Westford, MA|News|
Westford Town Election Turnout: Nearly 20 Percent
According to the Town clerk's office data, 19.5 percent of Westford's nearly 17,000 registered voters showed up.

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According to the Town clerk's office data, 19.5 percent of Westford's nearly 17,000 registered voters showed up.

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