Local elections in Holliston are often decided by just a few votes—your participation truly makes a difference. If you care about how our town serves the needs of a diverse community, please be sure to cast your ballot by mail or in person by Monday, May 20. Polls will be open from 7:00 AM to 8:00 PM at the Holliston High School gymnasium.
Below, you’ll find resources on the 2025 candidates, including interviews from our podcast, Coffee & Community, where we focus on issues of diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI). We invited all candidates in contested races to participate: 9 accepted and 4 declined. The episodes have been edited for clarity and brevity, but full recordings and AI-generated transcripts are available upon request.
To better understand how Holliston’s town government works, we recommend this 2021 episode of Just Thinking. You can also revisit our Equity & Inclusion Voting Guide from last year, which remains a helpful resource as you prepare to vote.
Parks Commissioner
Three Year Term, Vote for Two
Nicole Downin (N)
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Sinead Arsenault (D)
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Tracey McSherry (D)
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Leo Downing, III (R)
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Library Trustees
Three Year Term, Vote for Two
Kristy Wiwczar (D – Incumbent)
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- Coffee & Community: DH Podcast
- Just Thinking
- Holliston Reporter
- Past Library Trustee Meeting Minutes
Maureoun Yai (D – Incumbent)
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Lauren Onak (N)
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Meghan Krenselewski (R)
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School Committee
Three Year Term, Vote for Two
Dawn Neborsky (N)
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Tracy Floeckher (D)
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Jessica Ommen (N)
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Barbara Ryan (D)
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Select Board
Three Year Term, Vote for One
Tina Hein (D – Incumbent)
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Matthew J. Fair (R)
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