elections, with the goal of transparency in the electoral process.

New requirements of the Campaign Finance Reform Law require local election officials to scan and post all campaign finance reports on municipal websites within 30 days of a filing deadline if $1,000 is raised or spent in a reporting period.

30th day after Election June 18, 2020

  1. Samuel Hanson Patterson, Jr. , Select Board
  2. Nancy Robbins Taylor, Select Board

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8th day Preceding Election May 11, 2020

  1. Samuel Hanson Patterson Jr. Board of Selectmen
  2. Nancy Robbins Taylor, Board of Selectmen

Year End Reports 2019

  1. Doug Jones Board of Selectmen
  2. Susan Moran, Selectboard
  3. Samuel Patterson, Selectboard
  4. Douglas Brown, Selectboard
  5. Megan English Braga, Selectboard
  6. Kevin Murphy Board of Selectmen
  7. Michael Palmer Town Clerk
  8. Megan Cummings Fleck, School Committee
  9. Planning Board
  10. School Committee

30th day after Election June 20, 2019

  1. Megan English Braga, Board of Selectman
  2. Douglas Brown, Board of Selectman
  3. Marc Finneran, Board of Selectmen

8th day Prior to Election May 13,2019

  1. Douglas Brown, Board of Selectmen
  2. Marc Finneran, Board of Selectmen
  3. Megan English Braga, Board of Selectmen
  4. John Carcieri, Independent Expenditures

Year End Reports 2018

  1. Susan Moran Board of Selectmen
  2. Douglas C Brown Board of Selectmen
  3. Megan English Braga Board of Selectmen
  4. Samuel Hanson Patterson Jr. Board of Selectmen
  5. Douglas Jones Board of Selectmen
  6. Marc Finneran Board of Selectmen
  7. Kevin Murphy Board of Selectmen
  8. Meghan Cummings Fleck School Committee
  9. Michael Palmer Town Clerk
  10. Planning Board
  11. Housing Authority

30th day after Election June 15, 2018

  1. Marc Finneran Board of Selectmen
  2. Dougals Jones Board of Selectmen
  3. Vote Yes on #1
  4. Vote No on # 1

8th day preceding an election May 7, 2018

  1. Doug Jones, Board of Selectmen
  2. Marc Finneran, Board of Selectmen
  3. Yes on Question 1
  4. No on Question 1

30th day after Election June 15, 2017

  1. Marc Finneran, 30 days after Election
  2. Samuel Patterson, Jr. 30 days after Election
  3. Susan Moran, 30 days after Election
  4. Meghan Cummings Fleck 30 days after Election

8th day preceding an election, May 8, 2017

  1. Susan Lynn Moran, Board of Selectmen
  2. Samuel Hanson Patterson, Jr. , Board of Selectmen
  3. Marc Finneran, Board of Selectmen
  4. Meghan Cummings Fleck, School Committee

30 day after election Oct 8, 2016

  1. Douglas Brown Oct. 8, 2016
  2. Marc Finneran (PDF)
  3. William Dynan (PDF)

8th day preceding an election September 1, 2016

  1. Douglas Brown (PDF)
  2. Marc Finneran (PDF)
  3. William Dynan (PDF)

30 day after election June 16, 2016

  1. Marc Finneran (PDF)
  2. Megan English Braga (PDF)
  3. Ralph Herbst (PDF)
  4. William Dynan (PDF)

8th day preceding an election May 9, 2016

  1. Marc Finneran (PDF)
  2. Megan English Braga (PDF)
  3. Ralph Herbst (PDF)
  4. William Dynan (PDF)

8th day preceding an election May 11, 2015

  1. Douglas Jones (PDF)
  2. Ginamarie Tolentino (PDF)
  3. Lawrence School Windows 1 (PDF)
  4. Marc Finneran (PDF)
  5. Melissa Keefe (PDF)

30th day after an election June 19, 2015

  1. Douglas Jones (PDF)
  2. Lawrence School Windows 1 (PDF)
  3. Marc Finneran (PDF)
  4. Melissa Keefe (PDF)

8th day preceding an election May 12, 2014

  1. David Braga (PDF)
  2. Marc Finneran (PDF)
  3. Plan B Committee (PDF)
  4. Rebecca Putnam (PDF)
  5. Samuel Patterson, Jr. (PDF)
  6. Susan Lynn Moran (PDF)

30th day after an election June 20, 2014

  1. David Braga (PDF)
  2. Marc Finneran (PDF)
  3. Plan B Committee (PDF)
  4. Samuel Patterson, Jr. (PDF)
  5. Susan Lynn Moran (PDF)