Poll Workers: Voter Turnout is Low for U.S. Senate Primary

Watertown residents looking to vote in today's U.S. Senate special primary have about five hours left to do so, while poll workers this morning reported turnout had been "slow."

At precinct 10's voting place, at the Watertown police station, 156 residents had cast ballots by about noon. 

"It's really low," said Deanna Dement Myers, the warden for the precinct, who said she expected low turnout to continue at the polls today.

Democrats today have the option of voting in the primary for Stephen Lynch, Edward Markey, or Brett Rhyne (write-in candidate). Those enrolled as Republicans can vote for Gabriel Gomez, Michael Sullivan, or Daniel Winslow.

Check Watertown Patch in the morning to see how residents voted by precinct. To find out where to vote, click on this Watertown Patch voter's guide.