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Elizabeth Warren, Barack Obama Win in Boston
The urban center of Massachusetts voted Democratic.
Democratic candidate for U.S. Senate Elizabeth Warren.
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Democratic US Senate candidate Elizabeth Warren took home more votes in Boston than Republican US Sen. Scott Brown.
According to the Boston's Elections Department with 97% of precincts reporting, Warren received 73% of the vote, for a total of 177,823. Brown received 25% of the vote in Boston for 62,528.
As expected, President Barack Obama also won Boston, beating former Governor Mitt Romney. Obama received 78%, or 190,081. While Romney received 19% of Boston votes with 47,214.
Libertarian Gary Johnson candidate earned .84% of the vote, with 2,028 votes.
Green Party candidate Jill Stein earned .84% of the vote, with 2,020 votes.
In total there are 387,142 registered voters in Boston, spread throughout 255 precincts. Approximately 67% of registered voters cast ballots, according to the City's Election Department.
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Working Man Radio
7:28 am on Wednesday, November 7, 2012
WOW ... What a great Turnout in Charlestown...In the last couple of weeks since the Mayor got involved I seen more signs and more activity by the Warren Campaign. I am sure and hope those folks gave a big Thank You to Danielle Valle Fitzgerald, Scott Moses, Patrick Rossi and Doug MacDonald. Just in precinct 2 they pulled out around a 400 vote lead alone i think it was about an 800 vote victory. Great job to all who stuck it out that day i am sure it got crazy but to work hard all day on election day payed off for you.... Congrats
Mary Joe
9:49 pm on Wednesday, November 7, 2012
Impressive especially considering that South Boston went for Brown, who took every precenct
but the Fort Point-Waterfront District. Well done. No quit in the above mentioned folks, total get out the vote operations.
Stephen Smith
7:34 am on Wednesday, November 7, 2012
Dave, What were the Brown-Warren numbers in West Roxbury? Brown campaigned hard here even making a stop here at Holy Name on Election Day. No doubt the high turnout hurt Brown & at least in Boston very little ticket splitting...78% of Boston voters voted for Obama & 73% voted for Warren
Sara Jacobi
8:45 am on Wednesday, November 7, 2012
We're working on getting the local breakdown by neighborhood ward/precincts. We'll definitely publish those numbers as they become available!
Donna O'Brien
11:07 am on Wednesday, November 7, 2012
As the Elizabeth Warren Campaign's Charlestown Coodinator, I would like to thank every volunteer for their consistent, constant hard work. Our team was made up of people from corner of this neighborhood we all love to call home. To the voters who waited in long lines, patiently and with purpose, the Warren team thanks you from the bottom of our collective heart. As you can see, your votes truly mattered. YOU re-elected our president and YOU elected the first woman to the United States Senate from Massachusetts. It has been a privilege to work with all of you.
Jack Litwinsky
7:26 am on Thursday, November 8, 2012
Those numbers are out go to city of Boston
Sara Jacobi
9:46 am on Thursday, November 8, 2012
Hey all, the numbers were released on Wednesday. Since this article is cross-posted on all of Boston, check your local Patch's homepage for the results on how your neighborhood's wards and precincts voted. We've all got articles up on the numbers.
Working Man Radio
10:03 am on Friday, November 9, 2012
Just seen some Elizabeth Warren signs in Charlestown with "Thank You" Stickers on them ... That was a Classy move ... Good Job !!!!!
Donna O'Brien
12:02 pm on Friday, November 9, 2012
I'll let the campaign know you were happy with the 'thank you' signs, Working Man. I putting together the feedback from election day and will include this for my meeting. Thank you.