How Did Westborough Vote in the 2014 State Election?

Voters hit the polls Tuesday during the U.S. election in Massachusetts.

Westborough picked Charlie Baker in the governor’s race, and Maura Healey for attorney general. They overwhelmingly voted “no” on the bottle bill, and gave the OK for casinos, narrowly.

There are 11,338 registered voters in Westborough, and 6,355 voted, representing 56 percent.

Here are the unofficial totals from the town of Westborough.

Senator in Congress

Edward Markey, 3,278

Brian Herr, 2,863

Governor

Baker and Polito, 3,573

Coakley and Kerrigan, 2,487

Falchuk and Jennings, 148

Lively and Saunders, 37

McCormick and Post, 29

Write-Ins, 7

Attorney General

Maura Healey, 3,405

John Miller, 2,686

Write-Ins, 9

Secretary of State

William Francis Galvin, 3,881

David D’Arcangelo, 2,003

Daniel Factor, 187

Write-Ins, 3

Treasurer

Deborah Goldberg, 2,840

Michael James Heffernan, 2,985

Ian Jackson, 4

Write-Ins, 340

Auditor

Suzanne Bump, 3,059

Patricia Saint Aubin, 2,637

MK Merelice, 200

Write-Ins, 6

U.S. Representative in Congress

James McCovern, 4,622

Write-Ins, 152

Councillor-Third District

Marilyn Pettito Devaney, 3,257

Thomas Sheff, 2067

Write Ins, 22

State Senator Middlesex and Worcester District

James Eldridge, 4,474

Write-Ins, 101

State Representative, 4th Middlesex District

Danielle Gregoire, 986

Matthew Elder, 751

Kristine Coffey, 237

Write-Ins, 2

State Representative

Matthew Beaton, 2,395, 11th Worcester District

Write-Ins, 27

State Representative, 8th Middlesex District

Carolyn Dykema, 508

Patricia Vanaria, 412

District Attorney

Joseph Early, Jr. 4,612

Register of Probate

Stephen Abraham, 3, 113

Stephanie Fattman, 2,736

Write Ins, 8

Question 1

Yes, 3,589

No, 2,488

Question 2

Yes, 1,639

No, 4,575

Question 3

Yes, 2,708

No, 3,483

Question 4

Yes, 3,336

No, 2,834

Question 5

Yes, 615

No, 189