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Ugandan born Nabulime voted first black City Councillor in Waltham, USA

Alex Taremwa by Alex Taremwa
September 26, 2018
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Ugandan born Sharline Nabulime is the new Waltham City Councillor after winning beating her opponent in a tight election. 

Nabulime who moved to the US in the early 90s won the seat left by Robert Waddick by 384 votes compared to her opponent’s 299.

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Nabulime raked in the most votes during the primary. But Durkee who came in second place was endorsed by third-place finisher Chuck Smerlas, so the race was predicted to be close.

Robert Waddick held that council seat for a decade before stepping down in May.

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