Quincy MA Election Coverage 2023
Let the Games Begin!
As always, Quincy Quarry News’ ever-growing legions of loyal readers can count on seeing Quincy Quarry’s legendary take on “balanced and fair coverage” with its impending reporting on this year’s local mayoral election.
QUINCY 2023 MAYORAL ELECTION COVERAGE:
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Campaign Lawn Sign Post Election Clean-up Not Happen in Quincy?
Usual local policies and practices regarding yard lawn signs is for their respective candidates to see them gathered up within five days to a week after election day. In this and other cases, however, such does not always happen.
Quincy Quarry News Weekly Fish Wrap: Four more years …
Quincy Mayor Thomas P. Koch won reelection this past Tuesday and so will be extending his already record-setting tenure as well as profligate maladministration of the City of Quincy.
Former Quincy Politician out of yet another job given Braintree mayoral election results
Quincy Quarry News readers will likely enjoy more than a little schadenfreude for at least this morning as former Quincy Ward 1 ward heeler Margaret LaForest will yet again be out of a job come the first of the year.
Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch Reelected
Money may not be able to buy true love but spending over a million to promulgate false narratives and negative campaigning on a mayoral election campaign can score a win.
Today Is Election Day!
After many weeks of spam push poll calls pimped by the Koch Machine as well as its junk mail that has surely sent many a local mail carrier to a chiropractor foisting bovine byproduct, today is the last day one can vote.
City Hall Workers Poaching Designated Early Voting Parking Spaces
Quincy Quarry hit the pavement around City Hall to find designated parking for early voters. So little was provided as well as so poorly signed that finding it took some doing.
Quincy Quarry News Weekly Fish Wrap: Hey Big Spender!
After last week’s news that while crime nationally was down by 1.6% in 2022 from 2021 levels, crime in Quincy was up by 9%, this week comes word that Quincy’s peerless mayor has blown past spending a million on his reelection bid with even more such campaign trafficking yet to be foisted.
Quincy Mayor Thomas Koch Campaign Spending Blows Past a Million
There was also a $13,280,213.65 bank deposit and then withdrawal from Mayor Koch’s campaign fund bank account. While reports suggest a banking error, Quincy Quarry is endeavoring to find out if perhaps the funds were errantly transferred in from a slush fund and then returned to, say, the Caymans.
Early Voting Begins: One Early Voter’s Observations
Early voting for this year’s local elections has begun. To this event, Quincy Quarry is proud to publish the unvarnished observations of one of its regular posters and which follow.
Koch Campaign Continues to Spam Call Locals
The Koch campaign continues to operate a phone calling barraging of locals, including multiple calls to people who are only becoming ever more resolute to not be voting to reelect Mayor Thomas P. Koch for yet another term in office.
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