STATE ELECTION |
NOVEMBER 2, 2010 |
The State Election was held at two locations.
Precincts 1,2 & 5 voted at the Fairbank
Community Center, 40 Fairbank Road, and
Precincts 3 & 4 voted at the Town Hall, 322
Concord Road. The polls were open from 7:00 a.m.
to 8:00 p.m.
There were 8,328 votes cast representing
69% of the Town's 12,040 registered voters.
The official population is 18,015. |
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OFFICIAL ELECTION RESULTS |
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GOVERNOR AND LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR |
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Pct 1 |
Pct 2 |
Pct 3 |
Pct 4 |
Pct. 5 |
TOTAL |
BLANKS |
9 |
8 |
9 |
7 |
7 |
40 |
PATRICK and MURRAY
(Democratic) |
795 |
838 |
829 |
870 |
783 |
4115 |
BAKER and TISEI
(Republican) |
913 |
684 |
788 |
693 |
767 |
3845 |
CAHILL and LOSCOCCO
(Independent) |
44 |
40 |
50 |
61 |
59 |
254 |
STEIN and PURCELL
(Green-Rainbow) |
9 |
14 |
14 |
17 |
15 |
69 |
WRITE-INS |
2 |
1 |
1 |
1 |
0 |
5 |
Total |
1772 |
1585 |
1691 |
1649 |
1631 |
8328 |
ATTORNEY GENERAL |
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Pct 1 |
Pct 2 |
Pct 3 |
Pct 4 |
Pct. 5 |
TOTAL |
BLANKS |
34 |
29 |
32 |
20 |
25 |
140 |
MARTHA COAKLEY (Democratic)
Candidate for re-election |
1025 |
1006 |
1033 |
1047 |
1011 |
5122 |
JAMES P. MCKENNA
(Republican) |
711 |
547 |
626 |
579 |
594 |
3057 |
WRITE-INS |
2 |
3 |
0 |
3 |
1 |
9 |
Total |
1772 |
1585 |
1691 |
1649 |
1631 |
8328 |
SECRETARY OF STATE |
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Pct 1 |
Pct 2 |
Pct 3 |
Pct 4 |
Pct. 5 |
TOTAL |
BLANKS |
79 |
50 |
80 |
54 |
68 |
331 |
WILLIAM FRANCIS GALVIN
(Democratic)
Candidate
for re-election |
980 |
994 |
979 |
1006 |
935 |
4894 |
WILLIAM C. CAMPBELL
(Republican) |
664 |
497 |
589 |
543 |
588 |
2881 |
JAMES D. HENDERSON
(Unenrolled) |
46 |
43 |
43 |
46 |
40 |
218 |
WRITE-INS |
3 |
1 |
0 |
0 |
0 |
4 |
Total |
1772 |
1585 |
1691 |
1649 |
1631 |
8328 |
TREASURER |
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Pct 1 |
Pct 2 |
Pct 3 |
Pct. 4 |
Pct. 5 |
TOTAL |
BLANKS |
80 |
55 |
56 |
69 |
81 |
341 |
STEVEN GROSSMAN (Democratic) |
884 |
880 |
856 |
917 |
825 |
4362 |
KARYN E. POLITO (Republican) |
807 |
647 |
778 |
663 |
725 |
3620 |
WRITE-INS |
1 |
3 |
1 |
0 |
0 |
5 |
Total |
1772 |
1585 |
1691 |
1649 |
1631 |
8328 |
AUDITOR |
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Pct 1 |
Pct 2 |
Pct 3 |
Pct. 4 |
Pct. 5 |
TOTAL |
BLANKS |
152 |
91 |
103 |
105 |
124 |
575 |
SUZANNE M. BUMP
(Democratic) |
601 |
652 |
613 |
662 |
648 |
3176 |
MARY Z. CONNAUGHTON
(Republican) |
966 |
784 |
932 |
821 |
817 |
4320 |
NATHANAEL ALEXANDER FORTUNE
(Green-Rainbow) |
50 |
56 |
42 |
61 |
42 |
251 |
WRITE-INS |
3 |
2 |
1 |
0 |
0 |
6 |
Total |
1772 |
1585 |
1691 |
1649 |
1631 |
8328 |
REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS |
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FIFTH DISTRICT |
Pct 1 |
Pct 2 |
Pct 3 |
Pct. 4 |
Pct. 5 |
TOTAL |
BLANKS |
45 |
34 |
41 |
35 |
36 |
191 |
NICOLA S. TSONGAS
(Democratic) |
936 |
938 |
944 |
972 |
907 |
4697 |
JONATHAN A. GOLNIK
(Republican) |
764 |
591 |
684 |
617 |
664 |
3320 |
DALE E. BROWN
(Liberty) |
12 |
15 |
13 |
19 |
13 |
72 |
ROBERT M. CLARK
(Citizen Legislator) |
13 |
6 |
9 |
6 |
10 |
44 |
WRITE-INS |
2 |
1 |
0 |
0 |
1 |
4 |
Total |
1772 |
1585 |
1691 |
1649 |
1631 |
8328 |
COUNCILLOR |
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THIRD DISTRICT |
Pct 1 |
Pct 2 |
Pct 3 |
Pct 4 |
Pct. 5 |
TOTAL |
BLANKS |
334 |
223 |
267 |
261 |
266 |
1351 |
MARILYN M. PETITTO DEVANEY
(Democratic)
Candidate for re-election |
788 |
814 |
771 |
831 |
772 |
3976 |
NICHOLAS A. IANNUZZI
(Independent) |
646 |
544 |
650 |
555 |
591 |
2986 |
WRITE-INS |
4 |
4 |
3 |
2 |
2 |
15 |
Total |
1772 |
1585 |
1691 |
1649 |
1631 |
8328 |
SENATOR IN GENERAL COURT |
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(THIRD MIDDLESEX DISTRICT)
(PRECINCT 1 & 4) |
Pct 1 |
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Pct 4 |
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TOTAL |
BLANKS |
79 |
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71 |
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150 |
SUSAN C. FARGO
(Democratic)
Candidate for re-election |
937 |
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969 |
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1906 |
SANDRA B. MARTINEZ
(Republican) |
751 |
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609 |
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1360 |
WRITE-INS |
5 |
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0 |
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5 |
Total |
1772 |
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1649 |
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3421 |
SENATOR IN GENERAL COURT |
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(MIDDLESEX
& WORCESTER DISTRICT)
(PRECINCT 2,3, & 5) |
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Pct 2 |
Pct 3 |
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Pct. 5 |
TOTAL |
BLANKS |
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132 |
136 |
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140 |
408 |
JAMES B. ELDRIDGE
(Democratic)
Candidate for re-election |
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882 |
867 |
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831 |
2580 |
GEORGE M. THOMPSON
(Republican) |
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568 |
688 |
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659 |
1915 |
WRITE-INS |
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3 |
0 |
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1 |
4 |
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1585 |
1691 |
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1631 |
4907 |
REPRESENTATIVE IN GENERAL COURT |
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(THIRTEENTH MIDDLESEX DISTRICT) |
Pct 1 |
Pct 2 |
Pct 3 |
Pct 4 |
Pct. 5 |
TOTAL |
BLANKS |
583 |
475 |
576 |
504 |
547 |
2685 |
THOMAS P. CONROY (Democratic)
Candidate for re-election |
1157 |
1066 |
1078 |
1112 |
1051 |
5464 |
WRITE-INS |
32 |
44 |
37 |
33 |
33 |
179 |
Total |
1772 |
1585 |
1691 |
1649 |
1631 |
8328 |
DISTRICT ATTORNEY |
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(NORTHERN DISTRICT) |
Pct 1 |
Pct 2 |
Pct 3 |
Pct 4 |
Pct. 5 |
TOTAL |
BLANKS |
602 |
486 |
580 |
537 |
559 |
2764 |
GERARD T. LEONE, JR. (Demcratic)
Candidate for re-election |
1149 |
1067 |
1089 |
1091 |
1049 |
5445 |
WRITE-INS |
21 |
32 |
22 |
21 |
23 |
119 |
Total |
1772 |
1585 |
1691 |
1649 |
1631 |
8328 |
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SHERIFF |
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(MIDDLESEX COUNTY) |
Pct 1 |
Pct 2 |
Pct 3 |
Pct 4 |
Pct. 5 |
TOTAL |
BLANKS |
443 |
320 |
377 |
353 |
370 |
1863 |
JAMES V. DiPAOLA
(Democratic)
Candidate for re-election |
952 |
914 |
903 |
942 |
897 |
4608 |
MICHAEL S. TRANCHITA, SR
(Unenrolled) |
374 |
345 |
406 |
348 |
354 |
1827 |
WRITE-INS |
3 |
6 |
5 |
6 |
10 |
30 |
Total |
1772 |
1585 |
1691 |
1649 |
1631 |
8328 |
QUESTION 1 |
LAW PROPOSED BY INITIATIVE PETITION |
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This proposed law would remove the Massachusetts
sales tax on alcoholic beverages and alcohol,
where the sale of such beverages and alcohol or
their importation into the state is already
subject to a separate excise tax under state
law. The
proposed law would take effect on January 1,
2011. |
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Pct 1 |
Pct 2 |
Pct 3 |
Pct 4 |
Pct. 5 |
TOTAL |
YES |
847 |
667 |
797 |
700 |
761 |
3772 |
NO |
905 |
885 |
859 |
925 |
842 |
4416 |
BLANKS |
20 |
33 |
35 |
24 |
28 |
140 |
Total |
1772 |
1585 |
1691 |
1649 |
1631 |
8328 |
QUESTION 2 |
LAW PROPOSED BY INITIATIVE PETITION |
This proposed law would repeal an existing state
law that allows a qualified organization wishing
to build government-subsidized housing that
includes low-or moderate-income units to apply
for a single comprehensive permit from a city or
town's zoning board of apppeals (ZBA), instead
of separate permits from each local agency or
official having jurisdiction over any aspect of
the proposed housing.
The repeal would take effect on January
1, 2011, but would not stop or otherwise affect
any proposed housing that had already received
both a comprehensive permit and a building
permit for at least one unit. |
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Pct 1 |
Pct 2 |
Pct 3 |
Pct 4 |
Pct. 5 |
TOTAL |
YES |
889 |
739 |
944 |
733 |
768 |
4073 |
NO |
803 |
770 |
679 |
820 |
781 |
3853 |
BLANKS |
80 |
76 |
68 |
96 |
82 |
402 |
Total |
1772 |
1585 |
1691 |
1649 |
1631 |
8328 |
QUESTION 3 |
LAW PROPOSED BY INITIATIVE PETITION |
This proposed law would reduce the state sales
and use tax rates (which were 6.25% as of
September 2009) to 3% as of January 1, 2011.
It would make the same reduction in the
rate used to determine the amount to be
deposited with the state Commissioner of Revenue
by non-resident building contractors as security
for the payment of sales and use tax on tangible
personal property used in carrying out their
contracts. |
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Pct 1 |
Pct 2 |
Pct 3 |
Pct 4 |
Pct. 5 |
TOTAL |
YES |
688 |
574 |
700 |
609 |
628 |
3199 |
NO |
1067 |
987 |
972 |
1018 |
985 |
5029 |
BLANKS |
17 |
24 |
19 |
22 |
18 |
100 |
Total |
1772 |
1585 |
1691 |
1649 |
1631 |
8328 |
QUESTION 4 |
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THIS QUESTION IS NON BINDING |
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Shall the state representative from this
district be instructed to support legislation
that would establish health care as a human
right regardless of age, state of health or
employment status, by creating a single payer
health insurance system like Medicare that is
comprehensive, cost effective, and publicly
provided to all residents of Massachusetts? |
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Pct.1 |
Pct. 2 |
Pct. 3 |
Pct. 4 |
Pct. 5 |
TOTAL |
YES |
806 |
812 |
806 |
817 |
804 |
4045 |
NO |
793 |
637 |
724 |
662 |
667 |
3483 |
BLANKS |
173 |
136 |
161 |
170 |
160 |
800 |
Total |
1772 |
1585 |
1691 |
1649 |
1631 |
8328 |
QUESTION 5 |
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THIS QUESTION IS NON BINDING |
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Shall the
state representative from this district be
instructed to vote in favor of legislation that
would allow the state to regulate and tax
marijuana in the same manner as alcohol? |
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Pct.1 |
Pct. 2 |
Pct. 3 |
Pct. 4 |
Pct. 5 |
TOTAL |
YES |
962 |
862 |
866 |
934 |
905 |
4529 |
NO |
646 |
586 |
658 |
563 |
585 |
3038 |
BLANKS |
164 |
137 |
167 |
152 |
141 |
761 |
Total |
1772 |
1585 |
1691 |
1649 |
1631 |
8328 |