State Primary Roundup: State Rep., Senate Candidates Go Head-to-Head Tuesday

Westwood residents voting in the State Primary Election tomorrow have a slue of options when it comes to voting Democrat or Republican, both statewide and on a local level.

The most local candidates for State Senate include Mike Rush (D – 10th District Suffolk), Brad Williams (R-West Roxbury) and newcomer and Westwood resident Michael Walsh. The three candidates recently discussed several pressing issues at a candidates' forum in Dedham. At the same venue, State Rep. candidates Mac D'Alessandro and Vernon Harrison stood alone in answering several questions asked by local residents. 

Congressman Stephen Lynch later called out D'Alessandro over what he considered to be "negative" mailings that went out to voters. Meanwhile, the Norfolk District Attorney candidates - all Democrats - looked to cross the finish line in Tuesday's Primary.

Be sure to check Westwood Patch's full coverage of the 2010 Elections leading up to the election on Tuesday.

The polls open in Westwood at 7 a.m. and close at 8 p.m. Here's a list of who will be running on the Westwood ballot tomorrow:

DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY

Governor
Deval L. Patrick

Lieutenant Governor
Timothy P. Murray

Attorney General
Martha Coakley

Secretary of State
William Francis Galvin

Treasurer
Steven Grossman
Stephen J. Murray

Auditor
Suzanne M. Bump
Guy William Glodis
Mike Lake

Representative in Congress
Stephen F. Lynch
Macdonald K. D'Alessandro

Councilor
Kelly A. Timilty
Robert L. Jubinville

Senator in General Court
Michael F. Rush
Michael F. Walsh

Representative in General Court
Paul McMurtry

District Attorney
Michael Chinman
Joseph R. Driscoll, Jr.
Michael W. Morrisey

Sheriff
Michael G. Bellotti

County Commissioner
Peter H. Collins

REPUBLICAN PRIMARY

Governor
Charles D. Baker

Lieutanant Governor
Ricahrd R. Tisei

Secretary of State
William C. Campbell

Treasurer
Karyn E. Polito

Auditor
Mary Z. Connaughton
Kamal Jain

Representative in Congress
Vernon M. Harrison
Keith P. Lepor

Councilor
Steven M. Glovsky

Senator in General Court
Brad Williams

Sheriff
William J. Farretta