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Lincoln voters say yes to Hillary and three ballot questions

November 9, 2016

Early election results in Lincoln show that Hillary Clinton won by an overwhelming margin of 83% to 17%. Lincolnites also said “yes” to more charter schools, banning confinement for farm animals, and legalizing recreational marijuana while voting against an additional slot parlor in the state. Lincoln was one of only 15 towns to vote yes on the charter schools question.

Incumbent State Rep. Thomas Stanley (D) handily beat independent challenger Stacey Gallagher Tully by a margin of 65% to 35% among Lincoln residents.

Here are unofficial and incomplete results for how Lincoln voted in the 2016 presidential election as of 10:30 p.m. on Election Night from Town Clerk Susan Brooks. Click on a ballot question to see the Boston Globe’s statewide results.

PRESIDENT# VotesBallot Q: YesBallot Q: No
Hillary Clinton2,906——
Donald Trump613——
Gary Johnsonunknown——
Jill Stein unknown——
U.S. REPRESENTATIVE
Katherine Clarkunknown——
COUNCILLOR
Marilyn Devaneyunknown——
STATE SENATOR
Michael Barrettunknown——
STATE REPRESENTATIVE
Thomas Stanley2,215——
Stacey Gallagher Tully1,176——
SHERIFF
Peter Koutoujianunknown——
BALLOT QUESTIONS (yes/no)
QUESTION 1: Additional slot parlor license?—726 (20%)2,960 (80%)
QUESTION 2: Allow up to 12 new charter schools per year?—1,988 (53%)1,768 (47%)
QUESTION 3: Prohibit confinement of farm animals?—3,021 (80%)747 (20%)
QUESTION 4: Legalize recreational marijuana?—2,018 (53%)1,765 (47%)

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