2020 Election Results: Wilmington Backs Biden, Markey, Robertson

WILMINGTON, MA — Unofficial results from the Nov. 3 election in Wilmington show the town's voters siding with Democratic candidates in races ranging from president to state representative.

Turnout hit 82.2 percent in Wilmington. With over 14,000 ballots cast, the town beat its 2016 turnout by over 1,000 votes.

Apart from the presidential race, Wilmington voters were choosing sides in a U.S. House race, two statewide ballot questions, a U.S. Senate race and state representative race between incumbent Democrat Dave Robertson and Republican Alec DiFruscia.

Here's how Wilmington voted in each race on Nov. 3. Incumbents are marked with an asterisk (*):

President/Vice President

• Joe Biden/Kamala Harris (Democrat) — 7,950
• Donald Trump/Mike Pence (Republican)*— 6,394
• Howie Hawkins/Angela Walker (Green-Rainbow) — 68
• Jo Jorgenson/Spike Cohen (Libertarian) — 197

U.S. House, 6th District

• Seth Moulton (Democrat)* — 8,305
• John Paul Moran (Republican) — 5,978

U.S. Senate

• Edward Markey (Democrat)* — 8,181
• Kevin O'Connor (Republican) — 6,164

Massachusetts House, 19th Middlesex District

• Dave Robertson (Democrat)* — 6,902
• Alec DiFruscia (Republican) — 4,828

Ballot Questions

Question 1: "Right To Repair" Vehicle Access Requirement Initiative

• Yes — 10,679
• No — 3,488

Question 2: Ranked-Choice Voting Initiative

• Yes — 5,111
• No — 8,906

Question 3 — Non-binding: 100% renewable energy in MA within 20 years

• Yes — 1,272
• No — 771

Question 4 — Non-binding: Make all legislative votes public online

• Yes — 1,642
• No — 374

The following races were uncontested:

Massachusetts Senate, 1st Essex and Middlesex District, Bruce Tarr
Massachusetts House, 21st Middlesex District, Ken Gordon
Governor's Council, 5th District, Eileen Duff
Register of Probate, Tara DeCristofaro