THE REVERE ADVOCATE–Friday, November 8 , 2019 Page 11 Election night in Revere Mayor Brian Arrigo (center) with supporters campaigning on Malden Street on Election Day. Arrigo defeated challenger Daniel Rizzo by 562 votes to secure a second term. (Advocate Photos by Christopher Roberson) JoAnn and Councillor-at-Large Jessica Giannino, shown with her grandmother JoAnn, said it is surreal that she topped the ticket for another term in office. Shown from left to right in the back row are Corrie O’Neil, Susan Papalambros and Jenna Harrity. Shown from left to right in the front row are Chloe O’Neil, Maryanne Fiorino, Charlotte Harrity and Declan Harrity. The group hosted a bake sale on Tuesday to raise money for the Lincoln School PTA. Father-in-Law Bobby Rose, Councillor-at-Large winner Gerry Visconti, and wife, Danielle. Councillor-at-Large Anthony Zambuto campaigning with supporter Jack Walsh. Zambuto finished in third place in the At-Large race with 4,285 votes and will be returning to the City Council. Current School Committee members who regained their seats are Carol Tye, Michael Ferrante, Stacey Rizzo, and Frederick Sannella. Ward 2 City Councillor incumbent Ira Novoselsky displays his excitement after being reelected. Police Chief James Guido congratulated his friend John Powers on his re-election as a Ward 5 City Councillor. Ward 1 City Councillor-at-Large winner Joanne McKenna, Ward 4 City Councillor/Council Vice President Patrick Keefe with his son, Patrick. First Lady Daveen and husband, Mayor Brian Arrigo embrace by the mayor’s office sign before the results come in on Tuesday night. Michelle D’Ambrosio (left) and Allie Cardello supporting School Committee candidate Anthony D’Ambrosio on Tuesday. D’Ambrosio topped the ticket in the A-Large School Committee race with 5,314 votes. School Committee incumbent Michael Ferrante jots down results on a clipboard. Richard Serino, Ward 6 City Councillor winner Richard Serino, and his mother, Gina, were congratulated by many at City Hall.
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