Politics

Live blog: Massachusetts election results in the 2018 midterms

Follow the latest reports below as the results from Election Day come in from around the Bay State.

Senator Elizabeth Warren celebrated her win at the Fairmont Copley Plaza Hotel. John Tlumacki / The Boston Globe

By Dialynn Dwyer

Results:
Statewide winners: Gov. Charlie Baker, Sen. Elizabeth Warren, Attorney General Maura Healey, Secretary of State William Galvin, Treasurer Deborah Goldberg, Auditor Suzanne Bump
Congressional winners: Rep. Richard Neal, Rep. Jim McGovern, Lori Trahan, Rep. Joseph Kennedy III, Rep. Katherine Clark, Rep. Seth Moulton, Ayanna Pressley, Rep. Stephen Lynch, Rep. Bill Keating
Question 1: No
Question 2: Yes
Question 3: Yes

‘Tonight is a night to celebrate how far our movement has come’: Sen. Elizabeth Warren  delivered a speech at a Democratic victory rally following her re-election. (11:26 p.m.)

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Rep. Bill Keating won re-election to the House of Representatives. (11:02 p.m.)

Lori Trahan thanked voters in a statement claiming election victory. (11:01 p.m.)

Ayanna Pressley celebrated her election win with a speech before supporters. (11:01 p.m.)

Ayanna Pressley makes history

History is made as Democrat Ayanna Pressley becomes the first black woman sent to Congress by Massachusetts: https://on.wcvb.com/2F4ZfU8

Posted by WCVB Channel 5 Boston on Tuesday, November 6, 2018

Rep. Jim McGovern, Rep. Seth Moulton re-elected to serve in Congress. (10:53 p.m.)

Rep. Katherine Clark re-elected to represent state’s 5th Congressional District. (10:36 p.m.)

Rachael Rollins wins race for Suffolk County District Attorney. Here’s her statement. (10:31 p.m.)

Gov. Charlie Baker gave a speech before his supporters following his re-election. (10:31 p.m.)

Election Night – 11/6/18

Posted by Charlie Baker on Tuesday, November 6, 2018

Attorney General Maura Healey issued a statement after re-election. (10:13 p.m.)

Former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney elected to the Senate in Utah. (10:06 p.m.)

Backers of ‘Yes on 3’ issued a statement declaring victory. (9:59 p.m.)

‘It’s not exactly the result we were hoping for, but we gave it one hell of a run, didn’t we?’: Democrat Jay Gonzalez gave a concession speech following his loss to incumbent Gov. Charlie Baker. (9:38 p.m.)

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State Rep. Geoff Diehl spoke to his supporters after losing to Sen. Elizabeth Warren. (9:33 p.m.)

Geoff Diehl speaks to supporters

LIVE: Geoff Diehl speaks to supporters after Elizabeth Warren was projected the winner in the Mass. U.S. Senate race: https://on.wcvb.com/2F4ZfU8

Posted by WCVB Channel 5 Boston on Tuesday, November 6, 2018

‘We’re all very disappointed by tonight’s results’: Organizers behind Question 1, which would implement nurse-to-patient staffing ratios, gave a statement on the initiative’s apparent defeat. (9:19 p.m.)

Watch Donna Kelly-Williams, president of the Massachusetts Nurses Association, speak below:

Posted by Safe Patient Limits Save Lives on Tuesday, November 6, 2018

Rep. Joe Kennedy thanked supporters after his election victory. (8:15 p.m.)

Sen. Elizabeth Warren shared a statement following her re-election. (8:15 p.m.)

Gov. Charlie Baker, Sen. Elizabeth Warren, Rep. Joe Kennedy III, Rep. Stephen Lynch, and Rep. Richard Neal have won re-election, according to the AP. In addition, Democrat Ayanna Pressley was elected to represent Massachusetts’s 7th Congressional District, the AP reports. (8:05 p.m.)

As of 3 p.m. Tuesday, more than 130,000 votes were cast in Boston, according to the city’s Election Department. (7:15 p.m.)

If you’re just tuning in on Election Day, here are some stories to catch up on as Massachusetts voters continue to head to the polls, which close at 8 p.m.: