Brock Walsh

Candidate for Town of Warren Charter Review Commission (Bristol County) · November 3, 2026

About this race

Reviews the county or city charter (its local constitution) and can propose amendments for voters to decide.

4 candidates ran for Town of Warren Charter Review Commission (Bristol County) in the general election on Tuesday, November 3, 2026. Warren Township voters.

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What does the Town of Warren Charter Review Commission seat do?
Reviews the county or city charter (its local constitution) and can propose amendments for voters to decide.
Who is Brock Walsh running against?
Stephen Piper, Adam Speakman and Finneaus Audette, for Town of Warren Charter Review Commission (Bristol County).
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