How Did Boston Vote in the 2014 State Election?

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Voters in Boston hit the polls Tuesday during the 2014 state election.

For Massachusetts Governor, Boston residents favored Martha Coakley to Charlie Baker Tuesday, while Martha Healey won the vote in Boston for Massachusetts Attorney General over opponent John B. Miller.

Below is a sampling of the unofficial vote totals from the Boston polls. The full list of results can be found here.

Candidates

Senator in Congress

• Edward J. Markey (D): 112,875
• Brian J. Herr (R): 27,115
• Write-Ins: 477

Governor and Lt. Governor

• Baker/Polito (R): 45,929
• Coakley/Kerrigan (D): 99,279
• Falchuck/Jennings (United Independent Party): 4,201
• Lively/Saunders (I): 632
• McCormick/Post (I): 827
• Write-Ins: 215

Attorney General

• Maura Healey (D): 115,770
• John B. Miller (R): 26,331
• Write-Ins:272

Secretary of State

• William F. Galvin (D): 114,506
• David D’Arcangelo (R): 19,306
• Daniel L. Factor (G-R): 5,535
• Write-Ins: 256

Treasurer

• Deborah B. Goldberg (D): 101,292
• Michael James Heffernan (R): 29,513
• Ian T. Jackson (G-R): 6,088
• Write-Ins: 266

Auditor

• Suzanne M. Bump (D): 98,675
• Patricia S. Saint Aubin (R): 26,898
• MK Merelice (G-R): 6,523
• Write-Ins: 316

Ballot Questions

Ballot Question 1: Eliminating Gas Tax Indexing

• Yes: 57,683
• No: 75,942

Ballot Question 2: Expanding the Beverage Container Deposit Law

• Yes: 56,474
• No: 85,340

Ballot Question 3: Expanding Prohibitions on Gaming

• Yes: 63,134
• No: 78,516

Ballot Question 4: Earned Sick Time for Employees

• Yes: 109,518
• No: 38,091