Wednesday, 12:33 p.m. — We've just gotten in the JP totals, which have been added to the table below.

11:35 p.m. — It's four more years for President Barack Obama.

11:13 p.m. — Here are the state-wide results for the three ballot questions: Right to repair passed, assisted suicide was too close to call and medical marijuana passed.

9:55 p.m. — Democrat Elizabeth Warren, who stopped by JP today, has won the U.S. Senate seat from incumbent Republican Scott Brown.

8:21 p.m. — President Barack Obama, as expected, has won Massachusetts.

7:00 p.m. — We're live-Tweeting from the Mitt Romney party at the Boston Convention and Expo Center.

5:35 p.m. — Okay, JP neighbors, I'll soon be off to Newton for a Patch assignment. I'll be covering the 4th Congressional District race by going to the Joe Kennedy party. If you have photos from today at the polls or tonight at one of the many watch parties around JP, please add them to this post. As soon as I'm done with Mr. Kennedy, I'll be back!

4:16 p.m. — The lead field rep for Senator Scott Brown in Jamaica Plain says she and other Republicans have seen evidence of "cheating and fraud" at several Dorchester polls.

3:45 p.m. — JP's Ken Sazama told me he got back last night from canvassing for President Barack Obama in Ohio. He said there was a lot of voter apathy in the areas around Canton that he visited as a "foot soldier." I visited with Sazama at the JP for Warren HQ.

2:26 p.m. — Elizabeth Warren stopped by her JP headquarters at 405 Centre St. just before 1 p.m. Here are some photos.

12:30 p.m. — The Boston Elections Department just announced that, as of 9 a.m., 58,854 ballots had been cast in the city. That's 15.2 percent of registered voters.

12:12 p.m. — Voter Courtney Carignan, on her way out of English High, stopped to talk to Patch. She said it made her "sad" to vote on the assisted suicide ballot question. Speaking personally, I have to agree. I certainly felt somber as I looked over the ballot and made my choice.

11:56 a.m. — Things were pretty quiet at English High School, where Ward 11, Precincts 7 and 8 vote. Just before 11 a.m., there were no lines at all. I was voter number 460 at 11-8. There are 1,645 registered voters in my precinct. So that's roughly a 28 percent turnout as of 10:50 a.m. (The "I" in this case is Chris Helms, editor of JP Patch.)

9:28 a.m. — Twitter users were reporting long lines Tuesday morning. @Carolynyjohnson tweeted: "Polling officer says the turnout so far in Jamaica Plain is "like wow" way more than he expected."

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LIVE 2012 ELECTION RESULTS

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Uncontested Races:

Unofficial winners:

Councillor: (4th District) - Christopher Ianella, Jr., Democrat
Senator in General Court: (2nd Suffolk District) - Sonia Chang-Diaz, Democrat
Representative in General Court: - (11th Suffolk District) Liz Malia, Democrat; (15th Suffolk District) - Jeffrey Sánchez, Democrat
Clerk of Supreme Judicial Court: (Suffolk County) - Maura Doyle, Democrat 
Clerk of Superior Court, Civil: (Suffolk County) - Michael Donovan, Democrat
Clerk of Superior Court, Criminal: (Suffolk County) - Maura Hennigan, Democrat
Register of Deeds: (Suffolk County) - Mickey Roache, Democrat 
Register of Probate: (Suffolk County) - Patricia Campatelli, Democrat