The midterm election saw a voter turnout record in Massachusetts.
All day long Tuesday, poll workers like Joe Campbell in Springfield saw a non-stop stream of voters.
"There's been no lull since 7 o-clock," Campbell said just before noon on Election Day.
Now, the Secretary of State’s office reports that the number of ballots cast is approaching 2.7 million. That is more than any midterm election in Massachusetts history. Ballots mailed in from overseas and provisional ballots are still being counted.
The percentage of registered voters who cast ballots was the highest for a midterm election in Massachusetts in 24 years.
