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Committee Recommends Molle for Election Commission

Committee on State, Federal and Regional Government voted unanimously to recommend Molle for Election Commission. Led by Lisa J. Feltner and Theophilus Offei, the panel backed City Council confirmation of Antonio Molle to the Board of Election Commissioners for a term through April 1, 2030.

City Council_ Committee on State, Federal, and Regional Government · Meeting of September 9, 2026

WATERTOWN — Committee on State, Federal and Regional Government voted unanimously to recommend Molle for Election Commission. Led by Lisa J. Feltner and Theophilus Offei, the panel backed City Council confirmation of Antonio Molle to the Board of Election Commissioners for a term through April 1, 2030.

Molle outlined his background in Republican politics in both Watertown and Belmont, volunteer work with the Council on Aging and youth employment, and his recent return to the town. He told the committee he has met with City Clerk staff to understand the position's requirements, including maintaining impartiality and not displaying campaign signs during elections.

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Source: the City Council_ Committee on State, Federal, and Regional Government meeting of September 9, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.

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