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State Elections - November 08, 1994 Back to List

The State Election was held at two locations. Precincts 1 & 2 voted at the Fairbank Community Center, on 40 Fairbank Road, and Precincts 3 & 4 voted at the Loring School on Woodside Road. The polls were open from 7:00 am to 8:00 pm. There were 7,507 votes cast, representing 74% of the town's 10,201 registered voters.The final tabulation of votes was done at the Town Hall.
 

U.S. SENATOR

Candidate NamePrecinct 1Precinct 2Precinct 3Precinct 4Total
EDWARD M. KENNEDY895103391610303874
W. MITT ROMNEY9387919078793515
LAURALEIGH DOZIER7661231
WILLIAM A. FERGUSON, JR.23027
SCATTERING10001
BLANKS2120132680
Totals for Office18641853184219497508
 

GOVERNOR/LIEUT. GOVERNOR

Candidate NamePrecinct 1Precinct 2Precinct 3Precinct 4Total
WELD & CELLUCCI14821421142414775804
ROOSEVELT & MASSIE3403803834171520
COOK & CRAWFORD111261342
REBELLO & GISKE00112
WRITE-INS00000
BLANKS31392841139
Totals for Office18641852184219497507
 

ATTORNEY GENERAL

Candidate NamePrecinct 1Precinct 2Precinct 3Precinct 4Total
L. SCOTT HARSHBARGER11691270120813204967
JANIS M. BERRY6155105635252213
SCATTERING10001
BLANKS797271104326
Totals for Office18641852184219497507
 

SECRETARY OF STATE

Candidate NamePrecinct 1Precinct 2Precinct 3Precinct 4Total
ARTHUR E. CHASE8477508118023210
WILLIAM FRANCIS GALVIN7047597497792991
PETER C. EVERETT57665157231
SCATTERING0002424
BLANKS2562772312871051
Totals for Office18641852184219497507
 

TREASURER

Candidate NamePrecinct 1Precinct 2Precinct 3Precinct 4Total
JOSEPH DANIEL MALONE13481308131113455312
SHANNON P. O'BRIEN3543553774141500
SUSAN POULIN35262530116
THOMAS P. TIERNEY23374534139
SCATTERING00066
BLANKS10412684120434
Totals for Office18641852184219497507
 

AUDITOR

Candidate NamePrecinct 1Precinct 2Precinct 3Precinct 4Total
A. JOSEPH DENUCCI9981061107810634200
FORRESTER A. "TIM" CLARK, JR.6175105265642217
GEOFF M. WEIL38443138151
WRITE-INS00000
BLANKS211237207284939
Totals for Office18641852184219497507
 

REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS

Candidate NamePrecinct 1Precinct 2Precinct 3Precinct 4Total
MARTIN T. MEEHAN10761144104711204387
DAVID E. COLEMAN6625586366282484
WRITE-INS00000
BLANKS126151159201637
Totals for Office18641853184219497508
 

COUNCILLOR

Candidate NamePrecinct 1Precinct 2Precinct 3Precinct 4Total
CYNTHIA S. CREEM6376996706962702
WILLIAM M. MONNIE8748108268353345
SCATTERING10001
BLANKS3523433464181459
Totals for Office18641852184219497507
 

SENATOR IN GENERAL COURT

Candidate NamePrecinct 1Precinct 2Precinct 3Precinct 4Total
LUCILE "CILE" P. HICKS14071370131914055501
SCATTERING21003
BLANKS4554815235442003
Totals for Office18641852184219497507
 

REPRESENTATIVE IN GENERAL COURT

Candidate NamePrecinct 1Precinct 2Precinct 3Precinct 4Total
NANCY "HASTY" EVANS14381401134114395619
SCATTERING22105
BLANKS4244495005101883
Totals for Office18641852184219497507
 

DISTRICT ATTORNEY

Candidate NamePrecinct 1Precinct 2Precinct 3Precinct 4Total
THOMAS F. REILLY11811196111411634654
SCATTERING10001
BLANKS6826567287862852
Totals for Office18641852184219497507
 

CLERK OF COURTS

Candidate NamePrecinct 1Precinct 2Precinct 3Precinct 4Total
EDWARD J. SULLIVAN11231142106311094437
SCATTERING10001
BLANKS7407107798403069
Totals for Office18641852184219497507
 

REGISTER OF DEEDS

Candidate NamePrecinct 1Precinct 2Precinct 3Precinct 4Total
EUGENE C. BRUNE6477026386792666
JANE SULLIVAN SAVERY8577498208253251
SCATTERING20002
BLANKS3584013844451588
Totals for Office18641852184219497507
 

COUNTY COMMISSIONER

Candidate NamePrecinct 1Precinct 2Precinct 3Precinct 4Total
FRANCIS X. FLAHERTY7547837607613058
BARBARA J. COLLINS6445966436612544
WRITE-INS00000
BLANKS4664734395271905
Totals for Office18641852184219497507
 
BALLOT QUESTION 1
This proposed law would limit the way in which business and certain nonprofit corporations could contribute to and spend money on campaigns involving an initiative, referendum or other question submitted to the voters at a state or local election. The proposed law would require ballot committees organized to support or oppose any question to the voters to disclose promptly certain contributions made late in the campaign; would establish procedures that business and certain nonprofit corporations would have to follow in order to spend money on ballot question campaigns; and would establish voluntary spending limits for ballot committees
Ballot Question 1, ResultsPrecinct 1Precinct 2Precinct 3Precinct 4Totals
Yes6077246407272698
No11831053112411484508
Blanks74757874301
Totals18641852184219497507
BALLOT QUESTION 2
This law requires drivers and passengers in certain motor vehicles on public ways to wear properly adjusted and fastened safety belts.
Ballot Question 2, ResultsPrecinct 1Precinct 2Precinct 3Precinct 4Totals
Yes13361310124613865278
No4774745325071990
Blanks51686456239
Totals18641852184219497507
BALLOT QUESTION 3
This law eliminates one of the two ways in which students may authorize fees to be assessed on tuition bills at state-operated colleges and universities to support nonpartisan student organizations that attempt to influence state legislation.
Ballot Question 3, ResultsPrecinct 1Precinct 2Precinct 3Precinct 4Totals
Yes10239199659853892
No7007897458113045
Blanks141144132153570
Totals18641852184219497507
BALLOT QUESTION 4
This proposed law would prevent the name of a person from being printed on a state primary ballot as a candidate for one of a number of specified state and federal offices, if the person as already served a certain number of consecutive terms in that office within a fixed period preceding the end of the then-current term of office. If such a person were still elected by write-in vote to one of the state offices (except for the office of Governor), the person would serve without a salary, and in some of the state offices, without payment for certain expenses.
Ballot Question 4, ResultsPrecinct 1Precinct 2Precinct 3Precinct 4Totals
Yes8688289138993508
No9129348409603646
Blanks84908990353
Totals18641852184219497507
BALLOT QUESTION 5
This proposed law would allow retail stores to open at any time on Sundays and on the legal holidays of Memorial Day, July Fourth, and Labor Day. It would not affect the current restrictions on the sale of alcoholic beverages on Sundays and these holidays. Stores opening under the proposed law would be required to pay most employees at least one-half times their regular rate.
Ballot Question 5, ResultsPrecinct 1Precinct 2Precinct 3Precinct 4Totals
Yes11371068105410854344
No6757157288002918
Blanks52696064245
Totals18641852184219497507
BALLOT QUESTION 6
Constitutional Amendment Proposed by Initiative Petition - This proposed constitutional amendment would require Massachusetts income tax rates to be graduated, in order to distribute the burden of the tax fairly and equitably. The proposed amendment would require the rates for taxpayers in higher income brackets to be higher than the rates for taxpayers in lower income brackets. The proposed amendment would also allow the state Legislature to grant reasonable exemptions and abatements and establish the number and range of tax brackets. The proposed amendment would eliminate from the Massachusetts Constitution the present requirement that income taxes must be levied at a uniform rate throughout the state upon incomes derived from the same class of property.
Ballot Question 6, ResultsPrecinct 1Precinct 2Precinct 3Precinct 4Totals
Yes3114224114221566
No15041365136714635699
Blanks49656464242
Totals18641852184219497507
BALLOT QUESTION 7
This proposed law would change the state personal income tax laws if a proposed amendment to the Massachusetts Constitution requiring income tax rates to be graduated is approved at the 1994 state election.
Ballot Question 7, ResultsPrecinct 1Precinct 2Precinct 3Precinct 4Totals
Yes2834173734081481
No15161366139714715750
Blanks65697270276
Totals18641852184219497507
BALLOT QUESTION 8
This proposed law would increase the portion of the gasoline tax revenue that would be credited to the state Highway Fund; prohibit the transfer of money from the Highway Fund to other state funds for other purposes; declare that citizens have a right to a safe and efficient public highway, road and bridge system and require the state to develop a comprehensive seven-year state transportation plan; and make certain other changes in state finance laws relating to the Highway Fund
Ballot Question 8, ResultsPrecinct 1Precinct 2Precinct 3Precinct 4Totals
Yes13231355136113965435
No4293913724391631
Blanks112106109114441
Totals18641852184219497507
BALLOT QUESTION 9
This proposed law would prohibit rent control for most privately owned housing unites in Massachusetts, and would nullify certain existing rent control laws, except that cities and towns would be authorized to adopt a restricted form of rent control for a six month period, after which compliance by property owners would be voluntary
Ballot Question 9, ResultsPrecinct 1Precinct 2Precinct 3Precinct 4Totals
Yes102497210359854016
No7197526768092956
Blanks121128131155535
Totals18641852184219497507
BALLOT QUESTION 10
Shall an act passed by the general court in the year nineteen hundred and ninety four, entitled "An act establishing a board of selectmen-town manager form of administration in the Town of Sudbury", be accepted?
Ballot Question 10, ResultsPrecinct 1Precinct 2Precinct 3Precinct 4Totals
Yes9648468519353596
No7538668218593299
Blanks147140170155612
Totals18641852184219497507