TL;DR
01 Unofficial city totals, subject to change
02 Healey and Driscoll 9,799 (57.9%)
03 Edward J. Markey 10,029 (59.2%)
The City Clerk posted unofficial Woburn totals for the November 3rd, 2026 state election. They are citywide counts, not statewide certification, and can still change. Race-by-race votes and shares are in the cards below.
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Woburn totals
Unofficial City Clerk counts for November 3rd, 2026. Subject to change. These are citywide votes, not statewide certification.
U.S. Senate
Edward J. Markey
10,029
59.2%
John Deaton
5,832
34.4%
Shiva Ayyadurai
425
2.5%
Joe Tache
312
1.8%
All others
30
0.2%
Blanks
307
1.8%
Governor and Lt. Governor
Healey and Driscoll
9,799
57.9%
Minogue and Oliver
6,421
37.9%
James and Kittredge
490
2.9%
All others
22
0.1%
Blanks
203
1.2%
Attorney General
Andrea Joy Campbell
10,139
59.9%
Michael C. Walsh
6,201
36.6%
All others
16
0.1%
Blanks
579
3.4%
Secretary of the Commonwealth
William Francis Galvin
11,409
67.4%
Anne R. Brensley
4,939
29.2%
All others
10
0.1%
Blanks
577
3.4%
Treasurer
Deborah B. Goldberg
10,066
59.4%
Elizabeth Dionne
6,031
35.6%
All others
12
0.1%
Blanks
826
4.9%
Auditor
Diana DiZoglio
12,358
73.0%
Al Ozonoff
2,351
13.9%
All others
102
0.6%
Blanks
2,124
12.5%
U.S. House, 5th District
Katherine M. Clark
11,475
67.8%
All others
455
2.7%
Blanks
5,005
29.6%
Governor's Council, 3rd District
Mara Dolan
11,146
65.8%
All others
333
2.0%
Blanks
5,456
32.2%
State Senate, 4th Middlesex
Cindy F. Friedman
11,154
65.9%
All others
313
1.8%
Blanks
5,468
32.3%
State House, 15th Middlesex
Michelle Ciccolo
3,188
62.7%
All others
108
2.1%
Blanks
1,792
35.2%
State House, 30th Middlesex
Richard M. Haggerty
8,447
71.3%
All others
195
1.6%
Blanks
3,205
27.1%
District Attorney, Northern District
Marian T. Ryan
11,340
67.0%
All others
314
1.9%
Blanks
5,281
31.2%
Register of Probate, Middlesex
Tara E. DeCristofaro
10,503
62.0%
Tara Martorella
2,273
13.4%
All others
121
0.7%
Blanks
4,038
23.8%
Regional School Committee (Malden vacancy)
James Bancroff Perry
6,182
36.5%
Sean M. Salazar
3,482
20.6%
All others
179
1.1%
Blanks
7,092
41.9%
Question 1 — Expanding the public records law
Yes
14,050
83.0%
No
2,281
13.5%
Blanks
604
3.6%
Question 2 — Collective bargaining for CPCS employees
Yes
9,957
58.8%
No
6,146
36.3%
Blanks
832
4.9%
Question 3 — State primary elections
Yes
6,242
36.9%
No
10,119
59.8%
Blanks
574
3.4%
Question 4 — Election Day registration
Yes
8,726
51.5%
No
7,547
44.6%
Blanks
662
3.9%
Question 5 — State revenue limit and rebate
Yes
7,963
47.0%
No
8,019
47.4%
Blanks
953
5.6%
Question 6 — Natural resource conservation fund
Yes
9,332
55.1%
No
6,702
39.6%
Blanks
901
5.3%
Question 7 — Single-family homes
Yes
8,099
47.8%
No
7,988
47.2%
Blanks
848
5.0%
Question 8 — Prohibit retail adult-use marijuana
Yes
4,213
24.9%
No
12,405
73.3%
Blanks
317
1.9%
Question 9 — Firearms regulation
Yes
11,009
65.0%
No
5,550
32.8%
Blanks
376
2.2%
Question 10 — Single-payer health care (nonbinding)
Yes
2,567
50.5%
No
1,533
30.1%
Blanks
988
19.4%
Question 11 — Legislative stipend control (nonbinding)
Yes
3,173
62.4%
No
875
17.2%
Blanks
1,040
20.4%
City Clerk results