It was a busy day in North Attleborough for the Nov. 3 midterm elections. Below are the unofficial results.
Ballots cast—12,176, roughly 49.58 percent of the town’s registered voters.
Senator in Congress (vote for one)
Edward Markey (D), candidate for re-election—6,760
John Deaton (R)—4,722
Shiva Ayyadurai (I)—250
Joe Tache (S & L)—237
Governor and Lieutenant Governor (vote for one)
Healey and Driscoll (D)—6,598
Minoque and Oliver (R)—5,033
James and Kittredge (I)—400
Attorney General (vote for one)
Andrea Joy Campbell (D), candidate for re-election—6,936
Michael C. Walsh (R)—4,928
Secretary of State (vote for one)
William Francis Galvin (D), candidate for re-election—7,614
Anne R. Brensley (R)—4,223
Treasurer (vote for one)
Deborah B. Goldberg (D), candidate for re-election—6,908
Elizabeth Dionne (R)—4,855
Auditor (vote for one)
Diana DiZoglio (D), candidate for re-election—8,480
Al Ozonoff (L)—2,252
Representative in Congress (vote for one)
Jake Auchincloss (D), candidate for re-election—7,255
Thomas Stalcup (R)—4,454
Councillor (vote for one)
Tamisha L. Civil (D), candidate for re-election—6,781
Francis Thomas Crimmins, Jr., (D)—4,777
Senator in General Court (vote for one)
Paul Richard Feeney (D), candidate for re-election—8,715
Representative in General Court (vote for one)
Adam J. Scanlon (D), candidate for re-election—8,885
District Attorney (vote for one)
Seth Thomas Aitken (R)—5,067
Christopher Matthew Markey (D)—6,548
Register of Probate (vote for one)
Thomas Cleary Hoye, Jr., (D), candidate for re-election—7,052
Melanie Patenaude Layden (I)—3,641
County Treasurer (vote for one)
Christopher T. Saunders (D), candidate for re-election—8,565
County Commissioner (vote for one)
John Thomas Saunders (D), candidate for re-election—8,521
Question 1–Expanding public records law
Yes—10,253
No—1,634
Question 2–Collective bargaining for CPCS employees
Yes—6,812
No—4,923
Question 3–State primary elections
Yes—4,826
No—7,071
Question 4–Election Day registration
Yes—6,015
No—5,858
Question 5–State revenue limit and rebate
Yes—6,136
No—5,575
Question 6–Natural Resource Conservation Fund
Yes—6,917
No—4,860
Question 7–Single-family homes
Yes—5,245
No—6,536
Question 8–Prohibit retail sale of adult recreational use marijuana
Yes—2,696
No—9,026
Question 9–Firearms regulation
Yes—7,689
No—4.336