Roslindale Election Results 2012

Welcome to your source for local election results for Roslindale residents. 

UPDATE: The city's Elections Department has released unofficial ward and precinct results. Check below for local stats.

This article will be updated throughout the day.

Looking to vote on Tuesday? See our Election Preview guide for information on where to vote, contested races, a sample ballot, information on ballot questions and more useful information. 

In the coming hours, we'll have local Roslindale results on local races, state races and national races. Stay with us on Facebook and Twitter for up-to-the-minute updates.

Update from the polls

Just got back from visiting several polling stations in Roslindale. At St. Nectarios Church on Belgrade Avenue, Boston Police nicely asked sign holders to cross the street (it was sunnier on the other side) to be 150-feet away from the polling location.

There was a rush of voters at the Roslindale Library before noon. 

Getting ahead of the race, I saw several signs touting Will Dorcena for Boston Mayor in 2013, in Roslindale Village.

Photos and article of Roslindale at the polls today on Election Day.

At 2:32 p.m., Karen Kast-McBridge tweeted: "Line was out door @ #RoslindaleLibrary when got here - still in line #gotv #mavote" 

Boston Elections Department tweeted: "12 PM Voter Turnout is at 26.65%. Keep up the good work Boston!#bosvote #mapoli"

At 4:09 p.m., a legislative aide for District 5 City Councilor Rob Consalvo, said they had received a few calls from elderly residents needing a ride to vote. Rides were arranged.

As of 3 p.m., 148,133 ballots cast in Boston, or 38.26% of registered voters, according to City officials.

Boston is coming out to vote and Ward 19 is leading the way. Shortly before 5 p.m., Dave Bernstein of the Boston Phoenix tweeted "Congrats Ward 19 -- first in the city to bust through 50% turnout#mavote #bosvote"

The Conley Elementary School's Bake Sale has gone quite well, with this post from its Facebook page shortly after 5 p.m. "Thank you for all the donations! We've reached $1,000!"

Ed Grzyb tweeted "At 5:15 #Roslindale library voting line was out to Wash. St. Most were in line for Precinct 13 I think. My Precinct (10) line was short."

Amanda GOTSOLE1981 tweeted at 7:25 p.m.: "@PDRosso Need to see #Roslindale Public Library Ward 19 Precincts 13 &10 Crazy long line! #MApoli #mavote #stayinline"

Stein-Honkala

Johnson-Gray

US Congress District 7

US Congress District 8

Mike Capuano

Stephen Lynch

6,463

4,094

Karla Romero

Joe Selvaggi

1,218

539

Ballot Questions:

*These are statistics for all of Boston's precincts.

Uncontested Races:

Unofficial winners:

Senator in General Court: (Norfolk-Suffolk District) - Michael Rush, Democrat
Representative in General Court: - (6th Suffolk District) - Russell Holmes, Democrat; (10th Suffolk District) - Ed Coppinger, Democrat; (14th Suffolk District) Angelo Scaccia, Democrat; and (15th Suffolk District) Jeffrey Sanchez, Democrat.
Clerk of Supreme Judicial Court: (Suffolk County) - Maura Doyle, Democrat 
Clerk of Superior Court, Civil: (Suffolk County) - Michael Donovan, Democrat
Clerk of Superior Court, Criminal: (Suffolk County) - Maura Hennigan, Democrat
Register of Deeds: (Suffolk County) - Mickey Roache, Democrat 
Register of Probate: (Suffolk County) - Patricia Campatelli, Democrat