Martha's Vineyard backs Clinton, Ogden, DeOliveira; votes to legalize marijuana

Updated 12:45 pm, Wednesday

Totals from each of the Island towns, and Gosnold, for local, state and national races.

Totals from Edgartown, West Tisbury, and Aquinnah reflect the support from earlier tallies in Oak Bluffs and Tisbury, with two exceptions: Tobias Glidden carried Edgartown in the race for state representative, and the vote to expand charter schools won by a single vote there.

And as the Vineyard went, so did Massachusetts. The Bay State was one of the first states called for Secretary Clinton, and the voters also supported Rep. Keating for Congress, Julian Cyr for state senate; Dylan Fernandes won the Cape and Islands house seat. The state also reflected Island positions on ballot questions.

On the ballot questions, Islanders voted no on question 1 (slots), no on question 2 (expanding charter schools), yes on question 3 (ending forcing farm animals into cages), and yes on legalizing marijuana (question 4).

At 9:30, with Oak Bluffs and Tisbury reporting, the Island supported Hillary Clinton for president, Rep. William Keating for Congress, Julian Cyr for state senate, Dylan Fernandes for state representative, Robert Ogden for Sheriff, and Paolo DeOliveira for Register of Deeds.