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How Foxborough Voted on Nov. 2, 2010
Statewide Winners in Bold & (Statewide %'s)^*

U.S. Congress (4th):

• Bielat (R) 4,229
• Frank (D) 2,784
• Allen (I) 100
• Jordan (I) 56

Governor/Lt. Governor:

• Patrick/Murray (D) 2,561/35% (49%)
• Baker/Tisei (R) 3,998/55% (42%)
• Cahill (I) 614/8% (8%)
• Stein (G) 67/1% (1%)

Treasurer:

• Steve Grossman (D) 3,147/45% (55%)
• Karyn Polito (R) 3,812/55% (45%)

Auditor:

• Suzanne Bump (D) 2,500/37% (49%)
• Mary Connaughton (R) 3,914/58%(46%)
• Nat Fortune (G-R) 290/4% (5%)

Attorney General:

• Martha Coakley (D) 3,913/55% (63%)
• Jim McKenna (R) 3,235/45% (37%)

Secretary of State:

• Bill Galvin (D) 4,049/58% (65%)
• Bill Campbell (R) 2,781/40% (33%)
• Jim Henderson (I) 155/2%

Norfolk Sheriff:

• Michael Bellotti (D) 3,842 (64%)
• William Farretta (R) 2,869 (36%)

Norfolk County Commissioner:

• Peter Collins (D)
• Uncontested

Governor's Council:

• Kelly Timilty (D) 3,400 (55%)
• Steven Glovsky (R) 2,979 (40%)
• Richard Mitchell (U) 265 (5%)

Question 1: Remove the 6.25% state sales tax on alcoholic beverages?

• Yes 4,308/60% (52%)
• No 2,814/40% (48%)

Question 2: Repeal the State's 40B law?

• No 3,445/50% (58%)
• Yes 3,424/50% (42%)

Question 3: Cut sales tax to 3% (Should the state reduce the state sales and use tax rates from 6.25% to 3% as of Jan. 1, 2011?)

• No 3,338/53% (57%)
• Yes 3,783/47% (43%)

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