Any former No voters now voting Yes on the override?

Back in April, only about 1/3 of Stoneham's enrolled voters turned out for the $14.6M override ballot; it failed by just over 500 votes. Big issues with that campaign were due to a lack of proper messaging, confusion about the override amount, and when the vote was taking place. But now we have another override vote coming up, and the messaging has been pretty strong about why this override vote is imperative and why it must pass. **Question:** Have any former NO voters decided to vote YES this time around? If so, why? And has the increased and improved messaging helped them to change their decision? (Also, to those who did not vote in April: Will you vote in December? And what got you to make the decision to vote this time?)