Fenway-Kenmore Neighborhood Results - Mayor Preliminary Election 2013

The voting in Fenway-Kenmore precincts for the 2013 preliminary elections Tuesday reflected a different set of preferences that the citywide vote. Although John Connolly came in first in votes in many districts, Mike Ross was a close second or first in many areas, with Charlotte Golar Richie, and Felix Arroyo also getting high percentages in some areas.  

There was relatively low turnout overall in Fenway-Kenmore precinct (Boston's Ward 4, Precinct 4-10 and Ward 5, Precinct 2), with averages hovering between 6 percent to 20 percent voter turnout, depending on the area. 

Overall in Boston, Walsh topped the ticket with a little over 18 percent of the vote, according to unofficial results posted by the Boston Election Department. Connolly claimed over 17 percent of the vote. Third-place finisher Charlotte Golar Richie took home over 13 percent of the vote.

The below results are unofficial, from the city of Boston. Each shows results of the top three candidates:

Ward 4, Pct 5
Turnout: 21.16%
Connolly: 22.42%
Ross: 20.24%
Richie: 18.45%

Ward 4, Pct 6:
Turnout: 20.47%
Connolly: 22.32%
Ross: 20.24%
Richie: 9.77%

Ward 4, Pct 7:
Turnout: 17.22%
Ross: 31.60%
Connolly: 12.40%
Richie: 14.40%

Ward 4, Pct 8:
Turnout: 15.56%
Connolly: 25.96%
Ross: 24.68%
Richie: 14.89%

Ward 4, Pct 9:
Turnout: 11.41%
Arroyo: 27.14%
Richie: 18.57%
Connolly: 11.49%

Ward 4, Pct 10:
Turnout: 6.79%
Ross: 25%
Richie: 16.07%
Connolly: 12.50%

Ward 5, Pct 2:
Turnout: 14.31%
Ross: 31.72%
Connolly: 13.98%
Richie: 13.44%