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MASSACHUSETTS REHABILITATION COMMISSION
CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT PRODUCTIVITY REPORT
FEDERAL FISCAL YEAR 2007
JANUARY 25, 2008
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Page
Congressional District One……………………………………………. 3
Congressional District Two……………………………………………. 4
Congressional District Three……………….…………………………. 5
Congressional District Four……………………………..……………. 6
Congressional District Five……………………………………………. 7
Congressional District Six.……………………………………………. 8
Congressional District Seven…………………………………………. 9
Congressional District Eight.…………………………………………. 10
Congressional District Nine..…………………………………………. 11
Congressional District Ten……………………………………………. 12
Statewide Total…………………………………………………………. 13
Congressional District Level Data on People with Disabilities……. 14
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MASSACHUSETTS REHABILITATION COMMISSION
CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT PRODUCTIVITY REPORT
FEDERAL FISCAL YEAR 2007
Congressional District: ONE John W. Olver (D) Amherst
The FFY’07 Congressional District Report provides a productivity overview of Vocational Rehabilitation Services
provided to people with disabilities by the Massachusetts Rehabilitation Commission (MRC). This report is broken
out by Congressional District and the MRC Area Offices that are included in each Congressional District. This
report highlights the number of applications MRC has received for services and the number of consumers eligible
for services. The total consumer wage or earnings improvement is identified to highlight the improvement of
consumer’s standard of living after successful placement into an employment opportunity as a result of receiving
MRC services. Also included is the consumer’s average hourly wage and the average number of hours per week
by Area Office. Congressional District totals and State totals are listed at the bottom of each page as a reference.
Includes MRC Area Offices: Fitchburg, Greenfield, Holyoke, Pittsfield, Springfield, Sturbridge
Consumer Consumer Consumer
Eligible Employed Wage Average Average
New Applicants Consumers Consumers Improvements Hourly Hours
MRC Office For Service Served Total w/Wages /Week Wage Worked/Week
Status 02 Status 12-30 Status 26 Status 26 Status 26 Status 26
Fitchburg 251 529 T= 80 $250.05 $12.02 28.14
75%
Greenfield 419 1,091 T= 141 $269.03 $12.39 27.01
96%
Holyoke 204 485 T= 69 $214.53 $11.78 29.50
40%
Pittsfield 556 1,045 T= 152 $264.49 $10.71 29.80
100%
Springfield 266 466 T= 73 $246.05 $11.81 30.88
27%
Sturbridge 8 20 T= 3 $293.41 $11.79 28.73
4%
District One Total 1,704 3,636 T= 517 $255.16 $11.74 29.05
State Totals 11,867 26,799 T= 3,733 $260.84 $11.90 27.84
Note: Percentages beneath each Area Office denote the portion of that office's catchment area within this Congressional District.
MRC Research, Evaluation, and Development Department 1/25/08
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MASSACHUSETTS REHABILITATION COMMISSION
CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT PRODUCTIVITY REPORT
FEDERAL FISCAL YEAR 2007
Congressional District: TWO Richard E. Neal (D) Springfield
The FFY’07 Congressional District Report provides a productivity overview of Vocational Rehabilitation
Services provided to people with disabilities by the Massachusetts Rehabilitation Commission (MRC). This
report is broken out by Congressional District and the MRC Area Offices that are included in each
Congressional District. This report highlights the number of applications MRC has received for services and
the number of consumers eligible for services. The total consumer wage or earnings improvement is identified
to highlight the improvement of consumer’s standard of living after successful placement into an employment
opportunity as a result of receiving MRC services. Also included is the consumer’s average hourly wage and
the average number of hours per week by Area Office. Congressional District totals and State totals are listed
at the bottom of each page as a reference.
Includes MRC Area Offices: Greenfield, Holyoke, Milford, Springfield, Sturbridge, Worcester
Consumer Consumer Consumer
Eligible Employed Wage Average Average
New Applicants Consumers Consumers Improvement Hourly Hours
MRC Office For Service Served Total w/Wages s/Week Wage Worked/Week
Status 02 Status 12-30 Status 26 Status 26 Status 26 Status 26
Greenfield 17 45 T= 6 $269.03 $12.39 27.01
4%
Holyoke 306 728 T= 103 $214.53 $11.78 29.50
60%
Milford 160 441 T= 66 $227.56 $11.57 26.24
77%
Springfield 721 1,261 T= 197 $246.05 $11.81 30.88
73%
Sturbridge 191 477 T= 75 $293.41 $11.79 28.73
96%
Worcester 28 64 T= 9 $262.35 $11.96 27.82
4%
District Two Total 1,423 3,016 T= 456 $252.16 $11.88 28.36
State Totals 11,867 26,799 T= 3,733 $260.84 $11.90 27.84
Note: Percentages beneath each Area Office denote the portion of that office's catchment area within this Congressional District.
MRC Research, Evaluation, and Development Department 1/25/08
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MASSACHUSETTS REHABILITATION COMMISSION
CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT PRODUCTIVITY REPORT
FEDERAL FISCAL YEAR 2007
Congressional District: THREE James P. McGovern (D) Worcester
The FFY’07 Congressional District Report provides a productivity overview of Vocational Rehabilitation Services
provided to people with disabilities by the Massachusetts Rehabilitation Commission (MRC). This report is broken
out by Congressional District and the MRC Area Offices that are included in each Congressional District. This
report highlights the number of applications MRC has received for services and the number of consumers eligible
for services. The total consumer wage or earnings improvement is identified to highlight the improvement of
consumer’s standard of living after successful placement into an employment opportunity as a result of receiving
MRC services. Also included is the consumer’s average hourly wage and the average number of hours per week
by Area Office. Congressional District totals and State totals are listed at the bottom of each page as a reference.
Includes MRC Area Offices: Fall River, Fitchburg, Milford, Natick, Taunton, Worcester
Consumer Consumer Consumer
Eligible Employed Wage Average Average
New Applicants Consumers Consumers Improvement Hourly Hours
MRC Office For Service Served Total w/Wages s/Week Wage Worked/Week
Status 02 Status 12-30 Status 26 Status 26 Status 26 Status 26
Fall River 193 409 T= 64 $296.96 $11.50 27.57
54%
Fitchburg 30 63 T= 10 $250.05 $12.02 28.14
9%
Milford 69 189 T= 28 $227.56 $11.57 26.24
33%
Natick 113 269 T= 40 $212.87 $11.47 23.78
29%
Taunton 170 413 T= 54 $268.41 $12.30 29.59
33%
Worcester 679 1,524 T= 217 $262.35 $11.96 27.82
96%
District Three Total 1,254 2,868 T= 414 $253.03 $11.80 27.19
State Totals 11,867 26,799 T= 3,733 $260.84 $11.90 27.84
Note: Percentages beneath each Area Office denote the portion of that office's catchment area within this Congressional District.
MRC Research, Evaluation, and Development Department 1/25/08
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MASSACHUSETTS REHABILITATION COMMISSION
CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT PRODUCTIVITY REPORT
FEDERAL FISCAL YEAR 2007
Congressional District: FOUR Barney Frank (D) Newton
The FFY’07 Congressional District Report provides a productivity overview of Vocational Rehabilitation Services
provided to people with disabilities by the Massachusetts Rehabilitation Commission (MRC). This report is broken
out by Congressional District and the MRC Area Offices that are included in each Congressional District. This
report highlights the number of applications MRC has received for services and the number of consumers eligible
for services. The total consumer wage or earnings improvement is identified to highlight the improvement of
consumer’s standard of living after successful placement into an employment opportunity as a result of receiving
MRC services. Also included is the consumer’s average hourly wage and the average number of hours per week
by Area Office. Congressional District totals and State totals are listed at the bottom of each page as a reference.
Includes MRC Area Offices: Brockton, Brookline, Fall River, Natick, New Bedford, Plymouth, Taunton
Consumer Consumer Consumer
Eligible Employed Wage Average Average
New Applicants Consumers Consumers Improvement Hourly Hours
MRC Office For Service Served Total w/Wages s/Week Wage Worked/Week
Status 02 Status 12-30 Status 26 Status 26 Status 26 Status 26
Brockton 25 79 T= 9 $266.56 $11.74 28.64
6%
Brookline 540 1,221 T= 157 $300.93 $13.89 29.42
100%
Fall River 165 348 T= 55 $296.96 $11.50 27.57
46%
Natick 35 83 T= 12 $212.87 $11.47 23.78
9%
New Bedford 441 808 T= 120 $282.63 $11.31 28.79
100%
Plymouth 14 35 T= 4 $295.89 $11.31 28.79
5%
Taunton 303 739 T= 97 $268.41 $12.30 29.59
59%
District Four Total 1,523 3,313 T= 455 $274.89 $11.93 28.08
State Totals 11,867 26,799 T= 3,733 $260.84 $11.90 27.84
Note: Percentages beneath each Area Office denote the portion of that office's catchment area within this Congressional District.
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MASSACHUSETTS REHABILITATION COMMISSION
CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT PRODUCTIVITY REPORT
FEDERAL FISCAL YEAR 2007
Congressional District: FIVE Niki Tsongas (D) Lowell
The FFY’07 Congressional District Report provides a productivity overview of Vocational Rehabilitation Services
provided to people with disabilities by the Massachusetts Rehabilitation Commission (MRC). This report is
broken out by Congressional District and the MRC Area Offices that are included in each Congressional District.
This report highlights the number of applications MRC has received for services and the number of consumers
eligible for services. The total consumer wage or earnings improvement is identified to highlight the improvement
of consumer’s standard of living after successful placement into an employment opportunity as a result of
receiving MRC services. Also included is the consumer’s average hourly wage and the average number of
hours per week by Area Office. Congressional District totals and State totals are listed at the bottom of each
page as a reference.
Includes MRC Area Offices: Fitchburg, Lawrence, Lowell, Natick
Consumer Consumer Consumer
Eligible Employed Wage Average Average
New Applicants Consumers Consumers Improvement Hourly Hours
MRC Office For Service Served Total w/Wages s/Week Wage Worked/Week
Status 02 Status 12-30 Status 26 Status 26 Status 26 Status 26
Fitchburg 54 113 T= 17 $250.05 $12.02 28.14
16%
Lawrence 330 794 T= 130 $261.26 $11.28 28.22
65%
Lowell 379 1,059 T= 153 $239.91 $10.72 25.63
85%
Natick 62 148 T= 22 $212.87 $11.47 23.78
16%
District Five Total 825 2,114 T= 322 $241.02 $11.37 26.44
State Totals 11,867 26,799 T= 3,733 $260.84 $11.90 27.84
Note: Percentages beneath each Area Office denote the portion of that office's catchment area within this Congressional District.
MRC Research, Evaluation, and Development Department 1/25/08
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MASSACHUSETTS REHABILITATION COMMISSION
CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT PRODUCTIVITY REPORT
FEDERAL FISCAL YEAR 2007
Congressional District: SIX John F. Tierney (D) Salem
The FFY’07 Congressional District Report provides a productivity overview of Vocational Rehabilitation Services
provided to people with disabilities by the Massachusetts Rehabilitation Commission (MRC). This report is broken
out by Congressional District and the MRC Area Offices that are included in each Congressional District. This
report highlights the number of applications MRC has received for services and the number of consumers eligible
for services. The total consumer wage or earnings improvement is identified to highlight the improvement of
consumer’s standard of living after successful placement into an employment opportunity as a result of receiving
MRC services. Also included is the consumer’s average hourly wage and the average number of hours per week
by Area Office. Congressional District totals and State totals are listed at the bottom of each page as a
reference.
Includes MRC Area Offices: Lawrence, Lowell, Malden, Salem
Consumer Consumer Consumer
Eligible Employed Wage Average Average
New Applicants Consumers Consumers Improvements Hourly Hours
MRC Office For Service Served Total w/Wages /Week Wage Worked/Week
Status 02 Status 12-30 Status 26 Status 26 Status 26 Status 26
Lawrence 177 428 T= 70 $261.26 $11.28 28.22
35%
Lowell 67 187 T= 27 $239.91 $10.72 25.63
15%
Malden 131 259 T= 29 $264.44 $11.91 26.65
18%
Salem 644 1,618 T= 216 $258.99 $12.24 27.61
100%
District Six Total 1,020 2,491 T= 342 $256.15 $11.54 27.03
State Totals 11,867 26,799 T= 3,733 $260.84 $11.90 27.84
Note: Percentages beneath each Area Office denote the portion of that office's catchment area within this Congressional District.
MRC Research, Evaluation, and Development Department 1/25/08
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MASSACHUSETTS REHABILITATION COMMISSION
CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT PRODUCTIVITY REPORT
FEDERAL FISCAL YEAR 2007
Congressional District: SEVEN Edward Markey (D) Malden
The FFY’07 Congressional District Report provides a productivity overview of Vocational Rehabilitation Services
provided to people with disabilities by the Massachusetts Rehabilitation Commission (MRC). This report is broken
out by Congressional District and the MRC Area Offices that are included in each Congressional District. This
report highlights the number of applications MRC has received for services and the number of consumers eligible
for services. The total consumer wage or earnings improvement is identified to highlight the improvement of
consumer’s standard of living after successful placement into an employment opportunity as a result of receiving
MRC services. Also included is the consumer’s average hourly wage and the average number of hours per week
by Area Office. Congressional District totals and State totals are listed at the bottom of each page as a reference.
Includes MRC Area Offices: Downtown Boston, Malden, Natick, Somerville
Consumer Consumer Consumer
Eligible Employed Wage Average Average
New Applicants Consumers Consumers Improvement Hourly Hours
MRC Office For Service Served Total w/Wages s/Week Wage Worked/Week
Status 02 Status 12-30 Status 26 Status 26 Status 26 Status 26
Downtown Boston 61 120 T= 15 $315.90 $12.74 29.13
9%
Malden 598 1,179 T= 134 $264.44 $11.67 28.74
82%
Natick 125 296 T= 44 $212.87 $13.08 29.07
32%
Somerville 250 589 T= 83 $225.62 $11.31 28.79
47%
District Seven Total 1,033 2,184 T= 276 $254.71 $12.20 28.93
State Totals 11,867 26,799 T= 3,733 $260.84 $11.90 27.84
Note: Percentages beneath each Area Office denote the portion of that office's catchment area within this Congressional District.
MRC Research, Evaluation, and Development Department 1/25/08
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MASSACHUSETTS REHABILITATION COMMISSION
CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT PRODUCTIVITY REPORT
FEDERAL FISCAL YEAR 2007
Congressional District: EIGHT Michael E. Capuano (D) Somerville
The FFY’07 Congressional District Report provides a productivity overview of Vocational Rehabilitation Services
provided to people with disabilities by the Massachusetts Rehabilitation Commission (MRC). This report is broken
out by Congressional District and the MRC Area Offices that are included in each Congressional District. This
report highlights the number of applications MRC has received for services and the number of consumers eligible
for services. The total consumer wage or earnings improvement is identified to highlight the improvement of
consumer’s standard of living after successful placement into an employment opportunity as a result of receiving
MRC services. Also included is the consumer’s average hourly wage and the average number of hours per week
by Area Office. Congressional District totals and State totals are listed at the bottom of each page as a reference.
Includes MRC Area Offices: Downtown Boston, Roxbury, Somerville
Consumer Consumer
Eligible Employed Wage Average Consumer
New Applicants Consumers Consumers Improvements Hourly Average Hours
MRC Office For Service Served Total w/Wages /Week Wage Worked/Week
Status 02 Status 12-30 Status 26 Status 26 Status 26 Status 26
Downtown Boston 311 612 T= 77 $315.90 $12.74 29.13
46%
Roxbury 282 621 T= 71 $299.90 $11.67 28.74
50%
Somerville 282 664 T= 93 $225.62 $12.80 25.48
53%
District Eight Total 874 1,897 T= 241 $284.00 $12.40 27.78
State Totals 11,867 26,799 T= 3,733 $260.84 $11.90 27.84
Note: Percentages beneath each Area Office denote the portion of that office's catchment area within this Congressional District.
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MASSACHUSETTS REHABILITATION COMMISSION
CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT PRODUCTIVITY REPORT
FEDERAL FISCAL YEAR 2007
Congressional District: NINE Stephen F. Lynch (D) Boston
The FFY’07 Congressional District Report provides a productivity overview of Vocational Rehabilitation Services
provided to people with disabilities by the Massachusetts Rehabilitation Commission (MRC). This report is broken
out by Congressional District and the MRC Area Offices that are included in each Congressional District. This
report highlights the number of applications MRC has received for services and the number of consumers eligible
for services. The total consumer wage or earnings improvement is identified to highlight the improvement of
consumer’s standard of living after successful placement into an employment opportunity as a result of receiving
MRC services. Also included is the consumer’s average hourly wage and the average number of hours per week
by Area Office. Congressional District totals and State totals are listed at the bottom of each page as a
reference.
Includes MRC Area Offices: Brockton, Downtown Boston, Natick, Quincy, Roxbury, Taunton
Consumer Consumer Consumer
Eligible Employed Wage Average Average
New Applicants Consumers Consumers Improvement Hourly Hours
MRC Office For Service Served Total w/Wages s/Week Wage Worked/Week
Status 02 Status 12-30 Status 26 Status 26 Status 26 Status 26
Brockton 339 1,096 T= 125 $266.56 $11.74 28.64
83%
Downtown Boston 304 599 T= 75 $315.90 $12.74 29.13
45%
Natick 55 130 T= 19 $212.87 $11.47 23.78
14%
Quincy 163 372 T= 54 $274.66 $13.08 29.07
36%
Roxbury 282 621 T= 71 $299.90 $11.67 28.74
50%
Taunton 41 100 T= 13 $268.41 $12.30 29.59
8%
District Nine Total 1,184 2,918 T= 358 $273.05 $12.17 28.16
State Totals 11,867 26,799 T= 3,733 $260.84 $11.90 27.84
Note: Percentages beneath each Area Office denote the portion of that office's catchment area within this Congressional District.
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MASSACHUSETTS REHABILITATION COMMISSION
CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT PRODUCTIVITY REPORT
FEDERAL FISCAL YEAR 2007
Congressional District: TEN William D. Delehunt (D) Quincy
The FFY’07 Congressional District Report provides a productivity overview of Vocational Rehabilitation Services
provided to people with disabilities by the Massachusetts Rehabilitation Commission (MRC). This report is
broken out by Congressional District and the MRC Area Offices that are included in each Congressional District.
This report highlights the number of applications MRC has received for services and the number of consumers
eligible for services. The total consumer wage or earnings improvement is identified to highlight the
improvement of consumer’s standard of living after successful placement into an employment opportunity as a
result of receiving MRC services. Also included is the consumer’s average hourly wage and the average
number of hours per week by Area Office. Congressional District totals and State totals are listed at the bottom
of each page as a reference.
Includes MRC Area Offices: Brockton, Hyannis, Plymouth, Quincy
Consumer Consumer Consumer
Eligible Employed Wage Average Average
New Applicants Consumers Consumers Improvement Hourly Hours
MRC Office For Service Served Total w/Wages s/Week Wage Worked/Week
Status 02 Status 12-30 Status 26 Status 26 Status 26 Status 26
Brockton 45 145 T= 17 $266.56 $11.74 28.64
11%
Hyannis 425 894 T= 158 $219.94 $11.59 23.14
100%
Plymouth 267 660 T= 80 $295.89 $11.31 28.79
95%
Quincy 290 662 T= 97 $274.66 $13.08 29.07
64%
District Ten Total 1,027 2,361 T= 351 $264.26 $11.93 27.41
State Totals 11,867 26,799 T= 3,733 $260.84 $11.90 27.84
Note: Percentages beneath each Area Office denote the portion of that office's catchment area within this Congressional District.
MRC Research, Evaluation, and Development Department 1/25/08
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STATEWIDE TOTALS
Congressional District: ONE John W. Olver (D) Amherst
Includes MRC Area Offices: Fitchburg, Greenfield, Holyoke, Pittsfield, Springfield, Sturbridge
Employed Consumers 517 Avg. Consumer Wage $255.16 Average Hours Worked 29.05
Congressional District: TWO Richard E. Neal (D) Springfield
Includes MRC Area Offices: Greenfield, Holyoke, Milford, Springfield, Sturbridge, Worcester
Employed Consumers 456 Avg. Consumer Wage $252.16 Average Hours Worked 28.36
Congressional District: THREE James P. McGovern (D) Worcester
Includes MRC Area Offices: Fall River, Fitchburg, Milford, Natick, Taunton, Worcester
Employed Consumers 414 Avg. Consumer Wage $253.03 Average Hours Worked 27.19
Congressional District: FOUR Barney Frank (D) Newton
Includes MRC Area Offices: Brockton, Brookline, Fall River, Natick, New Bedford, Plymouth, Taunton
Employed Consumers 455 Avg. Consumer Wage $274.89 Average Hours Worked 28.08
Congressional District: FIVE Niki Tsongas (D) Lowell
Includes MRC Area Offices: Fitchburg, Lawrence, Lowell, Natick
Employed Consumers 322 Avg. Consumer Wage $241.02 Average Hours Worked 26.44
Congressional District: SIX John F. Tierney (D) Salem
Includes MRC Area Offices: Lawrence, Lowell, Malden, Salem
Employed Consumers 342 Avg. Consumer Wage $256.15 Average Hours Worked 27.03
Congressional District: SEVEN Edward Markey (D) Malden
Includes MRC Area Offices: Downtown Boston, Malden, Natick, Somerville
Employed Consumers 276 Avg. Consumer Wage $254.71 Average Hours Worked 28.93
Congressional District: EIGHT Michael E. Capuano (D) Somerville
Includes MRC Area Offices: Downtown Boston, Roxbury, Somerville
Employed Consumers 241 Avg. Consumer Wage $284.00 Average Hours Worked 27.78
Congressional District: NINE Stephen F. Lynch (D) Boston
Includes MRC Area Offices: Brockton, Downtown Boston, Natick, Quincy, Roxbury, Taunton
Employed Consumers 358 Avg. Consumer Wage $273.05 Average Hours Worked 28.16
Congressional District: TEN William D. Delehunt (D) Quincy
Includes MRC Area Offices: Brockton, Hyannis, Plymouth, Quincy
Employed Consumers 351 Avg. Consumer Wage $264.26 Average Hours Worked 27.41
STATEWIDE FFY 2007
Eligible Consumers Receiving VR Services 26,799
Applicants for VR Services in FY'07 11,867
Consumers Who Went to Work in FY'07 3,733
IMPROVEMENT IN EARNINGS FOR CONSUMERS - STATEWIDE FFY 2007
Average Weekly Wage $260.84
Average Hourly Wage $11.90
Average Hours Worked Per Week 27.84
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Congressional District Level Data on People with Disabilities: Massachusetts
Congressional Congressional Congressional Area in Total Rural % of Rural Noninstitutionalized People with % of People Institutionalized
District Area Representative Square Miles Population Population People Population Disability with Disability People
1 Amherst John W. Olver 3,167 634,479 194,798 30.7% 588,637 108,504 18.4% 6,384
2 Springfield Richard E. Neal 943 634,444 96,483 15.2% 584,084 119,343 20.4% 6,261
3 Worcester James P. McGovern 607 634,585 42,031 6.6% 582,727 106,593 18.2% 6,754
4 Newton Barney Frank 767 634,624 75,165 11.8% 585,601 102,663 17.5% 6,302
5 Lowell Niki Tsongas 577 635,326 41,548 6.5% 577,828 103,311 17.8% 5,356
6 Salem John F. Tierney 507 636,554 32,750 5.1% 587,331 98,043 16.6% 6,362
7 Malden Edward J. Markey 177 634,287 3,074 0.5% 589,176 108,321 18.3% 6,293
8 Somerville Michael E. Capuano 48 634,835 0 0.0% 595,964 123,908 20.7% 4,212
9 Boston Stephen F. Lynch 316 634,062 10,269 1.6% 580,275 108,240 18.6% 8,068
10 Quincy William D. Delahunt 1,037 635,901 49,428 7.8% 589,222 105,820 17.9% 5,640
Statewide 8,146 6,349,097 545,546 8.6% 5,860,845 1,084,746 18.5% 61,632
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