Mayor-elect Marty Walsh‘s victory over John Connolly took precedent for many Bostonians and garnered much of the media spotlight. However, nine City Councilor and four City Councilor At-Large seats were also up for grabs throughout the city. East Bostonians also voted “Yes” or “No” regarding a Suffolk Downs casino proposal.

Here are the results…

DISTRICT 1 CITY COUNCILOR

 Salvatore Lamattina beat Brian J Gannon, 70.77 percent to 28.74 percent

DISTRICT 2 CITY COUNCILOR

 Bill Linehan beat Suzanne Lee, 52.88 percent to 46.79 percent

DISTRICT 3 CITY COUNCILOR

Frank Baker, uncontested, receiving 97.76 percent of the vote

DISTRICT 4 CITY COUNCILOR

 Charles C. Yancey beat Terrance J. Williams, 68.33 percent to 30.85 percent

DISTRICT 5 CITY COUNCILOR

Timothy P. McCarthy beat Jean-Claude Sanon, 54.64 percent to 44.86 percent

DISTRICT 6 CITY COUNCILOR

 Matt O’Malley beat Louis F. Valerio, 85.07 percent to 14.44 percent

DISTRICT 7 CITY COUNCILOR

Tito Jackson beat Roy Owens, 75.62 percent to 16.54 percent

DISTRICT 8 CITY COUNCILOR

 Josh Zakim beat Michael J. Nichols, 52.52 percent to 46.9 percent

DISTRICT 9 CITY COUNCILOR

Mark S. Ciommo beat Michael C. Bronner, 81.78 percent to 17.34 percent

CITY COUNCILORS AT-LARGE

Ayanna S. Pressley (18.30 percent), Michelle Wu (17.98 percent), Michael F. Flaherty (16.59 percent), Stephen J. Murphy (13.54 percent)

SUFFOLK DOWNS CASINO (QUESTION 1)

 56.08 percent “No”, 43.92 percent “Yes”

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