OFFICIAL GENERAL ELECTION RESULTS FOR THE TOWN OF CHARLTON
4 OUT OF 4 PRECINCTS REPORTING (100%)
SENATOR IN CONGRESS
- Edward J. Markey*(D) – 1808 votes
- Brian J. Herr (R) – 2573 votes
GOVERNOR AND LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR
- Baker and Polito (R) – 3,030 votes
- Coakley and Kerrigan (D) – 1,263 votes
- Falchuk and Jennings (UIP) – 142 votes
- Lively and Saunders (I) – 41 votes
- McCormick and Post (I) – 37 votes
ATTORNEY GENERAL
- Maura Healy (D) – 1,765 votes
- John B. Miller (R) – 2,595 votes
SECRETARY OF STATE
- William Francis Galvin* (D) – 2,216 votes
- David D’Arcangelo (R) – 2,007 votes
- Daniel L. Factor (G-R) – 149 votes
TREASURER
- Deborah B. Goldberg (D) – 1,512 votes
- Michael James Heffernan (R) – 2,614 votes
- Ian T. Jackson (G-R) – 172 votes
AUDITOR
- Suzanne M. Bump* (D) – 1,665 votes
- Patricia S. Saint Aubin (R) – 2,392 votes
- M. K. Merelice (G-R) – 168 votes
REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS FOR THE FIRST DISTRICT
- Richard Neal* (D) – 2,906 votes
- Write-ins/Blanks (U) – 1,658 votes
COUNCILLOR FOR THE SEVENTH DISTRICT
- Jennie L. Cassie* (R) – 3,356 votes
- Write-ins/Blanks (U) – 1,208 votes
SENATOR IN GENERAL COURT FOR THE WORCESTER, HAMPDEN, HAMPSHIRE, AND MIDDLESEX DISTRICT
- Anne Gobi (D) – 1,790 votes
- Michael J. Valanzola (R) – 2,561 votes
REPRESENTATIVE IN GENERAL COURT FOR THE SIXTH DISTRICT
PRECINCTS 1 – 3 ONLY
- Peter J. Durant* (R) – 2,173 votes
- Karen Spiewak (D) – 1,212 votes
REPRESENTATIVE IN GENERAL COURT FOR THE SEVENTH DISTRICT
PRECINCT 4 ONLY
- Paul K. Frost* (R) – 758 votes
- Terry Burke Dotson (D) – 249 votes
DISTRICT ATTORNEY
- Joseph D. Early, Jr.* (D) – 2,983 votes
- Write-ins/Blanks (U) – 1,581 votes
REGISTER OF PROBATE
- Stephen G. Abraham* (D) – 1,527 votes
- Stephanie K. Fattman (R) – 2,804 votes
- TOTAL VOTERS
4,564 voters (47.4%)
OFFICIAL BALLOT QUESTION RESULTS FOR THE TOWN OF CHARLTON
PRECINCTS 1 – 4
QUESTION 1 (WOULD YOU STOP THE MASS. GAS TAX FROM AUTOMATICALLY ADJUSTING ITSELF TO INFLATION RATES EVERY YEAR?)
- YES – 2,836 votes
- NO – 1,600 votes
QUESTION 2 (WOULD YOU EXPAND CURRENT BEVERAGE CONTAINER DEPOSIT LAWS TO BE APPLIED TO “NON-DEPOSIT” CONTAINERS?)
- YES – 753 votes
- NO – 3,751 votes
QUESTION 3 (WOULD YOU CHANGE CURRENT LAWS TO MAKE SLOTS, TABLE GAMES, AND RACING CRIMINALIZED IN MASS. CASINOS AND GAMING ESTABLISHMENTS?)
- YES – 1,357 votes
- NO – 3,119 votes
QUESTION 4 (WOULD YOU INCREASE EMPLOYMENT SICK TIME FOR COVERING CERTAIN, BALLOT-LISTED CONDITIONS?)
- YES – 2,009 votes
- NO – 2,391 votes
QUESTION 5 (WOULD YOU ALLOW THE TOWN TO BYPASS THE PROPERTY TAX CAP TO PURCHASE THEIR NEW FIRE TRUCK FOR?)
- YES – 2,519 votes
NO – 1,820 votes
QUESTION 6 (WOULD YOU ALLOW THE TOWN TO BYPASS THE PROPERTY TAX CAP TO PURCHASE THEIR NEW DUMP TRUCK?)
YES – 2,032 votes- NO – 2,311 votes
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