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Important ELECTION Results:

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Newton election results, Nov. 3,

By FCN on November 3, 2026

Turnout. Unofficial results of the Nov. 3, 2026 election. (corrected version, Nov. 5)

The City Clerk has reported unofficial results of the November 3 Federal/State election. Here is how Newton voted on the nine ballot questions and the contested races. Click on any map for a larger view.

Contested Races

Democrats won across the board. Here are the unofficial citywide percentage shares of votes by party for the contested elections.

Shares of votes by party for the contested races in the Nov. 3, 2026 election, unofficial results.

The candidates in those contested elections:

  • Senator in Congress: Edward J. Markey (D), John Deaton (R), Shiva Ayyadurai (I), Joe Tache (S&L)

  • Governor & Lt. Governor: Healey & Driscoll (D), Minogue & Oliver (R), James & Kittredge (I)

  • Attorney General: Andrea Joy Campbell (D), Michael C. Walsh (R)

  • Secretary of State: William Francis Galvin (D), Anne R. Brensley (R)

  • Treasurer: Deborah B. Goldberg (D), Elizabeth Dionne (R)

  • Auditor: Diana DiZoglio (D), Al Ozonoff (L)

  • Representative in Congress (CD-4): Jake Auchincloss (D), Thomas Stalcup (R)

  • Register of Probate (Middlesex): Tara E. DeCristofaro (D), Tara Martorella (JfA)

Ed. Note: We corrected the turnout chart and the statement of total turnout. The earlier version of the chart and statement were based on turnout data from the September primary election, not the November 3 general election. Thanks to Councilor Sean Roche for identifying this error.

 

 


 

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Middlesex County Races

State House Races:

  • Elizabeth Warren

    US Senator

  • Ed Markey

    US Senator

  • Jake Auchincloss

    US Congressman

  • Bill Galvin

    Secretary of the Commonwealth

  • Andrea Campbell

    Attorney General

  • Deborah Goldberg

    Treasurer and Receiver General

  • Diana DiZoglio

    Auditor

  • Mara Dolan (3rd District)

    Governor's Councillor

  • Cindy Creem (1st Middlesex & Norfolk)

    State Senator

  • Greg Schwartz (12th Middlesex)

    State Representative

  • Amy Sangiolo (11th Middlesex)

    State Representative

  • John Lawn (10th Middlesex)

    State Representative

  • Peter Koutoujian

    Middlesex County Sheriff

  • Marian Ryan

    Middlesex County District Attorney

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