Lincoln election results: Nov. 3, 2026

Lincoln voters made a clean sweep for Democrats on the Nov. 3 ballot. On the ballot questions, a majority said yes to:

• Expanding public records (Question 1)
• Collective bargaining for CPCS employees (Question 2)
• Same-day voter registration (Question 4)
• Creating a Natural Resource Conservation Fund (Question 6)
• Reducing control over state legislators’ stipends (Question 10 — 13th Middlesex, nonbinding)

They said no to:

• Open primaries (Question 3)
• State revenue limit and rebate (Question 5)
• Reduce minimum lot sizes for single-family homes (Question 7)
• Repealing recreational marijuana (Question 8)
• Repealing gun law (Question 9)  

Lincoln’s results matched those of voters statewide except (maybe) for Question 7. Lincolnites voted not to reduce minimum lot sizes for single-family homes by a tally of 2,056 to 1,248 (62% to 38%). But as of early Wednesday morning, a slim majority of Massachusetts residents approved the measure by a margin of 51% to 49% with about half the ballots counted, according to CBS News.

Full results

(Note: totals are greater than the sum of the listed votes due to write-in and blank ballots.)

	Precinct 1	Precinct 2	Total
SENATOR IN CONGRESS
Edward J. Markey (D)	1,664	952	2,616
John Deaton (R)	274	218	492
Shiva Ayyadurai (I)	48	28	76
Joe Tache (Socialism and Liberation)	30	20	50
Total	2,056	1,248	3,304
REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS
Katherine Clark (D)	1,735	981	2,716
Total	2,056	1,248	3,304
GOVERNOR AND LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR
Healey and Driscoll (D)	1,678	955	2,633
Minogue and Oliver (R)	290	236	526
James and Kittredge	51	36	87
Total	2,056	1,248	3,304
ATTORNEY GENERAL
Andrea Joy Campbell (D)	1,679	967	2,646
Michael C. Walsh (R)	299	236	535
Total	2,056	1,248	3,304
SECRETARY OF STATE
William Francis Galvin (D)	1,724	1,000	2,724
Anne R. Brensley (R)	260	194	454
Total	2,056	1,248	3,304
TREASURER
Deborah B. Goldberg (D)	1,589	904	2,493
Elizabeth Dionne (R)	349	277	626
Total	2,056	1,248	3,304
AUDITOR
Diana DiZoglio (D)	1,693	1,000	2,693
Al Ozonoff (Libertarian)	175	148	323
Total	2,056	1,248	3,304
COUNCILLOR
Mara Dolan (D)	1,644	956	2,600
Total	2,056	1,248	3,304
SENATOR IN GENERAL COURT
Michael J. Barrett (D)	1,679	984	2,663
Total	2,056	1,248	3,304
REPRESENTATIVE IN GENERAL COURT (13th Middlesex)
Ravi Simon (D)	1,658	N/A	1,658
Total	2,056	N/A	2,056
REPRESENTATIVE IN GENERAL COURT (14th Norfolk)
Alice Hanlon Peisch (D)	N/A	945	945
Total	N/A	1,248	1,248
DISTRICT ATTORNEY
Marian T. Ryan (D)	1,633	955	2,588
Total	2,056	1,248	3,304
REGISTRAR OF PROBATE
Tara E. DeCristofaro (D)	1,552	912	2,464
Tara Martorella (R)	135	92	227
Total	2,056	1,248	3,304
QUESTION 1 — Expand public records
Yes	1,767	1,026	2,793
No	227	176	403
Total	2,056	1,248	3,304
QUESTION 2 — Collective bargaining for CPCS employees
Yes	1,415	806	2,221
No	540	374	914
Total	2,056	1,248	3,304
QUESTION 3 — Open primaries
Yes	794	516	1,310
No	1,189	690	1,879
Total	2,056	1,248	3,304
QUESTION 4 — Same-day voter registration
Yes	1,434	853	2,287
No	561	354	915
Total	2,056	1,248	3,304
QUESTION 5 — State revenue limit & rebate
Yes	647	450	1,097
No	1,292	723	2,015
Total	2,056	1,248	3,304
QUESTION 6 — Natural Resource Conservation Fund
Yes	1,433	795	2,228
No	546	405	951
Total	2,056	1,248	3,304
QUESTION 7 — Single-family homes
Yes	892	574	1,466
No	1,067	612	1,679
Total	2,056	1,248	3,304
QUESTION 8 — Repeal marijuana law
Yes	502	337	839
No	1,501	892	2,393
Total	2,069	1,260	3,329
QUESTION 9 — Repeal gun restrictions
Yes	1,766	1,030	2,796
No	257	199	456
Total	2,069	1,260	3,329
QUESTION 10 — Reduce control over state legislators’ stipends (13th Middlesex, nonbinding)
Yes	1,388	N/A	1,388
No	234	N/A	234
Total	2,069	N/A	2,069