Election returns show broad support for Harriman and Rogers
On a warm Election Day 926 votes were cast, 29 more than last year. Democratic presidential candidate Rogers led with the largest vote total, while Harriman won statewide in Middlesex district and Tufts claimed district attorney. The New Year’s holiday referendum passed 510 to 153.
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