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Berkshire County polling sites will be open from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. Tuesday.
In siding with Mr. Shugrue as the new district attorney and Sheriff Bowler for another term in office, the Berkshire County electorate sided with the candidates who leaned on their relevant experience, knowledge and the ability to the jobs for which they were campaigning.
Tuesday's primary election saw voters send one incumbent, Sheriff Thomas Bowler, and one challenger, District Attorney-Elect Timothy Shugrue, in two high profile races to office by wide margins.
Thomas Bowler has clinched another term in office as sheriff of Berkshire County, easily defeating challenger Alfred E. "Alf" Barbalunga
Berkshire voters will be making decisions on key races Tuesday. Who is on the ballot and where do you vote?
UPDATED: This recap on Berkshires campaigns has been updated to remove the name of a person who did not officially endorse Berkshire District Attorney Andrea Harrington. Entries are drawn from submissions from the candidates.
District Attorney candidate Tim Shugrue says he asked the NAACP to reconsider and hold a DA candidate debate. The president of the local branch of the NAACP said he missed the deadline to respond. Sheriff Tom Bowler said he will be out of town.
A recap of news from political campaigns in the Berkshires ahead of the Sept. 6 primary.
These developments under Sheriff Bowler’s watch indicate a strengthening of the mission and performance of the Sheriff’s Office and jail that are worth noting — and continuing.
Incumbent Sheriff Thomas Bowler seeks a third, six-year term and faces Alfred E. "Alf" Barbalunga in a Democratic primary Sept. 6.
