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Patrick Natale electoral history

2004 Democratic primary for the Massachusetts House of Representatives, 30th Middlesex District [1]

  • Patrick Natale - 1,878 (49.8%)
  • Scott Galvin (Write-in) - 902 (23.9%)
  • Edward R. Quinn - 543 (14.4%)
  • Wiliam M. Rabbitt - 431 (11.4%)

2004 General Election for the Massachusetts House of Representatives, 30th Middlesex District [1]

  • Patrick Natale (D) - 10,628 (62.1%)
  • Paul J. Meaney (I) - 6,459 (37.8%)

2007 special Democratic primary for the Massachusetts Senate, 4th Middlesex District [1]

2008 Democratic primary for the Massachusetts House of Representatives, 30th Middlesex District [1]

2013 preliminary election for Mayor of Woburn [17]

  • Scott Galvin - 3,818 (65.2%)
  • John Flaherty - 1,895 (32.3%)
  • Patrick Natale - 145 (2.5%)

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Patrick Natale
2005 Patrick Natale Massachusetts House of Representatives.png
Member of the
Massachusetts House of Representatives
from the 30th Middlesex district
In office
2005–2009