Turnout numbers highlight wealth, racial disparities
Poorer cities had lower voter participation
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IN THE WEALTHY towns of Dover, Sudbury, and Carlisle, more than 90 percent of registered voters cast ballots in the November election. In the poorer cities of Springfield, Lawrence, and New Bedford, 55 percent of voters or fewer turned out. While the presidential election drew record turnout in Massachusetts, voter turnout statistics highlight yet(...)