Natick Posts Unofficial Results As State Primary Wraps
Natick voters cast ballots in Tuesday's state primary as the town posted unofficial results that night. Sen. Ed Markey turned back a challenge from Rep. Seth Moulton for the Democratic U.S. Senate nomination, while Republican businessman Minogue advanced to face Gov. Maura Healey in Nov…
The town of Natick posted unofficial results from Tuesday's state primary election Tuesday night, capping a day at the polls that saw Sen. Ed Markey turn back a challenge from Rep. Seth Moulton for the Democratic U.S. Senate nomination and Republican businessman Minogue advance to face Gov. Maura Healey in November, according to Natick Patch.
TOWN HALL
Natick's unofficial primary results went up on the town's website Tuesday night, giving residents their first look at how local precincts voted in the Governor, Lt. Governor, U.S. Senate and U.S. Representative races (the full results document is posted at natickma.gov). The town did not release precinct-by-precinct breakdowns in the posting itself.
ELSEWHERE IN THE NEWS
"MA State Primary 2026: Markey Repels Moulton, Minogue To Face Healey": Massachusetts voters statewide picked their November ballot candidates Tuesday, with the 80-year-old Markey turning back Moulton's Senate bid and Minogue winning the Republican nod to challenge Healey for governor, a race the town's own News Flash also touched on today with its unofficial results posting, per Natick Patch (read it at https://patch.com/massachusetts/natick/s/kowvi/ma-state-primary-2026-markey-repels-moulton-minogue-to-face-healey).
"Natick nonprofit news: Cocotree Kids hosting Rise & Shine Breakfast; Service Council awarded $10k": The Natick Service Council landed a $10,000 grant and Cocotree Kids is promoting a breakfast fundraiser, part of a broader roundup of local nonprofit activity, according to Natick Report (read it at https://www.natickreport.com/2026/08/natick-nonprofit-news-cocotree-kids-hosting-rise-service-council-awarded-10k-golf-tourney-fundraiser-on-tap-sincere-foundation-grant-deadline-approaches/).
"Marie (Kramer) Dooling": A death notice for a Natick-connected resident, Marie (Kramer) Dooling, ran this week, with services arranged through a local funeral home, per Framingham Source (read it at https://framinghamsource.com/index.php/2026/09/01/marie-kramer-dooling/).
COMING UP
Rabbi Emily Mathis and singer-songwriter Julie Silver join B'nai Torah MetroWest for a Rosh Hashanah program on Sept. 12, per the Natick Patch community calendar. Plugged In's fall session opens enrollment with classes starting Sept. 14, also per the Patch calendar.
Compiled from official town feeds, community organizations, and local press. Outside reporting is attributed inline.
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