Tewksbury 2024 Election Results: Vote Totals In Every Race

TEWKSBURY, MA — The town has released unofficial results showing how Tewksbury voted in Tuesday's election.

In contested local races, incumbent David Robertson has been declared the winner of the 19th Middlesex state representative race, according to The Associated Press. Robertson, a Democrat, defeated Republican Paul Sarnowski and George Ferdinand, an Independent.

Vanna Howard, a Democrat, was declared the victor in the 17th Middlesex state representative race, according to The Associated Press. She won over challenger Joseph Onoroski.

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Here's how Tewksbury voted in every major race, according to unofficial results released by the town:

President

Kamala Harris and Tim Walz, Democrat: 8,708

Donald J. Trump and J.D. Vance, Republican: 8,984

Jill Stein and Gloria Caballero-Roca, Green Party: 84

Chase Oliver and Mike ter Maat, Libertarian: 81

Claudia De la Cruz and Karina Garcia, Socialism and Liberation: 29

Shiva Ayyadurai and Crystal Ellis, Independent: 98

United States Senate

Elizabeth Warren, Democrat: 8,244

John Deaton, Republican: 9,521

U.S. Congress

Seth Moulton, Democrat: 12,572

Governor's Council 5th District

Anne M. Manning-Martin, Republican: 7,585

Eunice Delice Zeigler, Democrat: 6,895

Jody A. Elliott, Independent: 1,895

Senator in General Court 2nd Essex and Middlesex District

Barry R. Finegold, Democrat: 12,398

Representative in General Court 17th Middlesex District

Vanna Howard, Democrat: 1,078

Joseph Paul Onoroski, Pirate: 389

Representative in General Court 19th Middlesex District

David Allen Robertson, Democrat: 5,103

Paul Sarnowski, Republican: 3,858

George Hugh Ferdinand, Independent: 1,390

Representative in General Court 18th Middlesex District

Tram T. Nguyen, Democrat: 3,392

Clerk of Courts

Michael A. Sullivan, Democrat: 12,375

Register of Deeds

Karen M. Cassella, Democrat: 12,439

Voters also weighed in on five ballot questions. Here's how those turned out locally, according to the town's unofficial results:

Ballot 1 (State Legislative Audit)
Yes: 12,658
No: 4,550

Ballot 2 (MCAS as Graduation Requirement)
Yes: 10,598
No: 7,254

Ballot 3 (Unionization of Transport Workers)
Yes: 7,992
No: 9,286

Ballot 4 (Medical legalization of Psychedelic Drugs)
Yes: 6,841
No: 10,777

Ballot 5 (Minimum Wage for Tipped Workers)
Yes: 4,920
No: 12,783