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Judith Souweine

Amherst Town Elector Under Will of Oliver Smith

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Amherst Town Elector Under Will of Oliver SmithIncumbent
2026 – 2027View Position
Candidate for Amherst Town Elector Under Will of Oliver SmithCandidate
2025View Position

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About Amherst Town Elector Under Will of Oliver Smith

Term length: 2026 – 2027

Nearby Officials

Heather Hala Lord

Amherst Town Council - Ward 3

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Michael Burkart

Amherst Town Housing Authority Board

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Patricia C. DeAngelis

Amherst Town Housing Authority Board

George E. Ryan

Amherst Town Council - Ward 3

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Dakota Costa

Amherst Town Housing Authority Board

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Nathanael Carl Larson

Amherst Town Library Board

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