SIGNHOLDERS MADE THEIR FEELINGS KNOWN OUTSIDE THE POLLS ON TUESDAY. CLICK THE IMAGE FOR HULL’s FULL RESULTS. [SKIP TULL PHOTO]

A total of 2,803 voters went to the polls in Hull during Tuesday’s primary election – 2,125 took a Democratic ballot, while 678 voted for Republican candidates. The results in Hull reflected those across Massachusetts.

In the race for governor, Democrat Maura Healey was unopposed, while Republican Michael Minogue earned more votes than Brian Shortsleeve. U.S. Representative Stephen Lynch, a Democrat, survived a primary challenge from Patrick Roath and will face Republican Robert Burke. U.S. Senator Edward Markey turned back a challenge in the Democratic primary from Seth Moulton and will square off with Republican John Deaton in the November 3 general election.

Both state Senator Patrick O’Connor and state Representative Joan Meschino ran unopposed in the primary and face no challengers in November.

Click here for the full results from Hull’s primary election.

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