Politics & Government

Brookline 2016 Election Results

How did Brookline vote in the General Election?

BROOKLINE, MA – Come on America, we can get through this. Voters march to the polls on Tuesday, Nov. 8, to help decide one of the most historical presidential elections in most of our lifetimes.

From 7 a.m. to 8 p.m., voters hit voting booths across the country, electing not only our next commander-in-chief, but members of congress, state representatives and senators, councillors and county sheriffs in their communities.

The unofficial results are in, according to the Brookline town website. Here's a look at how Brookline voted in 2016:

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President

Hillary Clinton: 23,913

Donald Trump: 3,137

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Gary Johnson: 722

Jill Stein: 381

Rep. in Congress

Joseph Kennedy III: 24,421

David Rosa: 3,469

Councillor

M.M. Petitto Devaney: 21,707

Sen. in General Court

Cynthia Stone Creem: 21,157

Rep. in General Court - 18th Suffolk

Michael Moran: 1,308

Rep. in General Court - 15th Suffolk

Jeffrey Sanchez: 1,517

Rep. in General Court - 15th Norfolk

Frank Israel Smizik: 15,728

Rep. in General Court - 10th Suffolk

Edward Coppinger: 4,004

Norfolk County Sheriff

Michael Bellotti: 21,857

County Commissioner - Norfolk County

Francis O'Brien: 18,662

Joseph Shea: 11,303

Ballot Questions

Question 1 (slot licenses) lost 21,342 to 6,143.

Question 2 (charter school expansion) lost 17,576 to 10,449.

Question 3 (farm animals) passed 23,385 to 4,634.

Question 4 (marijuana) passed 17,217 to 11,027.

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SEE ALSO: • Brookline General Election Voting Guide 2016

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Check back here to get updates throughout the day, and election results, including the number of voters, on Tuesday evening.

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