The results: See who won in Central Mass.

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17th Worcester District: LeBoeuf vs. Fullen

State Rep. David H.A. LeBoeuf looks to be on his way to reelection.

With about 95% of the vote in, the Worcester Democrat collected nearly 4,672 votes, to 3,247 for his opponent, Republican Paul Fullen.

This will be LeBoeuf's third two-year term in the House. Fullen, a firefighter, also lost to LeBoeuf in 2018.

In April, LeBoeuf was arrested for drunken driving, after which he spoke about facing and accepting his personal issues.

"They tried to burn me down and they're never going to burn me down," LeBoeuf said Tuesday, once his reelection was clear.

The 17th Worcester District covers parts of Worcester and Leicester. It was redistricted last year to become a majority-minority opportunity district.

1st Worcester District: Kennedy vs. Mair

Democrat Robyn Kennedy is in line to succeed Harriette Chandler as the state senator from the 1st Worcester District.

With 76% of the votes in, Kennedy held a comfortable advantage over Lisa Mair, an independent candidate from Berlin.

Kennedy had collected 24,073 votes to 7,289 for Mair.

Kennedy advanced to Tuesday's general election with a victory over Worcester Mayor Joseph Petty in the September primary.

Chandler did not seek reelection after a long career on Beacon Hill.

2nd Congressional District: McGovern vs. Sossa-Paquette

U.S. Rep James P. McGovern is headed to another two years in Congress. The Worcester Democrat held a sizable lead over the Republican candidate, Shrewsbury businessman Jeffrey Sossa-Paquette with most of the votes counted.

With 87% of the district's votes tallied, McGovern was ahead, 157,469 to 81,948.

McGovern, who has served in Congress since 1997 and is the current chairman of the House Rules Committee, was considered a strong favorite for reelection.

The district includes much of Worcester County and stretches into western Massachusetts.

3rd Congressional District: Trahan vs. Tran

With about 85% of the vote counted, U.S. Rep. Lori Trahan of Westford is headed to a third term in Washington.

Trahan held a solid lead over Dean Tran, a Republican from Fitchburg. The tally had Trahan with 124,775 votes to 75,477 for Tran.

Worcester County Sheriff: Evangelidis vs. Fontaine

Lewis G. “Lew” Evangelidis appears to be on his way to another six-year term as Worcester County sheriff.

The Republican from Holden declared victory around 9:30 p.m. Tuesday. He was running against Democrat David M. Fontaine, a Worcester native who now lives in Paxton.

“The voters of Worcester County, I want to thank you,” Evangelidis said. “They have spoken loud and clear.”

With 86% of the vote counted, the incumbent had collected 146,203 votes to 100,021 for Fontaine.

“We did this campaign the right way. We wanted to be positive and we wanted to run a campaign that people would be proud of,” Evangelidis said. “And we did. And the voters got it. And tonight is about professionalism and public safety. We made that promise years ago and we delivered on that promise.”

Worcester and Hampshire District: Gobi vs. Amorello

State Sen. Anne M. Gobi, D-Spencer, was nearing her way to reelection late Tuesday.

Gobi declared likely victory once Holden numbers rolled in, giving her a lead of 30,917 to 26,005 over challenger James Amorello of Holden. Even with more towns still to report, Gobi felt comfortable claiming the seat, saying that the remaining communities were "my towns."

"I'm excited to serve the district again and obviously the new communities," said Gobi. "I've been very fortunate to have the support of family and friends in this race."

Gobi was elected in 2014 to represent the Worcester, Hampden, Hampshire and Middlesex district in the state Senate. Before that she was a state representative since 2001.

Middlesex and Worcester District: Eldridge vs. Christakis

State Sen. James Eldridge, D-Acton, has built a sizable lead over Republican challenger Anthony Christakis.

With 66% of the vote in, Eldridge had a comfortable lead over his Christakis, a Republican from Wayland. Eldridge was in front, 33,243 to 14,432.

2nd Worcester District: Zlotnik vs. Chester

State Rep. Jonathan Zlotnik, D-Gardner, appears to have won a tight race with Republican challenger Bruce Chester of Gardner late Tuesday.

With 95% of the vote in, Zlotnik was ahead, 7.559 to 6,621.

Zlotnik is seeking a sixth term.

More:Zlotnik defeats Chester, wins sixth term

3rd Worcester District: Kushmerek vs. Packard

With 95% of the vote counted, Democratic Rep. Michael Kushmerek of Fitchburg is coasting to reelection.

Kushmerek's 6,751 votes far outpaced the 4,030 total of his challenger, Republican Aaron Packard.

Kushmerek is seeking a second term.

4th Worcester District: Higgins vs. Dombrowski

Incumbent state Rep. Natalie Higgins, D-Leominster, was in a close race with challenger John Dombrowski late Tuesday.

With 95% of the vote tallied, Higgins held the lead, 7,094 to 6,439.

Dombrowski is an unenrolled candidate.

7th Worcester District: Frost vs. Dotson

State Rep. Paul Frost, D-Auburn, a legislator since 1997, is in line for reelection.

With 95% of the vote in, Frost had collected 75% of the vote, 12,273 to 4,006, in his race against Terry Dotson, an independent candidate.

11th Worcester District: Kane vs. Fishman

With 95% of the vote in, Republican state Rep. Hannah Kane appears to have defeated Democratic challenger Stephen Fishman in the 11th Worcester District seat, representing Shrewsbury and part of Westborough.

Unofficial results had Kane collecting 59% of the vote, 9,116 to 6,403.

This marked the first time that the seat has been competitive since Kane, 51, of Shrewsbury, was first elected in 2015.

"I attribute this to this district valuing a collaborative and bipartisan approach," Kane said of her victory.

Fishman, 61, is a Shrewsbury resident and Town Meeting member. It was his first run for political office.

12th Worcester District: Kilcoyne vs. Vulcano

Incumbent state Rep. Meghan Kilcoyne, D-Clinton, maintained a lead of 8,323 to 5,359 over Republican Michael Vulcano of Northborough late Tuesday in the race for the 12th Worcester District.

The tally covers 74% of the vote.

The district covers Clinton, Boylston, Berlin, Sterling, part of Northborough and Lancaster

Kilcoyne is seeking reelection as the first woman to hold the district seat.

"I feel grateful and humbled to serve this community," Kilcoyne said. "I hope to lay the groundwork for more women to serve."

19th Worcester District: Donaghue vs. Hostage

Democrat Kate Donaghue is headed to victory over Republican Jonathan Hostage in the race for House seat created as part of redistricting.

With about 80% of the vote counted, Donaghue registered 9,173 votes to Hostage's 4,378.

Donaghue, of Westborough, and Hostage, of Southborough, were unopposed in the primary.

2nd Franklin District: Whipps vs. Raymond

State Rep. Susannah Whipps, an independent from Athol, is on her way to reelection.

With 72% of the votes in, Whipps outpaced Republican Jeffrey Raymond by a wide margin. Whipps collected 6,872 votes to 3,859 for Raymond.

It will be a fifth term for Whipps.

More:Whipps wins fifth term representing 2nd Franklin District

Governor's Council District 7: DePalo vs. Galonek

Democrat Paul DePalo of Worcester, the incumbent member of the Governor's Council, appears to be headed to another term.

With 88% of the votes counted, DePalo had a lead of more than 30,000 votes over Republican challenger Gary Galonek of Sturbridge. The count was DePalo 147,637, Galonek 106.574.

Consisting of eight elected members, the Governor's Council approves gubernatorial appointments for judges, clerk magistrates, public administrators, parole board members and other officials.

The Governor's Council also votes on pardons and communtations.

The 7th district encompasses most communities in Worcester County and a few in bordering Middlesex, Hampden and Hampshire counties.

Unopposed

The following incumbents are unopposed: State Sen. Michael O. Moore, 2nd Worcester District; state Sen. Ryan C. Fattman, Worcester and Norfolk District; state Rep. Kimberly N. Ferguson, 1st Worcester District; state Rep. Donald R. Berthiaume Jr., 5th Worcester District; state Rep. Peter J. Durant, 5th Worcester District; state Rep. Michael J. Soter, 8th Worcester District; state Rep. David K. Muradian Jr.; 9th Worcester District; state Rep. Brian W. Murray, 10th Worcester District; state Rep. John J. Mahoney, 13th Worcester District; state Rep. James J. O'Day, 14th Worcester District; state Rep. Mary S. Keefe, 15th Worcester District; state Rep. Daniel M. Donahue, 16th Worcester District; state Rep. Joseph D. McKenna, 18th Worcester District; state Rep. Todd M. Smola, 1st Hampden District; state Rep. Danielle W. Gregoire, 4th Middlesex District.

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