Mansfield Election Results In Biden, Trump Race

MANSFIELD, MA—Unofficial results from the November 3 election in Mansfield show a strong preference towards Democratic candidates in nearly every category, with 79.34% voter turnout.

Voters in Mansfield were choosing sides in the presidential race, a U.S. Senate race, U.S. House race, a Massachusetts Senate race, a Massachusetts House of Representatives race, a Register of Probate Race, County Commissioner and and Treasurer races, and two statewide ballot questions.

Here is how Mansfield voted in the November 3 election:

President and Vice President

• Biden and Harris: 9,012
• Trump and Pence: 5,145
• Jorgensen and Cohen: 222
• Hawkins and Walker: 66

Senator in Congress

• Edward J. Markey: 8,628
• Kevin J. O'Connor: 5,519

Representative in Congress (4th Congressional District)

• Jake Auchincloss: 7,819
• Julie A. Hall: 6,056

Governor's Council (2nd District)

• Robert L. Jubinville: 16,550
• Write-in: 433

Massachusetts State Senate

• Paul R. Feeney: 10,333
• Write-in: 180

Massachusetts House of Representatives (PCT 2, 3, and 6)

• Fred "Jay" Barrows: 3,799
• Brendan A. Roche: 3,212

Massachusetts House of Representatives (PCT 1 & 5)

• Adam J. Scanlon: 2,531
• John D. Simmons: 1,820

Massachusetts House of Representatives (PCT 4)

• Ted Philips: 1,697
• Write-in: 28

Register of Probate (Bristol County)

• Thomas C. Hoye, Jr.: 6,933
• Melanie Patenaude Layden: 5,570

County Commissioner (Bristol County)

• Paul B. Kitchen: 7,164
• John R. Mitchell: 6,372
• Nancy C. Stanton-Cross: 5,509

County Treasurer (Bristol County)

• Christopher T. Saunders: 9,957
• Write-in: 155

Regional School Committee (Brockton)

• Gerson Monteiro: 9,608
• Write-in: 75

Regional School Committee (Foxboro)

• Stephen P. Udden: 9,580
• Write-in: 71

Regional School Committee (Mansfield)

• Write-in: 1,628

Regional School Committee (Norton)

• Write-in: 859

Regional School Committee (Sharon)

• Mindy Kempner: 8,530
• Write-in: 71

Question 1: Amend Right to Repair Law

• Yes: 10,349
• No: 3,645

Question 2: Ranked-Choice Voting

• No: 8,205
• yes: 5,671