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How Swampscott Voted: Anything Surprise You?

By way of comparison we have also included the totals from Marblehead. Leave any thoughts in the comments box below.

 

 

Does anything stick out in the way of a surprise when you look at the Swampscott voting totals in the table below?

By way of a comparison we also included the table from Marblehead.

 

2012 SWAMPSCOTT ELECTION RESULTS

     Race       Democratic Candidates Results Republican Candidates Results 3rd Party Candidate Results
U.S. President

Obama-Biden

4,899 Romney-Ryan 3,202
U.S. Senate

Elizabeth Warren

4,229 Scott Brown 3,982
U.S. Congress District X

John Tierney

4,261 Richard Tisei 3,384 Daniel Fishman 326
MA Senate  Third Essex and Middlesex District Thomas McGee 6,000

MA House Eighth Essex District
Lori Ehrlich 6.019

Answer Results Answer Results
Question 1: 'Right to Repair' Yes 6,247 No 888
Question 2: Prescription of Life-Ending Medication Yes 4,272 No 3.691
Question 3: Medical Marijuana Yes 5,328 No 2,555

 

2012 Marblehead ELECTION RESULTS

     Race       Democratic Candidates Results Republican Candidates Results 3rd Party Candidate Results
U.S. President

Obama-Biden

6,824 Romney-Ryan 5,422
U.S. Senate

Elizabeth Warren

5,920 Scott Brown 6,476
U.S. Congress District 6

John Tierney

5,808 Richard Tisei 5,820 Daniel Fishman 458
Answer Results Answer Results
Question 1: 'Right to Repair' Yes 9,329 No 1,214
Question 2: Prescription of Life-Ending Medication Yes 7,044 No 5,026
Question 3: Medical Marijuana Yes 8,214 No 3,814
Related Topics: election 2012

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Terry Date

9:44 am on Wednesday, November 7, 2012

We put up binding questions, Kathy, Question 4, a nonbinding item, received 5,239 yes votes to 1,381 no votes. Question 4 asked that Congress propose a Constitutional amendment that affirms that corporations are not entitled to the same Constitutional rights at human beings and that Congress and states may place limits on political spending and contributions

Nina Rogers

8:12 am on Wednesday, November 7, 2012

living in the northeast is a political joke

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Christine Madigan

4:31 pm on Wednesday, November 7, 2012

That's funny, because I am proud to live in the northeast specifically because of its political standing!

NaemhOisin

4:53 pm on Wednesday, November 7, 2012

I think what surprises me most is the low-voter turn-out. I would be curious to know what the number of registered voters is in swamp.

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