How Waltham Voted In The 2022 MA Primary Election

WALTHAM, MA — The City of Waltham has released its unofficial election results for contested races in Tuesday’s primary election.

According to the city clerk, 23 percent, or 8,271, of Waltham’s 35,206 registered voters cast ballots in the Sept. 6 election. In the last state primary in 2020, 13,916 registered voters cast ballots.

As far as the Waltham state house seat race goes, Incumbent Rep. Tom Stanley received 2,594 votes, winning against Heather May’s 2,281 votes, according to the Associated Press.

Here’s how Waltham residents voted on Tuesday:

Democratic primary

Governor

• Sonia Chang-Diaz: 906
• Maura Healey: 5,434

Lieutenant Governor

• Kimberley Driscoll: 2,956
• Tami Gouveia: 1,451
• Eric P. Lesser: 1,629

Attorney General

• Andrea Campbell: 3,124
• Shannon Liss-Riordan: 2,012
• Quentin Palfrey: 1,085

Secretary of State

• William Galvin: 4,185
• Tanisha Sullivan: 2,186

Auditor

• Christopher Dempsey: 2,892
• Diana DiZoglio: 2,985

Governor's Council

• Marilyn Petitto Devaney: 3,107
• Mara Dolan: 2,657

Representative In General Court 15th Norfolk

• Thomas Stanley: 2,594
• Heather May: 2,281

Republican primary

Governor

• Geoff Diehl: 1,077
• Chris Doughty: 629

Lieutenant Governor

• Leah Allen: 891
• Kate Campanale: 652

To view the complete primary election results in Waltham, click here.